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Government Aizawl College won the Second Prize at the Women & Child Development Independence Day Inter-College Women’s Football Tournament 2024 held during August 8 – 15, 2024. The final match was held on August 15, 2024 (3:30 PM) at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium, Mualpui where the College team lost to the team from Govt. Hrangbana College with a 0-2 score. The Second Prize carried a cash prize of Rs. 20,000 and a trophy. GAC player Zonuntluangi, 1st Semester, Department of History won the Best Player of the Tournament award carrying a cash prize of Rs. 1,000 and a trophy.

To commemorate the 78th anniversary of India’s Independence Day, a flag hoisting ceremony was held in the college courtyard on August 14, 2024 at 1:30 PM. The Principal Mr Lalbiakzuala unfurled the national flag, flanked by the SUOs of the GAC NCC unit. As the National Anthem was played, NCC cadets in full uniform and attending students and faculty members saluted and paid honour to the flag.

At the Independence Day celebration held at AR Ground, nine GAC NCC cadets marched in the parade as part of the Armed Contingent, led by contingent commander JUO Ricky Lalthasanga (5th Sem., Sociology Dept).

Meanwhile, JUO R.M. Lalhmangaihkimi (5th Sem., Political Sc. Dept) and Cdt. P.C. Lalnuntluangi (3rd Sem., English Dept) were part of the pilot party that escorted the Chief Minister.

On August 14, 2024 1:30 PM, the Consumers’ Club, Government Aizawl College in collaboration with Mizoram Consumers’ Union organized a Consumer Awareness Programme at the Conference Hall, Mualpui Campus to educate students about their rights and responsibilities as consumers. Three resource persons from the Mizoram Consumers' Union General Headquarters—Prof. Chawngsailova, President; Mr. Thanglura, Vice President; and Mr. T. Lalthangfala, Fin. Secretary presented a series of informative sessions.

The key lectures include various topics such as understanding the Consumer Protection Act, identifying misleading advertisements, raising awareness about common consumer frauds and how to avoid them. In addition, they also discussed real-life case studies and responded to audience questions. The programme was part of the College’s initiative to promote awareness of consumer issues and empower individuals to make informed choices in the marketplace. One hundred fifty (150) students from Commerce, Economics, English, Hindi and Mizo departments attended the programme.

Mentoring Day, organised by the Mentoring Cell, GAC-IQAC was held at Mualpui Campus on August 9, 2024. This event, observed for the second consecutive year, has proven to be a valuable initiative resulting in the strengthening of the mentor-mentee relationship within the institution. Each mentor-teacher engaged in one-on-one meetings with their mentees in designated rooms. The personalised interactions created a conducive environment for mentees to share their concerns, experiences and problems.

Throughout the day, mentors maintained detailed mentoring logbooks where matters discussed in each session and the advice or action steps suggested are documented. This practice helps in keeping records and tracking the progress of each mentee. The mentoring system is one of the college’s best practices and these mentoring sessions have proven to be very effective. Through these interactions, mentors are able to address individual challenges faced by mentees and offer guidance for an overall development.

On August 8, 2024 (Monday), the Department of Sociology in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club, Govt. Aizawl College observed ‘International Youth Day’ at Mualpui Campus. The programme was graced by the Principal, Mr. Lalbiakzuala and Vice Principal (Administration) Dr. Lalsangzuala Khiangte. Both delivered speeches on the importance of spreading HIV awareness and sex education. The 3rd and 5th Semester Major/Core students of Sociology actively participated in the programme by making posters and distributing pamphlets and condoms.