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Government AizawlCollege successfully organised GAC FEST 2026 during October 29-30, 2026 at the Mualpui campus, with enthusiastic participation from students, clubs, classes, individual student-entrepreneurs and outside vendors. The two-day fest provided a platform for creativity, entrepreneurship, cultural expression and the celebration of myriad students' talents.

A total of 40 stalls were set up during the Fest, comprising 22 stalls managed by various clubs and classes, 10 stalls run by individual students and 8 stalls from outside vendors. As part of the College's encouragement for student entrepreneurship, interest-free loans were provided to individual students, clubs and classes to support their participation and business activities during the Fest.

The inaugural programme was held on October 29, 2026, at 11:00 AM in the College Courtyard. The programme was chaired by Mr. Mark V. Vanlalrema, and the inaugural speech was delivered by Prof. C. Vanlalhruaia. The inauguration formally marked the commencement of the two-day celebration, setting the tone for a series of activities that showcased the entrepreneurial spirit, creativity and talents of the students. The various stalls attracted considerable interest and provided an opportunity for students to gain practical experience in entrepreneurship, teamwork, financial management and customer interaction.

The second day of the Fest, October 30, 2026, featured the GAC FEST Inter-Higher Secondary School Dance Competition which was inaugurated at 10:30 AM in the College Courtyard. The programme was hosted by students from the Fifth Semester- Angela Lianhmingpuii and Ashley Lianhminghlui, while the inaugural speech was delivered by Prof. Lalsangzuala Khiangte, Vice Principal. A total of nine schools participated in the competition, competing in two categories: Western Dance and Chheihlam (Cultural Dance). The event provided a vibrant platform for young performers to showcase their dancing abilities, cultural identity and artistic creativity.

The closing programme and prize distribution ceremony were graced by Mr. Lalbiakzuala, Principal, who addressed the gathering and congratulated all participants. Prizes were presented by college dignitaries and faculty members, formally concluding the dance competition.

The results of the competition are as follows:

Western Dance Category

1. First Prize - Mount Carmel Higher Secondary School

2. Second Prize - Synod Higher Secondary School

3. Third Prize - CLS Academy

Chheihlam (Cultural Dance) Category

1. First Prize - St. Joseph Higher Secondary School

2. Second Prize - St. Paul's Higher Secondary School

3. Third Prize - Mount Carmel Higher Secondary School

People's Choice Award

• Government Mamawii Higher Secondary School

Following the prize distribution ceremony, the fest concluded with the GAC FEST Concert, featuring performances by the GAC Music Club and celebrated local artists BZi Tochhawng and Young Fella. The musical performances added excitement and entertainment to the final day of the fest, bringing the two-day celebration to a euphoric conclusion.

On October 16, 2026 (Friday), the Department of Sociology, Government Aizawl College conducted a field visit to The Salvation Army Muanna In Boys’ Home, Mualpui.

The primary objective was academic exposure through observation of the institutional premises and interaction with the staff members to understand its objective and day to day functioning. The teachers and students also spent quality time interacting with the children residing at the Home. As a token of goodwill, snacks were distributed among the children. The visit was a joyful and memorable experience.

Students from the 5th Semester participated in the field visit along with the faculty members of the Department of Sociology.

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The Department of Political Science organised an Alumni Engagement Programme on September 18, 2026 in the Conference Hall as part of Alumni Week 2026 with alumnus Mr. Lalrinawma Ralte (1998-2001 Batch), currently serving as Deputy Secretary, Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) as the resource person. The resource person delivered a lecture on the topic “From Rote to Competence: Redefining Education”. He emphasised the need to move beyond memorization-based learning and explained that education should develop understanding, critical thinking, creativity, problem solving abilities and ethical awareness. He further stressed that students must be encouraged to apply knowledge to real- life situations rather than merely reproduce information in examinations. Drawing from his personal academic and professional experiences, Mr. Lalrinawma encouraged students to become competent, confident and socially responsible citizens.

The session was highly informative and interactive. Students enthusiastically participated in the discussion. The programme was a great success and provided valuable insight into the need for competency- based, practical and inclusive education.

The programme was attended by faculty members and students of 3rd and 5th Semesters.

On September 17, 2026, the Department of Mizo observed GAC Alumni Week and invited Dr. Lalzarzova, Assistant Professor, Mizoram University, as the resource person. The programme was attended by students of the 3rd and 5th semesters and was held at Room 101, Academic Building.

The programme was chaired by Prof. C. Vanlalhruaia, Head of Department. Dr. Lalzarzova delivered an insightful talk on Mizo Literature and Literary Criticism and the students and teachers enjoyed an informative session.

Dr. Lalzarzova was the topper of the MZU Undergraduate Examination 2009 of the Department of Mizo and is also the founder of the Facebook page “GAC Corner”.