Golden Victory for TKMMC: Abhishek Manu Clinches Gold at District Wrestling Championship

 

The Department of Physical Education and the entire fraternity of T.K. Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara, are brimming with immense pride to announce a spectacular sporting achievement by one of our stellar athletes.

Our student, Abhishek Manu, has secured the Gold Medal at the Alappuzha District Under 20 Wrestling Championship, recently held at Kayamkulam.

Competing in the highly demanding Freestyle 86 K.G. category, Abhishek demonstrated exceptional strength, tactical skill, and unwavering determination on the mat. Wrestling requires a profound level of discipline and physical endurance, and this gold medal is a shining testament to Abhishek's rigorous training and relentless hard work.

This victory not only brings glory to Abhishek but also adds another vibrant feather to the cap of TKMMC's Department of Physical Education, highlighting the college's commitment to nurturing athletic excellence alongside academic pursuits.

We extend our heartiest congratulations to Abhishek Manu on this phenomenal win! The entire college stands behind you, cheering you on as you continue to aim higher and conquer new arenas.

Congratulations, Champion

Campus Cleaning Drive: "Plastic Free Campus" organized by NSS UNIT No. 39A & B, TKMMC

 

 

 Committed to environmental sustainability and campus hygiene, NSS Unit No. 39 A & B organized a comprehensive campus cleaning drive. The primary objective of this initiative was to take actionable steps toward transforming the institution into a "Plastic Free Campus."

NSS volunteers actively participated in the drive, fanning out across the college grounds to collect scattered debris, dry leaves, and specifically targeting plastic waste. Equipped with gloves and collection sacks, the students worked collaboratively to clear the campus pathways, grassy areas, and surroundings.

This hands-on initiative not only resulted in a visibly cleaner and greener college environment but also played a crucial role in instilling a deep sense of civic responsibility and environmental consciousness among the student body. The drive successfully reinforced the importance of proper waste disposal and the urgent need to minimize plastic usage in everyday academic life.

World AIDS Day Observance and Pledge 2025

 

In observance of World AIDS Day on December 1, 2025, NSS Unit No. 39 A & B  organized a dedicated awareness and sensitization program. The initiative aimed to educate the student community about HIV/AIDS, promote preventative measures, and strongly advocate for the eradication of the social stigma associated with the disease. The core message of the campaign was to "Hate AIDS, but be sensitive and supportive to those suffering from it."

 A central part of the observance was a solemn pledge taken by the students and NSS volunteers. Gathering in the college premises, the participants stood with their hands raised, embodying the theme: "Voices united. Hands raised. A pledge for an AIDS-free tomorrow." This collective oath served as a powerful reminder of the youth's role in combating the epidemic, fostering a supportive environment for affected individuals, and committing to responsible health practices.