NSS Training College, Ottapalam
College Assembly Report
Date: 13/08/2025NSS Training College, Ottapalam
College Assembly Report
Date: 13/08/2025THOUGHT FOR THE DAY - Ragging doesn’t break the ice, it breaks lives.
NSS TRAINING COLLEGE, OTTAPALAM
Research Centre in Education
NAAC Accredited with A+ Grade (CGPA 3.40 – III Cycle)
Report on the Thought for the Day Programme
Date: 12th August 2025
Venue: General Hall
Time: 9:30 AM
The B.Ed Malayalam Optional students of NSS Training College, Ottapalam, organized a thoughtful programme titled "Thought for the Day" on 12th August 2025 at 9:30 a.m. in the General Hall. The theme of the programme was :
“Ragging doesn’t break the ice, it breaks lives.”
The programme commenced with a solemn Prayer and Acharyavandanam, led by Namitha. C and Upasana U, invoking an atmosphere of reverence and dignity. Varsha G S, effectively compered the session.
The theme presentation was delivered in two parts:
Praveena A P, addressed the audience on the social impact of ragging, drawing attention to various cases reported in Kerala. She emphasized how ragging continues to be a grave social issue, affecting students’ academic lives, mental health, and interpersonal relationships.
Niveditha K V, focused on the legal framework against ragging, explaining the legal remedies available to students. She highlighted relevant IPC sections and anti-ragging regulations, stressing the accountability of institutions and the legal consequences for offenders. Her session provided a strong awareness about the preventive and corrective measures embedded in law. The event concluded with the National Anthem.
The programme was coordinated under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Seema Menon K.P., Teacher-in-charge, and supported by Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R, Principal-in-charge, whose leadership and encouragement ensured the success of the event.
By addressing ragging from both social and legal perspectives, the session highlighted the urgent need to cultivate campuses that promote safety, empathy, and respect. The message "ragging does not create bonds, but destroys lives" resonated deeply with the participants, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to building an inclusive and responsible academic culture.
NSS TRAINING COLLEGE, OTTAPALAM
Research Centre in Education
NAAC Accredited by with A+ Grade I
CGPA 3.40 (III Cycle)
Post- Event Report
Thought for the Day
Date: 11 August 2025
Time: 09:30 AM
Venue: General Hall
The B.Ed. English Optional students of NSS Training College, Ottapalam, successfully organised a Thought for the Day programme on "Social Media and Mental Health" on 11 August 2025 at 9:30 a.m. in the General Hall.
" Social Media and Mental Health"
Programme Schedule and Highlights:
The event began with prayer and Acharyavandanam rendered by Sneha V. and Sneha R.
Compeering: The programme was smoothly anchored by Safeena C.
Topic Presentation:
The main presentation was delivered by Aneena M. and Akshaya K., who explored the various ways social media impacts mental health, both positively and negatively.
The presentation highlighted the benefits of social media, such as providing platforms for self-expression, networking, and awareness creation. However, it also addressed its adverse effects, including cyberbullying, comparison-induced anxiety, reduced attention span, and sleep disruption. The speakers stressed the importance of mindful usage, digital detox practices, and promoting healthy online habits to safeguard mental well-being.
Acknowledgment:
The programme was conducted under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Seema Menon K. P., Teacher-in-Charge, and presided over by Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R., Principal-in-Charge.
The session encouraged critical thinking among students, sparking an interactive discussion on how young adults can balance their digital presence without compromising mental health. Overall, the programme was informative and thought-provoking, successfully fulfilling its aim of raising awareness about a pressing contemporary issue.
NSS TRAINING COLLEGE, OTTAPALAM
Research Centre in Education
NAAC Accredited with A+ Grade | CGPA 3.40 (III Cycle)
Post-Event Report
Book Review
Date: 8 August 2025
Time: 09:30 AM
Venue: General Hall
The B.Ed. English Optional students of NSS Training College, Ottapalam, successfully organised a Book Review Programme on "Atomic Habits" by James Clear on 8 August 2025 at 9:30 a.m. in the General Hall.
Programme Schedule and Highlights
The event commenced with a prayer and Acharyavandanam rendered by Meera and Sneha P.
Compeering: The programme was smoothly anchored by Meera Krishna K.
Topic Presentation:
The main presentation was delivered by Krishnapriya C.K. and Rajlaxmi K, who explained how slight changes in our daily habits can lead to remarkable transformations in life, drawing insights from Atomic Habits.
The review began with an introduction to the author, highlighting James Clear’s expertise in habit formation and personal development. The central message of the book—that small, consistent changes lead to remarkable results—was clearly articulated.
The presenters elaborated on the Four Laws of Behaviour Change outlined in the book:
1. Make it obvious – Clearly identify the habit you wish to develop.
2. Make it attractive – Link habits to positive emotions or rewards.
3. Make it easy – Reduce friction and simplify the process.
4. Make it satisfying – Reinforce habits with a sense of accomplishment.
Real-life examples and relatable scenarios were used to illustrate how these principles can be applied in daily life—ranging from improving study routines to embracing healthier lifestyles. The presentation also touched upon the concept of compound growth of habits, showing how tiny, consistent improvements each day can lead to significant long-term changes
Acknowledgment
The programme was conducted under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Lekshmi V., Teacher-in-Charge, and presided over by Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R., Principal-in-Charge.
The session concluded with a reminder that success is rarely the result of massive overnight changes, but rather the outcome of small, consistent actions repeated over time. The audience was encouraged to reflect on their personal habits and to begin implementing at least one small positive change immediately.
REPORT ON THE PROGRAMME:
Organized by: B.Ed Physical Science Students
Venue: General Hall, NSS Training College, Ottapalam
Date: 5th August 2025
Time: 9:30 AM
The B.Ed Physical Science students of NSS Training College, Ottapalam, successfully organized a thought-provoking and inspiring programme on the topic "Education and Social Change" as part of their academic activities. The event was conducted on 5th August 2025 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall of the college.The programme commenced with a solemn prayer and Acharyavandanam, gracefully performed by Nayana and Architha, invoking blessings for a fruitful session.Compèring for the day was effectively handled by Aleena, who ensured the smooth flow of the event with her confident anchoring and presence of mind.
The session was presented by Anagha and Anupama, who delivered an insightful presentation highlighting the role of education in transforming society. They discussed how education acts as a powerful tool in bringing about positive social change, influencing attitudes, values, and societal norms. Their presentation was well-researched, informative, and engaging, prompting thoughtful reflection among the attendees.
The programme concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem, marking a respectful end to the event.
The success of the programme was made possible under the able guidance and support of:
Prof. (Dr.) Sunil Kumar A.S – Teacher-in-Charge Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R – Principal-in-Charge
Their encouragement and leadership played a vital role in motivating the students to organize such a meaningful and well-coordinated programme.Overall, the event was a resounding success, fostering awareness about the interconnection between education and societal progress among students and faculty alike.
NSS TRAINING COLLEGE, OTTAPALAM
Research Centre in Education
NAAC Accredited with A+ Grade (CGPA 3.40 – III Cycle)
Report on Thought for the Day Programme
Date: 4th August 2025
Venue: General Hall
Time: 9:30 AM
The B.Ed. Natural Science students of NSS Training College, Ottapalam, successfully organised an engaging and heart-warming Thought for the Day session on 4th August 2025 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall of the college. The theme of the event was:
“A Bond Beyond Books: When Teachers Become Friends”
The programme commenced with compering by Angel Joshy A, who welcomed the gathering and introduced the theme. A soulful prayer was rendered by Amrutha K and team, creating a serene and reflective atmosphere. This was followed by Acharyavandanam presented by Gowripriya, as a gesture of respect and gratitude towards the teaching profession.
The central presentation on the theme was delivered by Athira Haridas and Kavyakrishna P, who shared thought-provoking insights and heartfelt reflections on the importance of nurturing bonds between teachers and students beyond academic confines. Their presentation emphasised mutual trust, guidance, and the role of teachers as lifelong mentors and friends.
The session concluded with the National Anthem, instilling a sense of pride and unity among all present.
The programme was conducted under the guidance of Dr. M. P. Ravishanker (Teacher in Charge) and Prof. (Dr.) Smitha R (Principal in Charge). The event left a lasting impression, reminding everyone that the most profound lessons often arise from genuine human connections between teachers and students.
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