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The Department of Sociology in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club observed 'International Youth Day' on August 11, 2025 (Monday) at Mualpui Campus. The programme was enriched by the enthusiastic participation of students, who not only showcased their creativity through thought-provoking posters but also demonstrated their commitment to spreading HIV/AIDS awareness, stigma, prevention strategies and sex education by distributing informative pamphlets and condoms, thereby fostering a culture of safe practices and open discussion around sensitive topics.

The event culminated in a resounding success, with the collective efforts of the Sociology Department faculties, 3^rd and 5^th Semester students, and Red Ribbon Club members leaving a lasting impact on the attendees, fostering a ripple effect of awareness and understanding.

On September 12, 2025 (Friday), the NSS-GAC Unit in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club and the Civil Hospital Blood Bank successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp at Mualpui Campus. A total of 101 units of blood were donated during the programme. Out of these, 87 donors were male and 13 donors were female including 1 faculty member.

The department-wise contribution of donors is as follows:

Education - 20 (UG), 1 (PG)

Economics - 9

English - 9

History - 15

Mizo - 17

Political Science - 22

Sociology - 5

Commerce - 2

The camp witnessed active participation from students across various departments, reflecting their sense of social responsibility and commitment towards humanitarian service.

On September 12, 2025 (Friday), the NSS-GAC Unit in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club and the Civil Hospital Blood Bank successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp at Mualpui Campus. A total of 101 units of blood were donated during the programme. Out of these, 87 donors were male and 13 donors were female including 1 faculty member.

The department-wise contribution of donors is as follows:

Education - 20 (UG), 1 (PG)

Economics - 9

English - 9

History - 15

Mizo - 17

Political Science - 22

Sociology - 5

Commerce - 2

The camp witnessed active participation from students across various departments, reflecting their sense of social responsibility and commitment towards humanitarian service.

A programme to observe the International Literacy Day was organised by the Department of Education on September 8, 2025. The programme was chaired by Dr. Mary L. Renthlei. Mr K.C. Lalthasanga, Asst. Professor, Mizoram Christian College was invited as a resource person to talk about literacy among the students of MA Education. He talked about the ‘Introduction of literacy, Aims of Literacy and Role of Educated People’. 26 students and 4 faculty members participated in the interaction with the resource person. In addition, the resource person distributed the Perfect Attendance Certificate to the MA students.

In continuation of the ongoing Golden Jubilee Celebration, Govt. Aizawl College has maintained a steadfast commitment to philanthropic endeavours all throughout the present and previous years. The College’s multifaceted approach to philanthropy has encompassed a wide range of activities from cleanliness drives to outreach programmes that support marginalised sections of society.

To sustain the momentum and expand its philanthropic avenue by broadening the outreach programme, the ‘GAC GIVES BACK’ programme was organised on the morning of August 23, 2025. Dr. Lalmalsawma Khiangte, Convener and Dr.Lalsangzuala Khiangte, Vice Principal delivered welcome addresses and Mrs. Vanlalsawmi, former faculty member, Education Department, provided refreshments for the organisers.

The overwhelming response and participation served as a testament to the institution’s commitment to social responsibility, as the selfless efforts of past and present faculty members and students successfully bridged the gap between the College and countless individuals, embodying the true spirit of the Mizo custom of 'luang chhuak’, that is, to give back with no expectation of reciprocity.

The initiative was remarkable as it also instilled the values of empathy, sense of civic engagement, a culture of compassion and community service. The programme earned a reputation as a beacon of hope, as the College continues to celebrate its Golden Jubilee year with purpose and passion.