The Vimukthi Club organized a comprehensive Anti-Drug Awareness Program on the morning of June 25, 2026. Held in the College Library, the event was designed to educate the student community about the severe physical, mental, and social consequences of substance abuse. The program championed the powerful and direct message: "Say No to Drugs."

The keynote session was delivered by Ms. Priyanka P R, a Psychologist associated with the Jeevani Centre for Well-being. She provided crucial psychological insights into the root causes of addiction, the vulnerability of young adults, and effective coping mechanisms to handle peer pressure and stress without resorting to illicit substances.Institutional Collaboration: The program highlighted the active synergy between the campus Vimukthi Club (operating under the Kerala State Mission for De-addiction) and the Jeevani initiative, emphasizing a holistic approach to student mental health and safety. 

 Discussions centered around identifying early warning signs of drug use, the importance of seeking timely psychological help, and fostering a supportive peer network on campus.  The Anti-Drug Awareness Program successfully sensitized attendees, equipping them with the necessary knowledge to make informed, healthy life choices. It reinforced the institution's commitment to maintaining a safe, drug-free academic environment and ensuring the holistic well-being of its students.

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BOOK REVIEW COMPETITION AS PART OF READING DAY CELEBRATIONS, 2026

As part of the Reading Week Celebrations 2026, the Reading Club, in collaboration with the Department of English and the College Library, organized a Book Review Competition on 23/06/2026.

 Serving as the flagship challenge of the week, this event required students to stand before an audience in the library and deliver comprehensive oral reviews of selected books. Participants were challenged to critically analyze narratives, evaluate character arcs, and articulate thematic depths. The interactive sessions tested both their literary comprehension and their public speaking abilities under pressure.

The challenges culminated in a recognition ceremony for the top literary critics of the Book Review Presentation. Faculty members evaluated the participants based on content depth, presentation style, and critical insight. Trophies were awarded to the following outstanding students:

• First Prize: Devan T Babu (S5 Zoology)

• Second Prize: Meenakshi A (S5 English)

Yoga for Self, Yoga for Society: NCC Unit Celebrates International Yoga Day 2026

 

                                       

On June 21, 2026, the NCC Unit of TK Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, came together to celebrate International Yoga Day with an inspiring display of dedication and physical wellness. Guided by the powerful theme, "Yoga for Self, Yoga for Society," the event highlighted the profound connection between individual well-being and collective strength.

The college's indoor auditorium saw active participation from our proud NCC cadets, who performed synchronized asanas and breathing exercises. Through their coordinated practice, the cadets beautifully demonstrated the core values of the NCC: Discipline, Fitness, and Service.

Yoga is often viewed merely as a physical exercise, but as showcased by the cadets today, it is a comprehensive practice that aligns the mind and body. The event reinforced a vital message for our youth: a strong mind and a fit body are the foundations of a disciplined life, and it is through such disciplined lives that we build a better nation.

The successful completion of this yoga session serves as a reminder that unity and discipline remain our greatest strengths. We commend the NCC Unit for organizing such an impactful event and setting a stellar example of health and harmony for the entire campus.

Embracing Wellness: Celebrating International Yoga Day 2026 @ Department of English

 

                                       

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Happy International Yoga Day! Today, June 21, offers a vital reminder to pause, breathe, and prioritize our holistic health. In the fast-paced environment of academia, students and faculty alike often find themselves overwhelmed by deadlines, exams, and daily stressors. Recognizing this, the Department of English at T K Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, has taken a proactive approach to student wellness this year.

Equipping Students: The Yoga Study Guide

To ensure that wellness extends beyond a single day of celebration, the Department of English prepared a specialized Yoga Study Guide tailored specifically for the student experience.

Recognizing that students are most easily reached where they already connect, this comprehensive guide was actively circulated across various student WhatsApp and communication groups. The goal of this digital awareness campaign was to demystify yoga, providing students with accessible, practical strategies to integrate mindfulness and simple stretches into their rigorous study routines.

The 5 Key Pillars of Yoga

Alongside the study guide, a visual campaign was launched across the campus to highlight the holistic advantages of a regular yoga practice. As highlighted in this year's official department poster, the practice of yoga offers transformative benefits across five key areas of life:

• Physical Health: Yoga is not just about touching your toes; it builds foundational flexibility and strength. It actively promotes better posture—a must for students hunched over desks—and contributes to a healthy heart.

• Mental Clarity: By encouraging mindful movement, yoga drastically reduces stress, calms a racing mind, and significantly improves concentration for better academic performance.

• Emotional Balance: A few minutes on the mat can boost overall mood, relieve underlying anxiety, and foster a lasting sense of inner peace.

• Respiratory Health: Through dedicated pranayama (breathwork), yoga improves breathing capacity and naturally boosts energy levels without the need for extra caffeine.

• Spiritual Wellbeing: Beyond the physical, it cultivates deep self-awareness, strengthens the mind-body connection, and brings about inner harmony.

Whether it is through reading the newly circulated study guide or taking a moment to practice deep breathing before a lecture, small steps lead to significant transformations.

As the guiding message of this year's initiative beautifully states: Embrace Wellness, Find Balance, Celebrate Life!

A Moment of Pride for TKMMC: NCC Cadets Selected for Pre-IGC Camp 2026

 

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) unit of T.K. Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, has once again brought laurels to the institution. We are thrilled to announce that three of our outstanding cadets from the 8 (K) BN Mavelikkara have been officially selected to participate in the prestigious Pre-Inter Group Competition (IGC) Camp. Embodying the core values of Discipline, Dedication, and Determination, these cadets have proven their mettle and earned their spots in this rigorous training camp.

Camp Details:

• Venue: Mar Gregorios College, Punnapra

• Duration: June 21, 2026 – June 30, 2026

Congratulations to Our Selected Cadets:

• L/CPL Simi Varghese – Selected for Firing

• SGT M. Ramananda – Selected for Firing

• UO Adithyan SV – Selected for OT (Obstacle Training)

The Pre-IGC Camp is a crucial stepping stone, offering intensive training and a platform for cadets to showcase their tactical and physical prowess. Their selection is a testament to their hard work, rigorous practice, and the unwavering support of the college's NCC wing.

The entire TKMMC community extends its heartfelt congratulations to Simi, Ramananda, and Adithyan. We wish them the absolute best as they train for the upcoming competitions. May they continue to aim high and make our institution proud!

A Resounding Success: "Molecular Docking Make Simple" Workshop

 

The Post Graduate Department of Chemistry at T. K. Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, successfully hosted a highly engaging workshop titled "Molecular Docking Make Simple" on Monday, June 22. True to its guiding motto—"Dock. Design. Discover. The Future of Drug Discovery Starts Here"—the event provided an immersive dive into the practical applications of computational chemistry.

Held in the state-of-the-art CADD Lab from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the three-hour intensive session was designed to demystify the complex processes behind molecular docking. Students and research scholars gathered to gain hands-on experience and a deeper theoretical understanding of computer-assisted drug design.

We were incredibly privileged to have Dr. Sreeja V., Assistant Professor at SN College Punalur, serve as the resource person. Dr. Sreeja's expertise and approachable teaching style broke down intricate computational concepts, making them highly accessible to all participants. Her insights into the future of drug discovery left the attendees both inspired and better equipped for their academic pursuits.

The seamless execution of this workshop was the result of meticulous planning by our dedicated faculty members. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the organizing committee for bringing this initiative to life:

• Co-ordinator: Dr. Aswathy S. P.

• Joint Co-ordinators: Dr. Smitha T R, Sri. Saneesh Kumar N., Dr. Savitha E. V., Dr. Divya Dinesh, Dr. Anju S Appukuttan, and Smt. Sonima V.

The enthusiastic participation and positive feedback from the attendees underscore the growing interest in computational chemistry within our student body. The Post Graduate Department of Chemistry remains committed to organizing such forward-looking academic events, ensuring our students stay at the cutting edge of scientific research and discovery.

Congratulations to the organizing team and all participants for making this workshop a memorable academic milestone!

Unlocking Portable Magic: Reading Week Celebrations 2026

 

      

                                              

                                                  

                                                 

To mark National Reading Day today, June 19th, T. K. Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, is thrilled to kick off a week-long celebration of literature, imagination, and the written word. As the famous quote on our commemorative poster beautifully reminds us, "Books are a uniquely portable magic." To honor this magic and cultivate a deeper love for reading across our campus, a vibrant series of events has been organized collaboratively by the Reading Club, the Department of English, and the College Library
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A Week of Literary Engagement

Running from June 19 to June 25, 2026, Reading Week is designed to offer something for every type of reader—from the digital-savvy bookworm to the analytical critic. We are excited to invite all students to participate in our engaging lineup of activities:

• Book Reel Challenge: Bring your favorite books to the digital screen! Showcase your creativity by crafting short, engaging video reels about the books that have moved, inspired, or challenged you.

• Book Review Presentation: Step up to the podium and share your insights. This is a fantastic opportunity to critically analyze a chosen work, present your perspectives, and engage in thoughtful literary discourse with peers.

• 7 Days 7 Pages Challenge: Build a sustainable reading habit! Commit to reading just seven pages a day for the duration of Reading Week. It is a simple but powerful way to reconnect with the joy of daily reading.

Event Details At a Glance

• Dates: June 19 – 25, 2026

• Venue: College Library

• Organized By: Reading Club, Department of English & College Library

Whether you are looking to discover a new genre, share a beloved story, or simply build better reading habits, we encourage everyone to drop by the College Library this week and get involved. Let's make this Reading Week an unforgettable celebration of stories and ideas!