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Green GAC Day 2024 was observed at Mualpui Campus on the 5th June. It had originally been planned for the 28th May but was postponed due to Cyclone Remal which had caused havoc all over the state. It was organised by the GAC NSS Cell and Ecology Club.

Pu Lalchhuanthanga, Hon'ble MLA, Aizawl South II A/C was the Chief Guest at a brief function chaired by the Principal and held in the Conference Hall. He later planted a ceremonial sapling. Volunteers consisting of faculty, office staff and students, including NCC cadets, spent the day planting saplings all around the campus and in some department gardens, and fences were also made for the new plants.

As per notification from the Controller of Examinations, Mizoram University, dated the 3rd June 2024, Mrs. Zolianzuali, Associate Professor, Commerce, has been awarded a Ph.D. by Mizoram University for her thesis "Marketing and Markets Beyond Mizoram: a Study on Select Spices Produced in the State" under the supervision of Dr. Rama Ramswamy.

We warmly congratulate Dr. Zolianzuali on her academic achievement.

On April 30, 2024, the Department of Education, after obtaining permission, visited Special Blind School, Durtlang, Aizawl, as a part of study tour programme for MA students as a paper on ‘Special Education for Exceptional Children’ is included in the MA syllabus. All students from the school as well as all visitors gathered for interaction where questions were responded by the school principal. Later, the students showed and presented their writings using braille to the visitors. Some read passages from books in braille. The department looks forward to more interaction of this kind in the future and possibility of working together was discussed between the two institutions.

A brief highlight of the institution:

No. of students: 19 (male) 17 (female)

No. of faculty: 13 teachers including Principal, 2 wardens, 1 cook, 2 fourth grade workers.

All students are hostellers except for 2 who live nearby.

Classes start from class 1 to class 10 following MBSE.

Primary and High School levels are run by NGO while Middle level is provincialized.

After the visit to Special Blind School, the department also visited Aizawl Theological College at Durtlang. Classrooms, seminar halls, and other important places in the campus were visited. Five faculty and 25 MA students took part in the study tour.

Government Aizawl College held Graduation Day for the academic year 2023-24 at the Baptist Multipurpose Centre, Falkland on 23rd May 2024. The Graduation Day was held for final year students, consisting of 626 BA, B Com, and 18 MA ( Education). Lallawmkimi Pachuau, Department of Sociology, VI Semester BA has delivered a valedictory speech and a farewell speech was delivered by A. Hmangaihzuali Poonte, Associate Professor, Department of English.

The formal function was followed by a Graduation Dinner and After Party at the Government Aizawl College Mualpui Campus.

The department of Education, Govt. Aizawl College, in collaboration with NexGen Mizoram, organised a seminar on Youth Leadership on the 24th April 2024 at the Conference Hall, Mualpui campus. The topics discussed were Identity and Purpose, Visionary Leadership and Character of a Leader. Besides the resource persons namely, Dr Lalmalsawmi Hmar, Dr Vanlalsiama and Mrs Juliet CK Lian, two members from NexGen attended the event.

The seminar began with a discussion on the status of Mizoram with regard to HIV Aids, Divorce and Drug abuse and how youths could become agents of change. The second session was devoted to “Identity and Purpose” where the audience was informed on identity formation and finding out what the purpose of one’s life is. The topic in the third session was “Visionary Leadership” where students were divided into groups for discussion on the topics “Am I a leader? and Where do I have influence?” followed by presentations from each group. In the fourth session, the topic “Character of a Leader” was discussed where important issues such as integrity and correct goal setting were emphasized.

49 students and 8 teachers participated in the seminar.