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COLLEGE ASSEMBLY

DATE:08/06/2026

The Morning Assembly titled was organized by the Second Year B.Ed English students of Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, in collaboration with IQAC, on 08 June 2026 at 9:45 a.m. in the General Hall. The programme was conducted with the objective of creating a positive energy in learning atmosphere.

The assembly began with a prayer,by Sajina which created a calm and inspiring environment . This was followed by the pledge,by Jyothika where students reaffirmed their commitment to their duties and responsibilities.

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

The thought of the day was delivered by Karthika ,she shared an inspiring thought by Nelson Mandela, a great leader who inspired millions of people around the world.The thought goes like this;

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”Even though it’s very short .it carries a powerful message. Many things in life may seem difficult or impossible at first. But with hard work, determination, and confidence, we can achieve them.

This quote reminds us not to give up when we face challenges. What seems impossible today may become our success tomorrow.Her words inspired everyone to be responsible and mindful.




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