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On July 24, 2025 at 2:30 PM, an orientation programme was organised by the IQAC and Research Innovation and Extension Cell for all the student-leaders and faculty members in charge of various clubs and extension bodies of the College. The programme was held at the Conference Hall, Mualpui Campus, attended by 101 students and 25 faculty members.

Dr. Zolianzuali, Coordinator, IQAC, was the chairperson and Mr. Lalbiakzuala, Principal, gave the introductory speech. Dr. Lalmalsawma Khiangte, Asst. Coordinator, IQAC, was the resource person and he presented the various guidelines adopted as part of institutional policies to the gathering. He also offered practical guidance on how to function as clubs and extension bodies.

Presently, GAC has the highest student enrollment among state government colleges in Mizoram.

The following clubs are currently operating in the institution:

1. National Service Scheme

2. National Cadet Corps

3. Art Club

4. Civil Service Aspirants’ Club

5. Consumer Club

6. Dance Club

7. Drama Club

8. Ecology Club

9. Electoral Literacy Club

10. GAC Sporting Club

11. Health and Fitness Club

12. Huiva Cultural Club

13. Literature Club

14. Music Club

15. Red Ribbon Club

16. Students' Evangelical Union

17. Students' Self Support Union

18. Utility Club

19. Youth Adventure Club

20. Youth Red Cross

21. YUVA Tourism Club

As part of the GAC Gives Back initiative, an outreach programme celebrating the College’s Golden Jubilee, students of the 5th Semester, Department of English, accompanied by all faculty members of the Department visited the Mizo Hmeichhe Tangrual Motherless Babies’ Home on July 23, 2025.

A short formal function was led by Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hmar who elaborated on the purpose of the visit. She shared how this outreach is part of the College’s strong commitment to give back to the community, especially during the Golden Jubilee year. Mr. Mark Vanlalrema offered a prayer, followed by a special item from the 5th Semester students. Ms. Cindy Zonuntluangi, the Superintendent of the Home, gave a short speech, sharing the history and present condition of the establishment. She spoke about its founding during the Rambuai period, marking it as the first home of its kind in Mizoram. Currently, the home houses 18 children under the ages of ten, providing them with shelter, care and hope.

Donations of money, clothes, books and other essential items were made to support the home. Students and faculty interacted with the children and workers. Snacks were distributed and shared among all participants of the event and the students also took the time to help clean the premises, embodying the true spirit of service.

The visit was a truly invaluable experience. Interacting with the children, sharing moments of joy and connection, and hearing their stories from the workers left a lasting impression on both students and faculty alike. It was a humbling reminder of the silent battles many children face and the everyday blessings we often overlook.

This outreach programme marked a significant milestone in our year-long jubilee celebrations and demonstrates the College’s commitment to social responsibility and compassionate service.

The Department extends our heartfelt gratitude to the Motherless Babies’ Home for welcoming us and look forward to deepening our outreach efforts in the future.

On July 16, 2025, the Department of Sociology participated in the Golden Jubilee Outreach Programme, held between Vaivakawn and Sairang road. In line with sociological themes, focusing on (and addressing) the issue of ‘Social Problems in India’, a total of 40 students from 3rd and 5th Semesters accompanied by 6 faculty members, engaged with minority groups of substance abuse victims (addicted individuals) by distributing foods and drinks amongst them.

The outreach programme culminated with a cleanliness drive, counselling sessions and prayers, which proved to be an eye-opener, thought-provoking and impactful event that left a lasting impression despite its brief duration.

On July 10, 2025, the Governor of Mizoram, General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd), President of the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) Mizoram State Branch, spearheaded a significant revival ceremony for the IRCS at the Conference Hall, Mualpui campus. He presented institutional membership certificates to Govt. Aizawl College, the first to establish a Youth Red Cross unit in Mizoram, and Govt. T. Romana College, the second.

Pu H. Lalengmawia, Chairman, IRCS Mizoram State Branch, outlined the organisation’s revival plans and expressed gratitude for the Governor’s support. He stressed ongoing efforts to rejuvenate the Red Cross Society in Mizoram and urged college authorities to establish more Youth Red Cross units to expand the organization’s impact. The ceremony featured a briefing by Dr. Benjamin Lalrinpuia, Joint Secretary, IRCS Mizoram State Branch and remarks by Pu Lalbiakzuala, Principal, Govt. Aizawl College. Dr. Chawnglungmuana, Secretary, IRCS Mizoram State Branch, concluded the event with a vote of thanks.

After the programme, members of the newly formed GAC Youth Red Cross participated in a Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid Training session, the first of its kind in Mizoram. The IRCS Mizoram State Branch also provided the GAC YRC unit with 30 blankets and an oxygen concentrator to support their humanitarian efforts.

On July 10, 2025, 12:30 PM, the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), Mizoram State Branch conducted a landmark Sensitization on Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid Training Session at Government Aizawl College, heralding a new era of humanitarian awareness and preparedness in Mizoram’s higher education landscape.

The training was attended by 37 newly inducted Youth Red Cross volunteers, alongside Dr. Vanlalmuana, the faculty-in-charge of the Youth Red Cross unit at the College. Their active involvement underscored the growing enthusiasm among students to serve as frontline contributors to community welfare.

The session featured comprehensive instruction on Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid, led by Pi Lalmuanpuii Hnamte, Demonstrator at RIPANS Aizawl. Her training blended both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical exercises, covering essential emergency procedures ranging from management of Epistaxis (nosebleeds) to techniques for administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). This immersive learning experience equipped participants with vital life-saving competencies, fostering greater confidence and responsibility in emergency scenarios.

The program concluded with an inspiring message from Pu Lalngilneia, District Sports and Youth Officer, Government of Mizoram, who emphasized the enduring value and societal benefits of Red Cross services. His words resonated deeply, reinforcing the role of youth led humanitarian efforts in shaping a resilient and compassionate community. The training session marks a significant advancement in the activities of the IRCS Mizoram Branch, laying a strong foundation for future outreach and volunteer-driven initiatives. It is anticipated that this pioneering effort will encourage other institutions to emulate Government Aizawl College’s proactive engagement.