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In observance of International Condom Day 2026, a Dry Condom Design Competition was organised by the Mizoram State AIDS Control Society (MSACS) February 13, 2026 at Dawrpui Multipurpose Centre. The programme was graced by the Chief Guest, Hon’ble Health Minister, Smt. Lalrinpuii, Health & Family Welfare Department, under the chairmanship of Ms. Zuiliani Hrahsel, JD (IEC), MSACS.

The Red Ribbon Club, GAC won the third prize at the Dry Condom Design Competition, a fashion show to spread awareness on HIV and syphilis prevention through the use of dry condoms. Despite very limited preparation time, GAC students - Abisak Lalrinawmi, Baby Remruatsangi, C. Lalhriatchhungi, Lalremruati and R. Lalremruati- delivered an impressive creation- a dress made from dry condoms, with Baby (Miss GAC 2024-25) walking the ramp on behalf of her friends. Sixth semester students from Sociology Department attended the programme.

The event also featured a short address by Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, Brand Ambassador of AHF India Cares and culminated with musical performances by various artists.

An awareness programme entitled ‘Career in SSC: From Campus to Commission’ was jointly organized by the Career, Counselling and Placement Cell, Government Aizawl College and the Mizo Civil Service Aspirants’ Society on February 6, 2026, at 2:30 PM in Room 103, Mualpui Campus. The event was attended by Semester VI students from the Mizo, Political Science and Economics departments.

Dr. Rosie Lalmuanpuii, Associate Professor, chaired the programme, which featured Mr. R.K. Hnuna, Director, Zo Career Solutions, as the guest speaker. He spoke about the job structure, salary, syllabus and selection process of the Staff Selection Commission (SSC). He also encouraged the students to prepare themselves for the challenges of an unpredictable future.

A two-day workshop on Teaching Skills & Micro-Teaching was successfully conducted by the Department of Education on October 13-14, 2025, in Room 405 at the Sikulpuikawn Campus.

The event commenced with an inaugural function chaired by Dr. Francis LR Puia Tlau. The programme featured a welcome speech by Dr. Mary L Renthlei and a keynote address delivered by Dr. J Lalhriatpuii, before concluding with a vote of thanks by Dr. R. Lalthankhumi.

The workshop was led by two esteemed resource persons: Dr. Lalrinfeli Khiangte and Dr. Lalmawiipuii Chawngthu, both Assistant Professors from IASE. A total of 30 students actively participated in the training.

The resource persons delivered comprehensive presentations covering essential teaching skills and learning methodologies. A significant component of the program was the micro-teaching sessions, which focused on a practical, hands-on approach, allowing participants to immediately apply and refine teaching techniques.

This event holds particular significance as it is the first workshop of its kind dedicated to this specific topic at the College. The institution extends its sincere gratitude to the resource persons for dedicating their valuable time, for their thorough preparation, and for delivering an inspiring and enlightening session that benefited both the participating students and the attending faculty.

As part of the Golden Jubilee Celebration's 'Gives Back' initiative, the Department of Economics organized a community outreach visit to the Operation Kingdom Ministry (OKM) Home at Phunchawng on October 10, 2025.

OKM Home serves as a crucial rehabilitation centre, providing care and support for over 400 individuals battling drug addiction. The primary rehabilitation model involves a structured seven-month program where residents engage in intensive Bible study and spiritual guidance. This program is designed to instil discipline, hope, and a renewed sense of purpose. Importantly, the home operates on a voluntary basis, and residents are free to leave upon completion of this period if they so choose.

More than 50 students and six faculty members participated in the visit. The interaction provided a profound learning experience beyond the academic curriculum. Students had the opportunity to engage with the residents, understanding their journey and the challenges they face, as well as the transformative process they undergo.

The Department of Sociology in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club observed 'International Youth Day' on August 11, 2025 (Monday) at Mualpui Campus. The programme was enriched by the enthusiastic participation of students, who not only showcased their creativity through thought-provoking posters but also demonstrated their commitment to spreading HIV/AIDS awareness, stigma, prevention strategies and sex education by distributing informative pamphlets and condoms, thereby fostering a culture of safe practices and open discussion around sensitive topics.

The event culminated in a resounding success, with the collective efforts of the Sociology Department faculties, 3^rd and 5^th Semester students, and Red Ribbon Club members leaving a lasting impact on the attendees, fostering a ripple effect of awareness and understanding.