Dr. Mridula K., (Coordinator,
Bhashavedi) delivered a warm welcome address. Subsequently, Prof.(Dr.) Smitha R., the Principal-in-Charge,
delivered an inspiring inaugural speech. She eloquently expounded on the
multifaceted role of educators, enriching her discourse with personal anecdotes.
The event reached its pinnacle with the release of manuscript magazine,
Dakshina, by Prof.(Dr.) Smitha R. Further the event was followed by heartfelt
felicitation addresses by Prof.(Dr.) Suresh Kumar K. (PTA Secretary), Dr.
Lekshmi V. (Staff Secretary), Dr. Sheebha Krishnan (Staff Advisor),) Dr
Shankaranarayan Paleeri (IQAC Coordinator), Sri. Suresh Kumar( Head Accountant)
and Ms. Neeraja (Student representative), underscored the profound impact of
teachers on their lives and the academic community at large. The formal
function concluded with the vote of thanks given by Ms.Akshaya, (Student
Coordinator, Bhashavedi).
The informal session
showcased presentations and performances led by various
academic departments. The Mathematics department initiated the session with an
enlightening discourse on “Empowering Educators for a Sustainable Future,”
setting a thought-provoking tone for the event. Building on this momentum, the
Malayalam department offered a compelling presentation entitled “Adyapakarum,
Ezhuthukaarum” (Teachers and Writers), exploring the intricate relationship
between Education and literature.
In a captivating display
of creativity, M Ed. department staged a
tableau vivant, artfully depicting “Adyapanathinte Naalvazhikal”. The session
culminated in a heartfelt tribute titled “Gurupranamam,” a harmonious group
performance by the English department dedicated to the teaching fraternity with
gratitude and respect.
Complementing these
presentations, the Social Science department contributed by crafting bespoke
Teachers’ Day badges, while the Physical Science department curated the
commemorative magazine “Dhakshina’’. These tangible mementos served to
crystallize the day’s sentiments and honor the educators’ invaluable
contributions. The whole session concluded with the lighting of diya, organized
by the Natural Science department. The teacher educators, non-teaching staff, and student teachers lit
the lamps while, the mantra “Tamasoma Jyotigamaya”, was reiterated at the backdrop
significing the transition of the self from ignorance to absolute knowledge.
