WOMENS DAY CELEBRATION

 CELEBRATING STRENGTH AND RESILIENCE: WOMEN'S DAY 2025

On March 10, 2025, our NSS unit organized a special event to celebrate International Women’s Day. The highlight of the program was honoring the students who are mothers, balancing their education with the responsibilities of parenthood. Their resilience and dedication to pursuing their dreams while caring for their families were truly inspiring. Every mother in our class was appreciated with heartfelt gifts, recognizing their extraordinary perseverance. Many teachers also shared their stories of inspiring women, which were deeply touching and emotional.

The event was filled with joy, creativity, and enthusiasm. Revathy took charge as the anchor, ensuring a smooth and engaging program. A digital poster-making competition showcased the artistic talents of students, with Silla winning the first prize. A storytelling circle led by Thoufeeka brought meaningful discussions, while a puzzle and quiz competition added an element of fun and learning. The celebration also featured a lively dance performance by Reeba, which was a delightful highlight. Games were conducted to keep the excitement alive, and a video presentation added depth to the occasion.

Teachers and non-teaching staff were also recognized for their valuable contributions to the institution’s growth and well-being. Their dedication and hard work were acknowledged with gratitude. The event was not just a celebration but a reminder of the importance of supporting and uplifting the women around us. The day concluded on a high note, leaving everyone with a sense of appreciation and inspiration. The Women’s Day celebration was a perfect blend of emotions, entertainment, and empowerment, making it a memorable experience for all.



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