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Special Lecture on Indian Foreign Policy: Political Science Department

Published at September 16, 2025

Department Activity

The Department of Political Science organised a Special Lecture on Indian Foreign Policy on September 16, 2025 at Room No. 204, Commerce Block, Mualpui campus. The resource person for the event was Dr. F. Lalramhluni, Fellow, Post Doctoral Research (2025), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Taiwan, Soochow University, Taipei. The topic of discussion was "India’s Foreign Policy initiatives under the NDA Government: A Focus on Regional Development vis-a-vis Act East Policy". In attendance were 123 students from third and fifth semesters and 3 faculty members.

The programme was an inspiring experience for both students and faculty members alike. Dr. F. Lalramhluni, the distinguished guest speaker, delivered an enlightening discourse on the conceptual underpinnings, objectives, and implementation strategies of India's Act East Policy, particularly contextualized within the tenure of the NDA Government at the Centre.

Blood Donation Drive: NSS and Red Ribbon Club

Published at September 12, 2025

Club Activity

On September 12, 2025 (Friday), the NSS-GAC Unit in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club and the Civil Hospital Blood Bank successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp at Mualpui Campus. A total of 101 units of blood were donated during the programme. Out of these, 87 donors were male and 13 donors were female including 1 faculty member.

The department-wise contribution of donors is as follows:

Education - 20 (UG), 1 (PG)

Economics - 9

English - 9

History - 15

Mizo - 17

Political Science - 22

Sociology - 5

Commerce - 2

The camp witnessed active participation from students across various departments, reflecting their sense of social responsibility and commitment towards humanitarian service.

Blood Donation Drive: NSS and Red Ribbon Club

Published at September 12, 2025

Club Activity

On September 12, 2025 (Friday), the NSS-GAC Unit in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club and the Civil Hospital Blood Bank successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp at Mualpui Campus. A total of 101 units of blood were donated during the programme. Out of these, 87 donors were male and 13 donors were female including 1 faculty member.

The department-wise contribution of donors is as follows:

Education - 20 (UG), 1 (PG)

Economics - 9

English - 9

History - 15

Mizo - 17

Political Science - 22

Sociology - 5

Commerce - 2

The camp witnessed active participation from students across various departments, reflecting their sense of social responsibility and commitment towards humanitarian service.

International Literacy Day Observed: Education Department

Published at September 8, 2025

Department Activity

A programme to observe the International Literacy Day was organised by the Department of Education on September 8, 2025. The programme was chaired by Dr. Mary L. Renthlei. Mr K.C. Lalthasanga, Asst. Professor, Mizoram Christian College was invited as a resource person to talk about literacy among the students of MA Education. He talked about the ‘Introduction of literacy, Aims of Literacy and Role of Educated People’. 26 students and 4 faculty members participated in the interaction with the resource person. In addition, the resource person distributed the Perfect Attendance Certificate to the MA students.

One Day Sensitization Programme on Drug Abuse Prevention Among College Students

Published at August 27, 2025

News

The Government Aizawl College Anti-Drugs Club, in collaboration with the Mizoram Social Defence and Rehabilitation Board, organized a “One Day Sensitization Programme on Drug Abuse Prevention Among College Students” on August 27, 2025 at the Conference Hall, Mualpui campus.

The resource persons were Mr. Lalrindika and Mrs. Vanlalhruaii from the Mizoram Social Defence and Rehabilitation Board. The programme consisted of insightful talks highlighting the harmful effects and consequences of drug abuse. It was attended by two faculty conveners of the Anti-Drugs Club, along with 71 fifth-semester students from the Political Science and English Departments.

The event concluded with light refreshment.