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FAREWELL 2025 💫 “AL-VIDA” – A Heartfelt Send-off to Our Cherished Seniors On the 7th of April, 2025, we came together not just to bid goodbye, but to celebrate a beautiful chapter that was coming to an end— “Al-Vida,” the farewell event for our dear seniors. As their enriching two-year B.Ed journey drew to a close, we, the juniors, gathered with immense respect and affection to honor their time, achievements, and presence. Though our interactions with them had been limited—owing to their packed schedules filled with examinations, internships, and teaching practice—our admiration only grew. Despite their commitments, they were always kind, approachable, and supportive. Their quiet leadership and dignity made a lasting impression on us all. To make the day special, our union worked with great dedication to create an unforgettable farewell. From gathering snapshots of their journey to adorning the venue with lights, decorations, and personal touches, every detail was planned with car...
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  LEARNING THROUGH OBSERVATION: OUR CRITICISM DEMONSTRATION CLASSES📚(03 April 2025) A s part of our B.Ed curriculum, we entered a new phase in the second semester—criticism classes—transitioning from the activity-oriented lessons of the first semester to model-based teaching. These classes officially began on 3rd April 2025, during which seven of our classmates were assigned to present lessons based on various instructional models including me . To help us prepare, our seniors conducted demonstration classes. We had the opportunity to attend two insightful sessions—one based on the  Inquiry Training Model (ITM) and the other on the Constructivist Model.  These classes were led by Devika Murali and Lijin Babu, and though the allotted time was from 10:00 AM to 1:15 PM, the sessions concluded by 11:30 AM, as only two were scheduled.Both presenters meticulously followed the steps of their respective models, making the concepts easy to grasp. The sessions were not only engagi...
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  COLLEGE DAY Annual College Day Celebration  The  Annual College Day  was joyfully celebrated on  March 28 , under the vibrant leadership of the college union,  ‘Nitara’ . The event commenced at  10:00 AM  in the  seminar hall , with the official inaugural session beginning at  10:30 AM .  The programme opened on a reverent note with a  prayer session led by Fr. Philip , setting a serene tone for the day. This was followed by a warm and enthusiastic  welcome address  delivered by the  college union chairman , who extended heartfelt greetings to all dignitaries, staff, and students. The  presidential address  was presented by  Principal  Riju , who reflected on the college's growth and achievements over the academic year. The formal inauguration of the celebration was conducted by  Fr. Jacob and Fr. Philip , marking the official commencement of the day’s events.  Next,   Ansu , ...
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DAY 5  ❤A Glimpse of Delhi and the Journey Home Our fifth and final day began with our arrival in Delhi in the early hours of the morning. After freshening up and having breakfast, we set out to explore the capital city—an exciting conclusion to our week-long educational tour. The day’s plan included visits to two of Delhi’s most iconic sites: India Gate, a solemn war memorial, and Qutub Minar, one of the tallest and oldest stone towers in India. However, like many experiences in a city as dynamic as Delhi, our plans had to adapt. Heavy traffic delays, a daily reality for Delhiites, prevented us from reaching India Gate. Although this was slightly disappointing, it offered us an authentic look into urban life in a metropolitan hub—full of movement, unpredictability, and energy. We reflected on how a city’s rhythm can shape not just travel plans but lifestyles, too. QUTUB MINAR Thankfully, we were able to visit the Qutub Minar, where even a short visit was enough to leave a lasting ...
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DAY 4 From Monasteries to Mountains🏔: A Journey of Calm and Courage  D ay four of our educational tour unfolded with a slower rhythm, but one filled with enriching experiences and heart-pounding adventure. After a warm breakfast at our hotel in Manali, we set off to explore the cultural and natural gems the region had to offer. Unlike the adrenaline rush of the previous day, this one promised deeper connections—with tradition, nature, and ourselves. Our morning began with a visit to the Tibetan Monasteries, quiet oases nestled within the town. These sacred spaces introduced us to the world of Tibetan Buddhism. The soothing scent of incense, the echo of chanting monks, and the vibrant colors of fluttering prayer flags created a peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere. A unique and fun part of this visit was donning the traditional Tibetan Chuba, an elegant robe that gave us a glimpse into the daily life of the Tibetan people. With wide smiles and colorful clothing, we captured these...
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DAY 3  Enchanted by the Beauty of Manali⛄❅❄ Our third day began with our arrival in the beautiful hill town of Manali around 7:00 AM. Surrounded by the towering Himalayas, Manali greeted us with chilly air, snow-laden rooftops, and an atmosphere that instantly rejuvenated our tired spirits. After a long overnight journey, we headed straight to our hotel to freshen up and enjoy a warm, nourishing breakfast that set the tone for a day filled with natural wonders and memorable moments. Our first adventure took us to Solang Valley, a renowned destination roughly 14 kilometres from Manali. Although our initial plan was to travel through the Atal Tunnel to explore other high-altitude regions, the route was temporarily closed due to heavy snowfall. Surprisingly, this detour turned out to be a delightful twist in our journey. Solang Valley, blanketed in pristine snow, was nothing short of magical. The landscape looked like a scene from a fairy tale — tall trees wrapped in snow, soft white ...
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DAY 2  THE ETERNAL BEAUTY OF TAJ MAHAL TAJ MAHAL ✨ A Timeless Journey to the Taj Mahal – The Crown of India There are few sights in the world that leave you utterly speechless — the Taj Mahal is one of them.Standing proudly on the banks of the Yamuna River in Agra , this stunning white marble mausoleum is more than just a monument; it’s a love letter in stone , etched by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal . From the moment you step through the grand red sandstone gates, the view is unforgettable: the perfectly symmetrical white dome , flanked by four slender minarets, rising like a dream out of lush Mughal gardens. As the sun moves, the Taj changes colors — pinkish in the morning, milky white in the day, golden in the moonlight. Inside, the intricate marble inlay work of precious stones, delicate carvings, and geometric patterns whisper stories of devotion and craftsmanship that took over 20 years and 20,000 artisans to complete. Whether you're an archi...
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