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On September 30, 2024, the English Association of Peet Memorial Training College, known as LITERATI , hosted the highly anticipated third season of its "Mock Press" competition. Held in the college auditorium under the guidance of convenors Dr. Alie Molly Varghis and Dr. Velayudhan Nair T, the event challenged students to step outside their comfort zones by adopting the personas and mannerisms of various celebrities. This creative exercise aimed to sharpen the participants' improvisational skills, quick-wittedness, and public speaking abilities as they faced a diverse judging panel composed of both faculty members and student representatives. The competition saw 14 enthusiastic participants from various departments showcase their acting prowess and ability to handle high-pressure questioning. After a series of impressive performances, the top honors were awarded to Sruthy M. Nair (Social Science), Lakshmi Sunil (Physical Science), and Febha Sabu (Maths), who secured fi...

 On September 27, 2024 , the first-semester B.Ed. students embarked on an enriching one-day field trip to Thiruvananthapuram. The journey commenced early at 6:24 am from the college campus, beginning on a spiritual note with a prayer led by Dr. Elizabeth Joshua . Our route took us through Thazhakara, Adoor, and Vamanapuram, with a scheduled breakfast stop at Hotel Bismillah in Nilamel at 8:00 am. This initial leg of the trip set a positive tone for the day, as the group of 45 students and four faculty members —Dr. Mumtas S, Dr. Velayudhan T Nair, Dr. Elizabeth Joshua, and Dr. Renjany—shared a meal before heading toward our first major destination. By 10:19 am, we arrived at the Kerala Arts and Crafts Village in Vellar. This cultural hub proved to be an immersive experience, showcasing the intricate artistry of Kerala through pottery, handloom weaving, and woodwork. To navigate the expansive village effectively, our batch divided into two groups, exploring various sections dedicate...

 On September 25, 2024, the National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikara, organized a heartfelt visit to Gandhi Bhavan Snehaveed in Haripad titled "SNEHAKOOTTE." The program began at 10:30 am with a welcoming address by the facility's director, Mr. Shameer Muhammed, who introduced the volunteers to the daily lives of the residents. This was followed by encouraging speeches from the NSS Programme Officer, Dr. Mumtas S, alongside Mr. Biju David and Student Coordinator Arya A.R., setting a compassionate tone for the day's activities. To foster a sense of joy and companionship, the NSS volunteers organized a vibrant series of interactive events, including music, mimicry, games, and the sharing of personal stories with the inmates. Beyond the entertainment, the volunteers demonstrated their support by distributing essential goods they had collected specifically for the residents. The visit concluded with a communal lunch where students,...

    On September 24, 2024, the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Peet Memorial Training College commemorated NSS Day with a series of impactful events held at the College Auditorium. The celebrations commenced at 10:00 AM with an inaugural address by Dr. Azser R.N., the State NSS Officer of the Kerala State NSS Cell. In his speech, Dr. Azser emphasized the vital role responsible volunteers play in nation-building, specifically highlighting how student-teachers can integrate the spirit of service into their professional lives. The session was presided over by the college Principal, Dr. Alie Molly Verghis, with additional remarks provided by Shri. Poulouse Koshy, Vice President of the Alumni Association. The formal proceedings were facilitated by Dr. Mumthas S., the NSS Programme Officer, who welcomed the gathering, and Ms. Arya A.R., who concluded the morning session with a vote of thanks at 11:20 AM. Following the inaugural ceremony, an Orientation Programme for first-year...

On September 11, 2024, Peet Memorial Training College in Mavelikara celebrated its annual College Day, titled 'SALUD,' organized by the Pravega College Union (2023-2024). The event commenced at 10:00 am under the chairmanship of Union Chairman Mr. Adith Rajesh, who also delivered the presidential address. The formal inauguration was performed by the Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Mr. Kodikunnil Suresh. Following a warm welcome by Dr. Alie Molly Verghis, the General Secretary, Mr. Jishnu M, presented the Union’s Annual Report alongside the statements of income and expenditure. The morning session was enriched by felicitations from Dr. Mumtas S, Mr. Biju David, and student representative Naveena M Sharma, concluding at 12:30 pm with a vote of thanks proposed by Vice Chairperson Indulekha O. After a brief intermission, the festivities transitioned into a vibrant cultural showcase at 1:30 pm. This segment featured diverse performances from the student body, notably including the 20...

The Peet Memorial Training College in Mavelikara came alive on September 10, 2024, with the vibrant "Pookatte Kavadi" Onam celebration. Organized by the Pravega College Union 2024 in collaboration with the IQAC, the festivities kicked off with the traditional creation of a colorful Attapookalam . The event’s highlights included the "Malayali Manka" and "Kerala Shreeman" beauty contests, showcasing the traditional grace and style of the female and male students, respectively. The day was filled with energy as students and faculty participated in a variety of spirited games, such as Sundaranu Pottuthodual , the lemon and spoon race, Uriyadi, Pavakka Thinnal, and a highly competitive tug-of-war. A significant highlight of the celebration was the Onam Sadhya , a traditional feast enjoyed by the entire college community, including teachers, non-teaching staff, and students. With high attendance and enthusiastic participation, the programme successfully capture...

 On September 5, 2024, the NSS Unit of Peet Memorial Training College in Mavelikara hosted a heartfelt Teacher’s Day celebration, commencing at 10:00 AM. Under the leadership of Principal Dr. Alie Molly Verghis, the event opened with an inspiring address on the vital role of education and the responsibility of teachers as the torchbearers of modern society. The session, presided over by Programme Officer Dr. Mumthas S, featured a traditional Guruvandanam performed by Ms. Atheena Jailal, followed by a commemorative message delivered by Ms. Lekshmi H. The festivities continued with a dynamic blend of interactive games, cultural performances, and reflective experience-sharing sessions, drawing enthusiastic participation from both faculty and students. A highlight of the morning was the ceremonial cake cutting dedicated to the educators, symbolizing the college's appreciation for their hard work. The formal proceedings concluded with the National Anthem, after which students presented...