MORNING BUZZ
As part of the Morning Buzz session, the Literature Club organised an awareness programme on Rabies, presented by Sajana and Anusha. The session, conducted in connection with World Rabies Day, focused on some common myths and misconceptions about rabies that are often heard in our society. Through a Myth and Fact presentation, the speakers clarified these misconceptions and shared important information about rabies transmission, prevention, wound care and vaccination. The programme aimed to create awareness among the students and encourage them to respond wisely and safely in situations involving animal bites or scratches.
Morning Assembly Report
The morning assembly held on 28 September 2026 was organised by the B.Ed. First Year
English students of Mahatma College of B.Ed Education. Nileshwar, in collaboration with
the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The programme was conducted in a well-
organised and disciplined manner.
The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by the pledge. Various activities were
conducted as part of the programme, including the presentation of the Thought of the Day,
news reading, and the Principal's address. The assembly concluded with the National
Anthem.
As part of the programme, the Thought of the Day was presented by Sruthi H. She spoke on
the theme about World Rabbies Day . Her thought highlighted that protecting animals
means protecting people. Vaccinating dogs and other animals, avoiding unnecessary
contact with unfamiliar animals and seeking medical care promptly after a possible
exposure are important steps in preventing rabbies.




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