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On August 8, 2024, the Department of Education organised a special lecture by inviting Prof. Lalbiakdiki Hnamte, Director, College Development Council, Mizoram University. Dr Francis L R Puia Tlau chaired the event. Prof. Lalbiakdiki Hnamte spoke on the following topics:

- mere learning is meaningless unless it is applied in real life situations

- the necessity to improve oneself so no one has to hide anything from anyone

- Marks do not determine success

- Value of developing creativity and critical thinking

- Importance of having the right value system as it can affect other people’s values

- CUET conducted by NTA for Mizoram University admission from next session

All MA and UG Education core students and 7 faculty members attended the event.

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.

Government Aizawl College won the First Prize at the ZOHANDCO 10th National Handloom Day Inter-College Quiz Competition organised by M/s Mizoram Handloom and Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd. (ZOHANCO) during August 6-7, 2024 at Ignite Studio.

P.C. Zomuanpuia, 5th Semester, Political Science Department (Roll No. 2202BA367) and P.C. Lalrinmawii, 3rd Semester, Commerce Department (Roll No. 2302BCOM062) represented the College and won the First Prize carrying a trophy, Mizo shawls, certificates and a cash prize of Rs. 30,000.

On the first night, their opponents were from Govt. Hrangbana College and Govt. T. Romana College; the second night saw them up against their final opponents from Govt. Aizawl North College and Govt. Hrangbana College. They faced 5 rounds consisting of – Question and Answer; Multiple Choice Questions; Buzzer Round; Reasoning Round and then Visual Round. Govt Aizawl College won with 115 points while Govt. Hrangbana College came in second with 60 points and Govt. Aizawl North College came in third with a close score of 55 points.

The National Service Scheme, GAC Unit organised a one-day “Awareness Campaign on Environment & Three New Criminal Laws” on August 7, 2024 (Wednesday) at the Conference Hall, Mualpui Campus. There were three resource persons, namely Mrs. Vanramchhuangi (Ruatfela Nu), Mrs. Saizampuii Sailo and Mrs. Julie Lalrinzami. Mrs. Vanramchhuangi and Mrs. Saizampuii Sailo were representatives of the Centre for Environment and Social Justice (CESJ), as such they both delivered powerful speeches on the importance of environment protection. Mrs. Vanramchhuangi’s speech was centred on the theme ‘Environment first, development second’, while Mrs. Saizampuii Sailo’s speech focused on the importance of our generation in bringing about restoration. Mrs. Julie Lalrinzami, MJS, Addl. District & Session Judge, Aizawl, on the other hand, brought to the attention of the programme attendees the new criminal laws which has been implemented with effect from July 1, 2024 in India. She highlighted important portions of the new criminal laws in a way that can be understood in the minds of laymen. The programme was attended by the 5th Semester students of Education, History, Political Science and Sociology departments.

The orientation programme for the new batch of MA Education (Sem. I) was held on August 6, 2024 at 11:00 AM in

Room No. 501, Academic Building. Dr. R. Lalthankhumi chaired the event and Mr. Lalbiakzuala, Principal and Ms. Lalremruati, Vice Principal (Academics) welcomed the new students and highlighted the important issues related to the college. Mrs. Ngurhmingliani, Head, Department of Education, gave the welcome speech and spoke words of encouragement. Mrs. Zothanchami offered prayers for the new students and Dr. Mary L. Renthlei gave a presentation on the course structure of MA (Education), pertinent academic activities and other important information. To acquaint the new students on the specifics of academic guidelines to be adhered to, Dr. J. Lalhriatpuii presented a topic titled ‘Field Project and Dissertation’, followed by a talk on ‘Presentation Skills’ by Dr. Francis L R Puia Tlau. A total of 21 incoming students and 8 faculty members attended this programme, which was topped off with refreshment in the foyer.