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10 September, 2025
Yuvajagaran – IEC Van Campaign organized by National Service Scheme (NSS) and the Kerala State AIDS Control Society reached TKMMC
As part of creating Extensive and Comprehensive Health Awareness among students in Kerala, the State National Service Scheme (NSS)'s flagship programme -Yuvajagaran – IEC Van Campaign, jointly organized with the Kerala State AIDS Control Society, visited T.K. Madhava Memorial College, Nangiarkulangara. The programme was inaugurated by the college principal, Prof. Dr. Rajeev S.R. NSS Alappuzha District Co- ordinator and Yuvajagaran Nodal Member Mrs. Preetha M.V, Yuvajagaran Alappuzha District Nodal Officer and associate professor of physics from Alappuzha S.D. College Dr. Lakshmi S, and Nodal Member& a senior NSS volunteer of SD college Mr. Gopikrishnan K addressed the gathering.As part of HIV awareness, Mr. Rahul A.R., Medical Counselor at Mavelikkara District Hospital, visited the campus. He interacted with the students, cleared their doubts regarding HIV, and provided information on the specific causes for the disease as well as the government’s treatment facilities like pulari, Ushas etc. The Yuvajagaran IEC Van Campaign team was welcomed by the college Program Officer, Mr. Sanoop Sivaraman. The Kakkarissi Natakam staged by Mudra School of Performing Arts, Pathanamthitta, carrying the message “From One to Zero,” offered the students a thought-provoking experience. A flash mob performed by the college students added more charm to the event. The program, which strongly upheld the messages of health awareness and social responsibility, made a deep impact on the students. Students from Sree Narayana Guru College of Advanced Studies also joined to witness the programme. The VAN campaign became a memorable event, and it succeeded in eliminating the ignorance and social stigma regarding HIV .
29 August, 2025
Maths with Heart – A Charity Initiative
The Department of Mathematics, in association with the Santhwanam Charitable Society, Muttom, conducted a charity programme for the inmates of “Pakalveedu”, a day-care centre that supports elderly individuals who experience loneliness and monotony in their old age. Pakalveedu, managed by the Santhwanam Charitable Society, provides care for about 25 inmates, offering transportation, food, medicines, and other essential services.
As part of this
initiative, the department arranged the sale of products prepared by the
society during the Onam season. Each packet contained traditional delicacies
such as banana chips, kalikadakka, murukku, chakkavaratti, and pakkavada. The
department purchased 50 packets from the society and placed them for sale in
the college.
The sale was formally inaugurated when the Principal Prof. (Dr.) Rajeev S.R handed over the first packet to the Head of the Department, Smt. Sinumol S, marking the official beginning of the charity drive. Teachers and non-teaching staff enthusiastically supported the cause, with many purchasing multiple packets. The sale was conducted from August 25 to 29, 2025 and the department faculty members Smt. Renjini S., Dr. Dhanya Shajin, and Sri. Sivaprasad P.S., actively participated by buying and promoting the products, while Sri. M.K. Sreenivasan efficiently coordinated the entire event. The sale received an excellent response, and the total amount collected was handed over to the Secretary, Santhwanam Charitable Society, Muttom.
Students of the
Department of Mathematics also contributed by donating to the charity box of
the society placed in the department. This social service activity aimed to
instill values of empathy, compassion, and social responsibility among
students, helping them understand the importance of serving humanity and
becoming responsible citizens.
Maths in Bloom – Onam Celebration @ Department of Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics celebrated Onam on 29th August 2025 with great enthusiasm and cultural spirit. The celebration began at 9:00 a.m. with the preparation of a beautiful Athapookkalam. Students actively participated in designing and arranging the floral patterns, dressed gracefully in traditional Kerala attire. The girls adorned their hair with mulla and pichi flowers, while the boys also came in traditional dress, adding to the festive charm of the occasion.
Following the Athapookkalam
competition, students engaged in various cultural activities, including
Onappattu, which filled the atmosphere with joy and excitement. The highlight
of the celebration was the Onasadya, enjoyed by all with its rich traditional
flavours.
The celebration
truly reflected a time of harmony, joy, enthusiasm, and unity, showcasing the
vibrant cultural heritage of Kerala. Students experienced immense happiness and
togetherness through their cooperation, friendship, and teamwork in preparing
the Athapookkalam and participating in the festivities.
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