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The NSS GAC Unit and Red Ribbon Club collaborated with the Mizoram State AIDS Control Society (MSACS) to organize an HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign on March 5, 2025 (Wednesday) at Mualpui Campus.

Mrs. Lalchhuanzuali was the resource person and she delivered a heartfelt and powerful speech about her life as a person living with HIV/AIDS. The programme was chaired by Mr. Zomuansanga, PO, NSS GAC Unit.

Sixth semester students of Education, Economics, Sociology, English, Hindi and Commerce departments attended the programme.

The NSS GAC Unit and Red Ribbon Club collaborated with the Mizoram State AIDS Control Society (MSACS) to organize an HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign on March 5, 2025 (Wednesday) at Mualpui Campus.

Mrs. Lalchhuanzuali was the resource person and she delivered a heartfelt and powerful speech about her life as a person living with HIV/AIDS. The programme was chaired by Mr. Zomuansanga, PO, NSS GAC Unit.

Sixth semester students of Education, Economics, Sociology, English, Hindi and Commerce departments attended the programme.

In response to an invitation by the Aizawl Municipal Corporation on the occasion of Aizawl Day 2025 celebration, the GAC Music Club showcased their musical talent at the AR Ground, Aizawl February 26, 2025. The Aizawl Day 2025 celebrated the city's heritage and culture, bringing together artists and audiences to commemorate Aizawl's progress. The event was also marked by local entrepreneurs opening stalls across the AR Ground, side by side with other forms of entertainment. 

As the GAC Music Club belted out a blend of traditional and modern songs for an hourlong performance (from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM), encore was demanded from the organizers and the excited crowd, resulting in stretching the performance well beyond the stipulated time slot. A handsome sum of Rs 10,000 was awarded to the GAC Music Club for this gig as honorarium.

The line-up of the GAC band for this event was:

Vocals: Laldawngpuii, Sem-VI, Economics Department

Keyboard: Jeffrey Lalhmangaiha, Sem-VI, Economics Department

Guitar: P.C. Remlalruata, Sem-VI, Political Science Department

Drums: Lalhruaitluanga, Sem-IV, Economics Department

Bass: Malsawmkima, Sem-II, Economics Department

The setlist of GAC Music Club for this event included:

Valmawi - Elizabeth Zodinpuii

I Hlu Ka Tan - HT Lalthanzami

Di Ruk - Matilda & the Quest

Len Ka Zuamlo - Lalrinmawii

Ka  Hlan Che - Lalrindiki Khiangte

Leng Dun Zel Ang - Rave Vox

Ka lo Nghak Reng ang Che - Triau Trackx

Nghil a Har - Shai Hills

Pari Zun - Vanlalruati

The Music Club participated at the Beat Contest held on occasion of Lenlai Fest 2025 on February 22, 2025 organized by ICFAI University Mizoram. The performance included a setlist carefully curated to highlight the band’s strengths and unique musical style. Despite an unexpected technical difficulty (where the bass guitar malfunctioned), the band delivered a remarkable performance that earned the College the 4th position among many talented competitors. Although they narrowly missed a podium finish, the Club’s participation in the contest was a valuable learning experience. It highlighted the importance of preparation for unforeseen technical issues and strengthened their resolve to improve in future competitions. Moving forward, they plan to invest in better equipment maintenance and backup instruments to prevent similar issues.

The band line-up was as follows:

Lead Vocals: Laldawngpuii, Sem-VI, Economics Department

Lead Guitar: C. Lalremruata, Sem-II, Mizo Department

Rhythm Guitar: Joel Laltlankima, Sem-IV, English Department

Bass Guitar: Malsawmkima, Sem-II, Economics Department

Drums: Lalhruaitluanga, Sem-IV, Economics Department

Setlist:

1. King for a day - Pierce The Veil

2. One Ok Rock - Bon Voyage

On February 21, 2025, the Department of Hindi successfully organized an enriching field trip to the Mizoram Hindi Training College, along with a ‘Cleanliness Drive’ at Sakawrhmuituai Tlang. A total of 21 students participated in this program, accompanied by 6 faculty members.

The field visit provided students with valuable educational experiences, offering practical insights and a deeper understanding of their curriculum. The success of this trip highlights the importance of incorporating experiential learning into the educational process. We look forward to organizing more such enriching field visits in the future to continue broadening our students’ horizons and fostering a lifelong love for learning.

Following the field trip, all students and faculty members participated in the cleaning program at Sakawrhmuituai Tlang. The initiative began with cleaning the garden by picking up scattered plastic wrappers. After collecting the litter, they disposed of it in dustbins. Overall, it was a remarkable effort that brought together students and staff to work toward a common goal of raising awareness about cleanliness and making a positive impact on our environment.