Abstract

"As part of the inauguration of the hi-tech Aganavadi in Mylapore Ward 19, the NSS Unit of Fathima Memorial Training College (FMTC) embarked on a heartwarming initiative to share care and joy with the children. We celebrated the joy of giving by distributing sweets, bringing smiles to their faces. This visit was a testament to FMTC's commitment to social service and community engagement. The experience was filled with laughter, joy, and a sense of fulfillment, leaving a lasting impact on our NSS Unit. We're grateful for this opportunity to serve and make a difference in our community."

Our college  FMTC Mylapore, celebrated its Arts Day on February 24-25, a two-day extravaganza that showcased the vibrant talents of its students. The students were divided into three groups - Mandakini, Kaveri, and Alakananda - and participated in a wide range of cultural programs, including group and individual performances. The events featured an array of traditional and contemporary items, such as Thiruvathira, Nadan Pattu, Vanchipattu, Margamkali, Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Oppana, folk dance, classical music, western song, group song, film song, skit, and group dance. In addition to the cultural programs, literary competitions were also held a week prior to the Arts Day celebration. These competitions included a range of events, such as drawing, painting, essay writing, poetry writing, collage, and poster making. The Arts Day celebration was a testament to the college's rich cultural heritage and the students' boundless energy and creativity.