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The Department of Education held a Pre-Chapchar Kut celebration on March 11, 2026 at Room 405, Sikulpuikawn Campus. Hosted by the fourth-semester MA students, the event saw a vibrant display of Mizo culture, with all attendees dressed in traditional attire.

The program featured various activities, including group singing, a quiz competition, Hlado Chham, and the crowning of the event's "King and Queen." A significant portion of the ceremony was dedicated to honoring academic and professional excellence, with awards presented for:

MZU Rank Holders (2025)

• Ramdinmawia (4th Rank)

• Lalpekhlui (7th Rank)

• Zothanmawii (9th Rank)

UGC NET Qualified Candidates (2025)

• Ramdinmawia

• Laldinsangi

• Lalpekhlui

Recent Career Appointment

• Vanlaltanchhana

Semester Toppers

• VL Remruatpuia Pachuau (III Semester)

• F. Lalnunfeli (I Semester)

Attendance Excellence Awards were presented to 13 students for good attendance records.

The gathering was attended by 38 MA students and four faculty members, successfully blending cultural heritage with academic recognition.

The Commerce Department hosted esteemed guests from Young Indians, Mizoram Chapter on March 9, 2026 for an awareness programme on 'Entrepreneurship & AI: Building The Future from Mizoram'. All B.Com students and faculty members attended the programme which was held at the Conference Hall, Mualpui campus from 2-4 PM.

Mr. Robert Rohmingliana, Managing Director, Mark Advertising & Events shared his entrepreneurial journey with the students, stressing upon the importance of building networks within and across industries. He exhorted the students to join the 5 AM club and look after their health as well as building a disciplined life.

Mr. Lalrinnunga, Head of Business Development, Lailen Consulting Pvt. Ltd., spoke on “Al for Entrepreneurs”. He gave a rich and insightful presentation on how Al tools are making it easier for aspiring entrepreneurs. He provided practical tips and shared accessible tools that can be readily used by the young students.

On March 6, 2026, Department of Education (M.A.) Government Aizawl College held an “Academic Adventure Programme” at Tam Dil lake. This initiative transitioned postgraduate learning from the traditional classroom to the outdoors, successfully combining experiential education with community building among the students.

On February 24, 2026, the Commerce Department felicitated Miss F. Laltlandiki, B.Com Class of 2020. Didiki is the Manager and Co-Owner of Dairei Banana Chips.

She had been invited to be a panellist in the Centre Stage Event entitled “Young Entrepreneurs at the Heart of Transformation: From Vision to Impact” organised by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) during February 10-11, 2026 in Rome, Italy. This prestigious event convened youth change makers, high-level policy and business leaders and representatives of 18 IFAD member countries to highlight the essential role of youth-led entrepreneurship in rural transformation.

On February 23, 2026, at 1:30 PM, the Departments of Mizo and Hindi, in collaboration with PM Usha, organized International Mother Language Day 2026 at the Conference Hall, Mualpui. The theme for this year was “Youth Voices on Multilingual Education”. The programme was attended by students from the II, IV and VI semesters of the Mizo and Hindi departments, with assistance from department faculty, and had an estimated total attendance of 160 people.

The programme was held under the chairmanship of Mrs. Lalremveli Chenkual, Head, Mizo Department, with speeches delivered by Mr. Lalbiakzuala, Principal, Prof. C. Vanlalhruaia, and Dr. Rebecca Lalhmangaihi. Students also actively engaged in the programme by contributing speeches, chanting cultural poems, and delivering live performances. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Lalrinkimi, Head, Hindi Department.

International Mother Language Day is observed across the world on February 21 every year to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism. Since it fell on a Saturday this year, the observance was moved to the following Monday, February 23, which was the first working day.