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UTOPIA’17DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Theme of the year 2016-2017

An Autonomous institution Affiliated to Alagappa university, KaraikudiSponsored by The Seethakathi Trust, Chennai

Re-accredited by NAAC, ISO 9001:2008 Certified InstitutionKilakarai – 623517, Ramanathapuram District

UTOPIA’17Department of english

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1. Staff Profile 10

2. Student Strength [2016 - 2017] of the Department / ELTAI Ramanathapuram [TBAKC] Chapter 11

3. LangEx [2015 – 2016] 12

4. Nature & Clock 13

5. Angel 14

6. A Naughty Clock 15

7. Symbolic Representation 16, 17

8. UTOPIA Awards 18 – 25

9. PTA Meeting 26

10. Responsibilities of the Student Leaders 27, 28

11. Best Practices 29, 30

12. SYTO 31

13. Welcomishment 32

14. Success Story of TBAKC’s [ English Department] 33

15. School Achievements of Our First Year Students 34

16. Extension Activities 35

17. THE Whole Earth? Exhibition 36

18. Byzantine Babul 37

19. Placement & Higher Studies 38 – 42

20. Action Plan [2017 – 2018] 43

S. No CoNteNt Pg. No

UTOPIA’17 Department of english

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EDITORIAL BOARDStaff EditorS

Ms. C. Rosy, Assistant Professor

Ms. A. Kansul Mahariba, Assistant Professor

StudEnt EditorS

Editor-in-ChiEf

Jawaha. B II MA Div. I

Sub-EditorS

Sasi Rekha. M I MA Div. II

Sithi Subaina. M III BA Div. I

Kathija Banu. M III BA Div. II

Navfiya. M III BA Div. II

Vajeeha Begum. H III BA Div. II

Rawlathul Jannah.N II BA Div. I

Thoufika Afsana. M II BA Div. I

Nowrin Niswan. S II BA ‘A’ Div. II

Tharani. N II BA ‘B’ Div. II

Ajitha Gulnas. T I BA ‘A’ Div. II

Ajeeba Jahan. A I BA ‘B’ Div. II


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I B.A Div.- I (59 Students)

I BA -A SEC D-II (56 Students)

I BA -B SEC D-II (51 Students)

II B.A Div I (63 Students)

II B. A Div. II ‘A’ Sec (56 Students)

I MA (13 Students)

II B.A ‘B’ Sec Div II (51 Students)

entered to Learn....


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Achieving big is not an easy job. Achievement of ours too is neither sailing in a smooth and calm sea nor an experience of a good- night’s sleep in a cozy bed of roses. Yet, sweet success and glorious triumphs after facing many trials and tribulations bring joy as well as pride.

Our pride is in our association with ELTAI and in being one of the chapters of it. We connect people and institutions with the connection we have made with ELTAI. Though, Shakespeare lives in the minds of all of us we have also given rebirth to him through the event, “Shakespeare Lives” and language is lauded by organizing LangEx intracollegiate/ intercollegiate/ interschool competitions and presenting Pearl Awards to the worthy winners. We look forward to do many more events in the upcoming years too.

Our best practices were specially designed by the unique, exemplary and artistic mind of our HOD who like the perfect captain of the ship, English department, crosses the wild and tsunami waves. She always pleasantly says that we should chill out for a while when working. [Note: For her ‘chill out’ is continuing the work after taking a few deep breaths.] She would often give us vitamin and mineral tablets and would say, “Now, go on”. That also has been the secret of our energy.

Students of this region rarely opt for a career as there’s a barrier always. Breaking these barriers, our students have been placed. That’s a real joy!

All praise be to the Almighty who has been always with us and guiding us throughout our endeavours!

Ms. C. roSy

from the Staff Editor


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Our department has given us a chance to sharpen our skills not only in literature but also in all other fields. Here, we have countless golden opportunities to flourish for which we are really thankful.

We were unaware of all the extended opportunities at our doorsteps which our staff members eventually opened for us. Our abilities that are hidden within us oozed out. Their contribution in enriching our knowledge is beyond any extent.

We have an instant, marvelous innovators with us. They always believe they could. So, they are succeeding in all their efforts. Everyone has a magical power within them, but only a few can discover it. That kind of magnificence my teachers have! Their efforts to implant innovative ideas so as to kindle our skills are something extraordinary.

By utilizing the chances offered, we shall strive hard to reach our destination, In Shaa ALLAH.

b. Jawaha

II MA English

from the Student Editor


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Dear Students,

Greetings from Principal’s Office!

It gives me immense pleasure to associate with you at this juncture, to release the magazine “UTOPIA” 2017. The applied skills in preparing the magazine would have nurtured you to embrace new skills with inquisitive ideas. This will definitely help you to develop your skills in executing your writing competencies in future activities! Insha Allah!

To share with you, about “LIFE” – let me tell you,

“Learn to enjoy every minute of your life! Be happy now. Don’t wait for something outside of yourself to make you happy in the future. Think how really precious is the time you have to spend. Whether it’s at work or with your family. Every minute should be enjoyed and savoured”

I wish you all to come out with flying colours in the field of specialization of your choice!

May the Almighty be with you all!

dr S Sumayaa

PrinCiPal'S MESSagE


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Who is a Literat[ur]e Student?

Art’s mind is artistic and artistic mind is always altruistic. Altruism is the cause of positivity. Positive minds never mind anything that stops one from learning.I mean the learning of literat[ur]e students. Henceforth, let me address you with the second person pronoun [grammatically] but you are my first person [preferably].

Critical thinking is the central point of English students’ [your] learning. Language for you is just a code of meter and not a matter always. You know to read between lines and you can see the unseen through the unheard. Imagination is the mantra of your ecstasy of UTOPIAN learning. You - THE UTOPIANS, are the spirit of our department. With you no pain and without you no gain.

Language classes can speak volume of unheard words. Unlike other discipline, our disciplined students learn through their mind’s absence and the mere presence of your body in the class is just to MARK your attendance to park your pen on the paper to sketch your imagination into reality for MARKS again.It’s a cycle – because you are the learners of life – so you apply the life cycle to the learning cycle. The whole is your knowledge and your skill is the hole of it. Remember the hole is the whole here. Yes, thus they learn from the unseen. It is all but not quite.

You are nobody’s enemy, because your road is not taken by anybody. So, the difference is not in performance but in choice. You rejoice in your choice – no coming back - only showing the back for others to see and learn. Because, others cannot learn without seeing, as you can. You steal others with your steel hearts. ‘Steel’ is an image of glow and shine. But distance is immeasurable between the hardness of the steel and [of] your hearts.

You give up to grow up, and grow up - to lift others up. When you take part in race, I know you see others not to compete but to comfort [to check whether they are on track with you]. When this happens in the examination hall, those who cannot see the unseen [your good heart] punish you with the beautiful thought. There is an inconsistency in whatever you do. But those inconsistencies are consistent in their inconsistency. So, you play around with a centre to hold. The rope is unseen for SECURITY PURPOSES.

If you could understand it, you are a literat[ur]e student or else you are just a literate student.

• Read

• Understand

• Memorize

• Give-up

• Write

This is a task for your life. And for third years …. This is our last task for you to remember all of us throughout or throw us out.

If you like it, click your heart. If not, tear this page. Let the dust bin be filled with the appreciation and love we have for you.

b. Zulaiha

hod’s Message


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“Success is counted sweetest ……

To comprehend nectar

Requires a sorest need”

-Emily dickinson

Establishing the Department of English at TBAKC College for Women to enrich the literary talents of the youth folk of Kilakarai, had been a need and dream of the youth of the town.

The requirement was fulfilled with the good will and efforts of the Management, Principal and English faculty. Now it gives me immense pleasure and satisfaction to witness its upgradation and rapid development by transferring the “challenged youth” towards “excellence” At this point I am glad to congratulate the Head of the Department of English on bringing out the Newsletter……..”

‘Healthy and virtuous ambience leads people to healthy deeds’

My wonderful and golden story there for seventeen years as HOD, was a golden oppurtunity for me to serve for the well-being of student community. My association with the Management, Principal, Teaching and Non – teaching friends carved ‘golden moments’ in my journey of life which I always cherish the intellect we shared the team work and commitment. We extended the happiest days we experienced and above all the fun we enjoyed during meetings and in the department will be fresh and green in my memory forever.

‘One who contributes for the cause of education will be rewarded the highest in the hereafter’

No doubt, Our Founder B.S Abdur Rahman Sahib deserved this reward and words fail in my vocabulary to express my enormous respect and thanks to him. I do pray for his blissful eternity.

As Emerson advises the scholars of Cambridge University to be ‘Pole Stars’ to guide society, Dr. S Sumayaa, the Principal has been blessed to be a ‘Pole Star’ to brighten the path of TBAK. May the Almighty shower ‘this blessing’ to her for long years to come. Through this, I record my sincere appreciation for her dedicated commitment towards this institution.

As our Holy Prophet says, ‘One of the three things which will be remembered even after the person departs from the world is ‘social activity’ we render in any form. My department of English and I proudly presented a ‘gem’, ‘a jewel’ keeps scintillating more and more in years to come.

Hats off Zulaiha! Praise be to the Almighty. Let ‘you’ be an inspiration to the entire student family.

‘True Knowledge with virtues is power’

Heartily, I make an appeal to my students to enhance your ‘values’ ‘intellect’ and ‘skills’ for your prosperous, happy and peaceful life.

With Love and Prayer from

Ms. S. fathima Parveen

former hod’s Message


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StAFF PRoFILe

S.no naME QualifiCation / dESignation

yEar of EXPEriEnCE

1. Ms. B. Zulaiha ShakeelM.A., M.Phil., (Ph.D.,)

Head, Department of English11 years and 8

months

2. Ms. B. Seeni Rahfu NishaM.A.,

Assistant Professor of English9 years and 8

months

3. Ms. C. RosyM.A., M.Phil.,


months

4. Ms. U. K. DeepikaM.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,


months

5. Ms. I. GayathriM.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,


months

6. Ms. Ms. J. ArthyM.A., M.Phil., (Ph.D.,)


months

7. Ms. S. Udaya NilaM.A., B.Ed.,


months

8. Ms. A. R. Dharshini PriyankaM.A., B.Ed.,


months

9. Ms. Ms. P. Jeya ChitraM.A., B.Ed.,


months

10. Ms. S. AngelM.A.,

Assistant Professor of English1 year and 7

months

11. Ms. A. Jeya ChitraM.A., M.Phil.,

Assistant Professor of English6 months

12. Ms. S. Kavi PriyaM.A., M.Phil.,


13. Ms. A. Jareen BanuM.A., B.Ed.,


14. Ms. K. SuganthiM.A.,


15. Ms. R. NandhiniM.A., M.Phil., (Ph.D.,)


16. Ms. A. Kansul MaharibaM.A., M.Phil.,

Assistant Professor of English2 years and

1month

17. Ms. S. Mahuthun NishaM.A.,

Assistant Professor of English1 year and 2

months

18. Ms. A. Raihana BarvinM.A., M.Phil., (Ph.D.,)


19. Ms. S. AfifaM.A.,

Writing Center Advisor7 months


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Students Strength [2016-17] of the Department

eLtAI Ramanathapuram [tBAKC] Chapter

undEr graduatE StudEntSdivision i I B.A - 59 II B.A - 63 III B. A - 68division ii I B. A ‘A’ Section - 57 I B. A ‘B’ Section - 50 I B. A ‘A’ Section - 54 II B.A ’B’ Section - 57 III B.A - 64PoSt graduatES StudEntSdivision i I M.A - 13 II M.A - 26 total = 511

The department of English, TBAK College was recognized as an active unit and authorized by the parent chapter of ELTAI, Chennai as the head chapter of Ramanathapuram District from 2013.

• The college is the donor member

• The chapter has 100 student members

• 18 staff members

futurE Plan

Membership

• 3 institutional membership

• 20 memberships from the staff of various schools and colleges

• 50 students membership from the students of various colleges

Events

• One event for student members and an event for staff members every year regularly


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On 21st and 22nd January 2016, Ms. B. Zulaiha, Head, Department of English took 4 students to Gandhigram Rural University for paper and poster presentations. 3 students from II BA English presented papers in the ICSSR sponsored National Seminar on Social Perspectives in a National Level Seminar on “Inclusion of Children with Disabilities”.

1. A Fathima Sumaiya, III BA presented the poster on the topic, “Mental Retardation”.

2. M. Navfiya and H. Vajeeha Begum - II BA English -“Barriers Free Environment for Students with Learning Based disability- Dyslexia”

3. M. Kathija Banu - II BA English - “Barriers Free Environment for Students with Learning Based disability- Dyscalculia”.

On 29th January 2016, Department of English, Ramanathapuram TBAKC Chapter of English Language Teachers’ Association of India [ELTAI] organized LangEx (Language Expert) 2015- 16, a competition for the other department students to test the four language skills. Dr. S. Sumayaa, Principal, TBAKC inaugurated the programme. Ms. M Y Marjiya Parvin, Alumnae, TBAKC gave a special address in the inaugural function.

1. Iksas Rukaiya of III Psychology- I Prize

2. S. Ayesha Serin of II B.Com- II Prize

3. Qadira Mohammed Thamby of III Psychology- III Prize.

On 13th to 17th July 2016, Training Programme was arranged for the II MA students regarding documentary preparation and handling camera with Mr. M. Kavinilavan, Final Year, Films and Electronic Media Studies (FEMS), Madurai Kamaraj University as a resource person.

On 10th August 2016, eleven students from II MA English attended an orientation programme on “Communication Skills” at TamilNadu Chamber Foundation in Madurai. Abarnasri. M. Ajima Rasika. S. Antony Leona. P. Gokila. R. Jawaha. B. Mathu Bala. S. Shajimath Subaitha. S. Subathra. N. Thanzila Sabur. S. Pavithra. R and Priya. P. attended the programme.

On 30th September 2016, The Ramanathapuram [TBAKC] Chapter of ELTAI & Department of English organized the valedictory function of LangEx 2016- 17 (Language Expert). The eighty three participants of the LangEx 2016-17 competition (Campus Writers) attended the programme. The best ten writings of the Campus Writers were released by Dr.

StuDeNt AChIevemeNt


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S. Sumayaa, Principal, TBAKC. The resource persons of this event were Mr. J. Manoharan Thomas, Office Superintendent & The Writer at Home and Ms. C. Rosy, Assistant Professor of English & the Writer at Home, TBAKC.

Pearl awards were given for the winners of each skill and the overall prize (The pearl award) was also given.

liStEning: S. Aminath Madhiha- II BBA

SPEaking : Nirosha Abdul Malik- I Psychology

rEading : S. Fathima Sherin- III Microbiology

writing : Nirosha Abdul Malik- I Psychology

the Pearl award was won by Shaikh tabassum kasim of ii bba.

On October 2016, four of our creative writers’ writings were published in A Quarterly Online Research Journal for Teachers and Students of English Literature, Journal of Teaching and Research in English Literature of ELTAI Literature Special Interest Group, English Language Teachers' Association of India, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India with an ISSN no 0975 – 8828 (October - December 2016 Volume VII- Number 4).

1. Nirosha Abdul Malik - I B. Sc Psychology

2. M. Kathija Banu - III BA - English Literature

3. Shaikh Tabassum Kasim - II BBA

4. Z. Rinosa Parveen - III B. Sc Maths

On 22nd October 2016, ELT@I – ace Thoothukudi Chapter in collaboration with the PG & Research Department of English, V. O. Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi organized the National Seminar on Shakespeare Lives 2016, in commemoration of Shakespeare's 400th Death anniversary of the Bard at VOC College, Thoothukudi. Nine students from III BA English Literature, I MA & II MA English presented their papers. Ms. S. Mahuthun Nisha and Ms. A. Kansul Mahariba, Assistant Professors of English accompanied them.


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1. M. Navfiya- II BA English - “Humour in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice”

2. Soniya. R - III BA [Div- II] and Juki Javla. R of III BA [Div- II] - “Realms in the Shakespeare’s play, King Lear”

3. Kala. M and Menaga. G - I MA - “Humours in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

4. Sasi Rekha. M and Dhatchayini. P - I MA English – “Portrait of Human Virtues in Shakespeare”

5. Pavithra. R - II MA English - “Psycho Analytical Approaches in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet”

6. Priya. P - II MA English - “Post Colonialism in William Shakespeare’s Othello”.

On 18th December 2016, eight students from the department of English participated in the online contest for students in Content Writing conducted by Internshala Content Writing Contest (ICWC) in association with UCWeb (Alibaba Group). The participants are Fathima Fazila. S , Balkees Fathima. R, Ajitha Gulnas. J of I BA English “A” ; M. R. Afrina Banu, A. Aysathu Famiha, F. Fathima Marfooa, Suha of II BA English “B”; Kathija Banu. M of III BA English- Div –II.

On 5th and 6th January 2017, a one- day state level language skills testing, Shakespeare Lives 2017 was organized for school and college students (VIII & IX Std and UG students respectively) by the department of English, ELTAI Ramanthapuram (TBAKC) Chapter. All the four skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing) were tested in this interschool and intercollegiate competition. Eight schools and seven colleges participated with a total number of one hundred and twenty students. Dr. S. Beulah, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Sri Meenakshi Govt. College for Women, Madurai acted as the chief guest and addressed the gathering on the topic, “Personality Development and Communication Skills”.

intErSChool: StatE board lEvEl

listening: Asik Rahman, IX, CAMH School.

Speaking: Mano Jayashri. G, VIII, KJEM Hr., Sec., School.

reading: Mohamed Azarudeen. B, IX, CAMH School.

writing: Aashima Banu. A, VIII, KJEM Hr., Sec., School.


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MatriCulation lEvEl

listening: Sara Zulfa B, IX, IMHSS

Speaking: Shri Yoga. N, VIII, MSDMS

reading: Irfanathus Sahdhiya .A, IX, Pearl Matric. School

writing: Sara Zulfa. B, IX, IMHSS

iCSE level

liStEning: Jessia Esther Leena. J, IX Std, National Academy

Speaking: Harsha Shivani. G, IX Std, National Academy

reading: Hema Shrinithie. E, VIII, National Academy

writing: Immane A. Shiphrah , IX, National Academy

intErCollEgElistening : Sujitha.B, Syed Ammal Arts and Science College - I Monisha. L, Crescent College of Education for Women - II

Speaking Indhuja. K of Govt. Arts and Science College, Ramnad - I Monisha. L of Crescent College of Education for Women - II

reading Janani. D of Ananda College, Devakottai - I Priya. C of Idhaya College for Women - I

writing Madumitha. B - Govt. Arts and Science College, Ramnad - I J. Judy Veena of Idhaya College for Women - II

the overall prize was bagged by harsha Shivani. g, iX Std, national academy


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the over all prize was bagged by Monisha. l, Crescent College of Education for women.

On 6th and 7th January 2017, a two day workshop on “Photography and Camera Techniques” was organized for I MA English to enhance their project work, Magazine Production. The resource person for the workshop is Mr. M. Kavinilavan, Final Year, Films and Electronic Media Studies (FEMS), Madurai Kamaraj University.


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Langex 2015-16The following first three prize winning poems were published in ELTAI online journal

I Prize – Nirosha Abdul Malik - I B Sc Psychology

II Prize – M. Kathija Banu – III BA English Literature

III Prize – Shaikh Thabassum Kassim - II BBA

link: .https://sites.google.com/site/journalofenglishliterature/archives/volume-7-number-4-october---december-2016-1/5-creative-writing

Date of Publication: October to December 2016

ISSN : 0975 – 8828

A Quarterly Online Research Journal for Teachers and Students of English Literature, Published by ELTAI Literature Special Interest Group, English Language Teachers’ Association of India, ELTAI Chennai,

Collection of Best Poems from 4th to 6th place will be published in the college magazine

Collection of Best Poems from 7th to 10th place

NAtuReA family went on a picnic in a park with their child, Lily. Lily loves butterflies and flowers very much. She felt very relaxed by enjoying nature’s beauty. The atmosphere of the park was stress- free and she played on the swing. Her mom and dad were sitting on the grass. It was so cool and green in colour and was so fertile. While swinging, she had a thought, how beautiful the Nature is! In its every single thing, there is beauty. She ran towards her mom and asked “Mom, how does this Nature help us?” She replied “Dear, Nature is everything, Nature is the creation of God and it’s a gift from God. Enjoy it without destroying them”. Lily replied, “Ok! Mom”. Then it became evening, they had their meal and returned home. As soon as they went home, Lily asked her mom to buy a flowering plant. She planted it in their home, so that nature could step in their home in the form of flowers…

“Enjoy Nature; it’s a Gift of God and their Beauty gives an Inner Peace”

v. ayisha fairose I BA English Literature (Div-I)


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CLoCK The sun rises. The sun’s rays came into my room and disturbed my sleep. My mother came and woke me up. I struggled to get up first. Then, finally, when I realised my mother stopped tapping, I opened my eyes to just see that clock’s hands were both in eight. I remembered the words of punctuality from my superior and the thought of those words even frightened me. So, I jumped out of my bed and ran into the toilet.

When I came out of the toilet and got dressed, I saw the time which was in nine hours and zero minutes. The hand of the seconds starts to go round the clock. For every second, my heart’s beat went up. I came running down to just bump into my mother and got scolded.

I skipped my breakfast and ran towards my two-wheeler but to see only that my keys were missing. I went red and ran into the street to hire an auto rickshaw. That driver was so annoying and talkative and we got stuck in a traffic jam. I was about to beat myself. At that moment, I got an idea. So, I took my phone to call my superior to inform him about my struggle. I searched his number in my phone. Unfortunately, I got a call from him. I was afraid and I attended the call to only hear the horn sounds of the vehicle. He asked me to finish his works and change his schedule and he told me that he was stuck in traffic. I was happy and replied him that I too was in the same traffic stuck. He did not reply anything and just said an okay. He cut the call.

I was relieved that I will not be punished today and when I reached my office, I walked with my superior into the office and just made a smile at him. We went to our works and continued for that day.

h. M. khathija III Microbiology

AngelAngel…. a precious treasure at heaven…Has wings to spread nourishments…She is not only a white beauty – But also She proceeds with her respective Duty… Her pure form of smile showers like a blessful and blissful Rain… She is not only white outer But also at heart… Her praise is limitless…Her beauty is flawless…


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She is a little friend from GodShe empowers us when we are sad…Oh!!! gorgeous angel…!!!Preserve your Beauty…Proceed with your Duty…Stay same like this forever…Without you I am never…

noorul Sabiha beeviII Microbiology

A NAughty CoCK This story is about a naughty cock. Once upon a time, a cock lived in a village. He was very clever. His feather looked so good. Around his mouth, it had red colour which looked so beautiful. He always crowed cock-a-doodle-doo at the time of Dawn. Some people told me that it crowed because it saw angels. Some others told me that it saw a Devil. The cock gave its hen eggs and it helped to produce its young ones- when we get one it was used as our food. Egg yolks are very important, which helps in the growth of chickens. This cock always ran to all the places and fought with other cocks. Beak is very important to the cock. It ate insects and his eyes looked so powerful.

This cock is used as pet in many houses in villages. And our naughty cock also lived in a house. He always did naughty things. He split the rice or other grains which were spread on the ground for drying. He bit the children when we least expect it. He feared only Dommu, a little boy. Dommu only fed him and played with him. Children who are in villages love to have dogs as their pets. But Dommu loved his cock. One day, Dommu’s father told him that they had to sell the cock because they had no use with him. But Dommu did not accept this and he told his father that the cock was his best friend. But his father did not accept.

So, he felt sad and then he remained sorrowful. Then, his father realized his bond with the cock and he told him that he was not selling it. Then, Dommu merrily said “Love you Pa-Pa”. Then the bonding between Dommu and the cock was doubled and they played with each other. They lived a happy life.

M. Shajitha SulthanaI BA English Literature (Div- II)


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SymBoLIC RePReSeNtAtIoNJ. Manoharan Thomas, Office Superintendent

When I was doing my routine rounds on the campus a flash of irritation flamed on me.

I was a little bit annoyed on seeing the students sitting in chairs on the lawn in groups here and there. Something fishy was going on. Each group was silently observing different kinds of things like a live cock, live he goat, a cooking vessel on a stove loaded with dormant firewood and a clock hung on a tree.

One of the groups was seriously engaged in observing the Masjid without wink

“Are they mesmerized? It doesn't seem so!

“Are they presenting their supplication to the Almighty? But outside the Masjid - How?

Each student was having papers and pen ready to note down something. Why?

The goat, the cock and the vessel ready on an oven loaded with firewood? What could they mean?

“Are they going to prepare a recipe for Briyani?

Though I am not a glutton, the very thought concerning meal surprised me.

“And why that clock?”

“Oh! It could be for maintaining the time for cooking!

“And what about sitting in front of the Masjid?”

“Invoking prayer for sumptuous Banquet? Could be so!

Natural curiosity filled me. I wanted to investigate in case enquired into by the Principal. In a way I am answerable for strange incidents going on the campus.

While doubtfully looking around some of the staff from the Department I am familiar with, entered the arena with radiant countenance at the right time to drive home my doubts.

“Madam, what is this peculiar display of Cock, goat, clock and the like? An exhibition? ”

“Sir, we are conducting a competition for the students. The live specimens you see are the topics. They have to write poem, short story and articles as they like. This arrangement is to inspire them and to tap the spontaneous thoughts of students.”

Feedback


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“What a novel idea. So you are going to identify the creative writers. Ok, carry on”

The moment they said so, the trespassing of being sitting on the grass was wiped out of my mind screen. Instead I contemplated on the novel idea of the Department in motivating students.

If it was from the Department I am familiar with, there must be significance in selecting the particular specimens as topics. With this thought I resumed to my routine work. In the evening I was left alone in my abode and pondering to bring out the significance the unique Department ventured into. Racking my brain all night I could not arrive at apt solution.

The other day the Chief Security reported at the office.

“Sir, the Department in the ground floor is kept open till late night. Staff have no fixed time to leave. Sometimes they leave by early morning next day by 3 O' clock or so. This is just for your information please”

“Yes I know. The department is understaffed. So they take turn to complete the work themselves during night. They've got special permission from the Principal too. Ok no problem……..”

While talking to the Chief Security answer to the million dollar question racking my brain sparked out.

The members of staff of that unique Department work round the clock. There is no specific time to leave the campus, putting them in a dilemma whether to say „good night' or „good morning. Most of the time, they leave the campus by early morning the next day alerted by peacock alarm after wee hour or cock alarm at dawn. Occasionally leave during small hours at the sound of the ghost alarm, amplified by the canines and felines on the campus. However, reporting for duty punctually while the goat alarm goes around at the time the shepherds driving the herds to the pasture.

“Is that why the cock, the clock and the goat?”

This particular Department is both diurnal and nocturnal. Skipping meal was a common phenomenon for them.

“Does the empty vessel on the oven silently proclaim this?”

The Almighty has bestowed upon them the spirit of team work to accomplish any task amidst all difficulties. As presumed by me, it goes without saying that the qualities explained above were symbolically reflected in the theme for competition, though not able to provide ghost or peacock as live specimen.

Hats off to the unique Department.


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WINNeRS oF NoN - StAge eveNtS [INDIvIDuAL]

Creative writing I Prize A. Mariyam Jemeela (I BA Eng Div-I) II Prize H. Kathija (III BA Eng Div-I) III Prize R. Balkees Fathima (I BA Eng Div-II ‘A’ Sec)

Story telling I Prize H. Kathija (III BA Eng Div-I) II Prize M. Thoufika Afsana (II BA Eng Div- I) III Prize A. Aysathu Famiha (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II)

Caption writing I Prize M. Thoufika Afsana (II BA Eng Div- I) II Prize V. Ayisha Fairose (I BA Eng Div- I) III Prize N. Subathra (II MA Eng)

Pencil drawing I Prize A. Mohamed Afrin Banu (I BA Eng Div- I) II Prize S. Prahadeeswari (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II) III Prize A. Fathima Rasmiya (III BA Eng Div-II)

verse writing I Prize N.Rawlathul Jannah (I BA Eng Div-I) II Prize S. Nowrin Nisvan (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) H. Kathija (III BA Eng Div-I)

Non -Stage events – [group Competition]

Model Making

I Prize P. Priya (II MA Eng) M.Saranya (II MA Eng) M. Kala (I MA Eng) M. Sasi Rekha (I MA Eng)

UTOPIA 2016-17lingua franCa/ˌlɪŋɡwə ˈfraŋkə/


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II Prize M. Firthousiya Barwin (II BA Eng Div- I) M. Jenithmisriya (II BA Eng Div- I) V. Jeyasri (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div- II) S. Nowrin Niswan (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div- II) J. Jainambu Ashifa (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II) M. Thaseem Haseena (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II)

III Prize N. Rawlathul Jannah (I BA Eng Div- I) M. Fawsul Kutha Rani (I BA Eng Div- I) A.N. Amina Fahjath (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div- II) S. Fathima Fazila (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div- II) R. Jenifer Rani (I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II) V. Vijaya Rohini (I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II)

face Painting I Prize V. Kanmani (III BA Eng- Div II) R. Soniya (III BA Eng - Div II)

II Prize S. Shajemath Subaitha (II MA Eng) N. Subathra (II MA Eng)

III Prize S. Vinothini (III BA Eng - Div I) A. Sivaranjani (III BA Eng - Div I)

notice board decoration

I Prize M. Farjana (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) S. Nowrin Niswan (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) A. S. Ummul Marliya (II BA Eng Div- I) R. Gayathri (II BA Eng Div- I) A. Aysathu Famiha (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II) N. Raja Nandhini (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II)

II Prize R. Pavithra (II MA Eng) S. Mathu Bala (II MA Eng) M. Kala (I MA Eng) G. Menaga (I MA Eng)

III Prize A. Sivaranjani (III BA Eng Div-I) R. Nilofer Nisha (III BA Eng Div- I) J. Arockia Jency (III BA Eng Div-II) M. Ifrath Nihla (III BA Eng Div-II)


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Collage I Prize M. Priyanka (III BA Eng. Div-II) J. Arockiya Jency (III BA Eng. Div-II) S. Shobiya (III BA Eng. Div-I)

II Prize A. N. Amina Fahjath (I BA ‘A’ Eng. Div-II) M. Kuthsiya Parveen (I BA ‘B’ Eng. Div-II) N. Rawlathul Jannah (I BA Eng. Div-I)

III Prize A.S. Ummul Marliya (II BA Eng. Div-I) I. Jumana Begum (II BA ‘A’ Eng. Div-II) K. Sabana Yasmin (II BA ‘B’ Eng. Div-II)

english I – general & FunctionalPoetry recitation (i year)

I Prize G. Braila Jeyarani (I BSc Maths ‘A’ Sec Div-I) II Prize S. Nasreen (I BSc Chemistry) III Prize Nirosha Abdul Malik (I BSc Psychology)

English-iv-general Quiz (ii year)

I Prize A. Shaikh Tabassum Kasim (II BBA Div-II) S. Ameenath Madhiha (II BBA Div-II) A. Saibun Rifana (II B.Sc Maths Div-II) M. Raxana Barveen (II B.Sc Maths Div-II)

II Prize S. Kaleeswari (II B.Sc Maths ‘A’Sec Div-I) V. Priyanga (II B.Sc Maths ‘A’Sec Div-I) M. Sharmila Banu (II B.Sc Micro Biology) K. Barakkath Nisha (II B.Sc Micro Biology)

III Prize M. Rajeshwari (II B.Sc Micro Biology) S.M. Bharrathi (II B.Sc Maths ‘A’ Sec) H. Mariam Adhila (II B.Sc Micro Biology) B. Kamini (II B.Sc Micro Biology)


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English –iv-functional Quiz

I Prize D. Shamlath Khaalida (II B Sc Food Processing & Quality Control) M. Afrin Vajiha (II B Sc Maths ‘B’ Sec Div-I) S. Rabiyathul Basariya (II B Sc Maths ‘A’ Sec Div-I) A. Rahumath Nisha (II B Sc Maths ‘A’ Sec Div-I)

II Prize S. Nasiha Nasrin (II B Sc Home Science with Nutrition) H. Sahana Barveen (II B Sc Home Science with Nutrition) N. Rabitha Begam (II B Sc Home Science with Nutrition) M. Rahila Rajathi( II B Sc Home Science with Nutrition)

III Prize S. Humairah (II B Sc IT- Div-I) Z. R. Safrina (II B Sc Home Science with CA) M. Bhuvaneswari (II B Sc Micro Biology) S. Haleemathu Saguthiya (II B Sc IT Div-I)

SPoKeN eNgLIShbest Performer award

Batch I Nirosha Abdul Malik

Batch II Absara Varusai (I B.Sc. Psychology)

Batch III N. Sathana (I B.Sc Chemistry)

Batch IV S. Fowsiya Fathima (I B.Sc. Psychology)

Batch V S. Farhath Rumana (I B.Sc. Psychology)

Batch VI M. Ayesha Begam (I B.Sc Microbiology)

Batch VII S. Mariyam Asheera (I B.Com with CA)

Batch VIII K. Kanimozhi (I B.Sc Maths)

Batch IX V. Jega Rohini (I B.Sc Chemistry)

Batch X T. Faheema Thasneem (I B Sc.Maths)

Batch XI R. Vinitha Shree (I B.Sc Maths ‘A’ Sec Div-I)

Batch XII R. Aishwarya (I B.Sc Chemistry)


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BeSt PeRFoRmeR AWARDgeneral English - i year

S. Fathima (I B.Sc Chemistry) U. Supraja (I B.Sc Psychology) S. Mubeen Rizwana (I BSc Maths Div-II) S. A. Hasinath Faiza (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) A. Murshitha Srieen (I B.Sc Textiles & Interior Designing) A. Nagoor Jahan (I B.Sc IT Div-I) S. Sathana (I B.Sc Chemistry)

functional English-i year

M. Mufitha Fathima (I B.Sc. Maths ‘A’ sec Div-I) R. Kanimozhi (I B.Sc Chemistry) A. Afrah Shimin (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) S. Roslin Rani (I BA Eng Div-I) K.A. Jikathul Jarina Begam (I BBA Div- II) P. Fathima Rihafa (I B.Sc Micro Biology)

general English – ii year

S. Ayshath Nuhaila (II B.Sc IT) H. Mariam Adhila (II B.Sc Microbiology) M. Roshan Sereen (II B.Sc Maths Div-II)

functional English – ii year

M. Bhuvaneswari (II B.Sc Microbiology) S. Ummul Fahmitha (II B.Com with CA, Div-II) P. Pandiyammal (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II) S.Pradeepa (II BBA) A. Anis Fathima (II B.Sc Maths ‘B’ Sec) M. Firthousiya Barwin (II BA Eng Div-I) S. Seganas (II B.Sc Psychology)

helping hand award

U. Saranya (III BA Eng Div-II) K. Malathi (III BA Eng Div-II) M. Sivadhaneshwari (I B.Sc Maths ‘A’ Sec)


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Excellent leader award

N. Rawlathul Jannah (I BA Eng Div-I) A.S. Ummul Marliya (II BA Eng Div- I) Z. Nilofar Subaitha (III BA Eng Div-I) P. Dhatchayini (I MA Eng) S. Thanzila Sabur (II MA Eng) R. Balkees Fathima (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) A. Seyed Rabiya (I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II) I. Jumana Begum (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) M. Afrina Banu (II BA Eng ‘B’ Div-II) M. Navfiya (III BA Eng Div-II)

SfS (Start from the Scratch) award

T. Mohana Priya (I BA Eng Div-I) A. Parameswari (II BA Eng Div- I) A. Hashmath Rumana (III BA Eng Div-I) S. Salamathun Nooraniya (I BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) S. Thoufeeka (I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II) U. Mufliha (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II) S. Sundareswari ( II BA Eng ‘B’ Div-II) R. Vanaja (III BA Eng Div-II) M. Shanmuga Priyanka (II MA Eng)

Syto award

M. Masween Jahan- 45 (III BA Eng Div-II) S. Rosary - 35 (III BA Eng Div-II) R. Juki Javla - 20 (III BA Eng Div-II) M. Ifrath Nihla -15 (III BA Eng Div-II)

‘Syto’ rep award

V. Abinaya (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II)


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100% AtteNDANCediviSion yEar SECtion S.no naME

II BA -

1. M. Affrin Banu2. M. Rabeeka3. P. Salmiya Begum4. A. Soorath Nisha5. S. Thahsin Shifa6. B. Viji7 K. Vishahini

II BA - 8. G. PavithraI MA - 9. K. Dhivani

II

I BA A10. H. Ameena Masutha11. M. Mariyam Fayasha12. M. Mariyam Fasiha

I BA B13. C. Kavitha14. M. Syed Shifana Barveen

II BA B15. R. Sowmiya Ganapathy16. N. Tharani17. S. Thai Najitha

Maximum days all present class : I MA English

Number of days present: : 52 days

disciplined Student award

I BA Eng - V. Ayisha Fairose

II BA Eng - V. Dharshini

III BA Eng - M. Fathima Hazura

I MA - G. Menaga

II MA - B. Jawaha

I BA Eng ’A’ Sec (Div-II) - R. Balkees Fathima

I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec (Div-II) - A. Ajeeba Jahan

II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II - M. Farjana

II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec (Div-II) - P. Pandiyammal

III BA Eng (Div-II) - M. Swethapriyadharshini


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[triple a award]

M. Fawsul Kutha Rani (I BA Eng Div-I)

B. Sharmadha Sri (II BA Eng Div-I)

M. Fathima Hathiya Rifana (III BA Eng Div-I)

M. Sasi Rekha (I MA Eng)

M. Saranya (II MA Eng)

D. Yuvamalini (I BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div-II)

A. Ramalan Reigana (II BA Eng ‘A’ Sec Div-II)

N. Tharani (II BA Eng ‘B’ Sec Div- II)

H. Vajeeha Begum (III BA Eng Div-II)

cademicttitudettendance Award

I BA Eng ‘B’ SecDIscIPlIne clAss AwArD


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PtA meetINg

Out of 516 students, parents of 368 students i.e., 65% of the parents attended the meeting conducted on 07.10.2016

Parents of 212 Students i.e., 41% attended the Parent Teacher Meeting conducted on 19.01.2017

SuCCeSS StoRy oF tBAKC’S ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

We are happy and pleased to have Salamath Nooraniya, I BA English Literature [Batch 2016-19] as our student, who is the daughter of one of our alumnae Ms. Shakeela Banu, who studied from 1992-95 [Left]. The success milestone of this college is achieved when we get back admissions from the same root almost after 25 years. Shakeela has a lot of good reasons to admit her daughter where she studied, especially in the same department.

Shakeela was an active student of that period who enthusiastically participated in all the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. She was very much interested to learn Arabic in which she felt that she was weak. As a result of her hard work, she secured university rank in Arabic from the Madurai Kamaraj University.

Shakeela was happy to recollect her student life experience with the current teachers of the department when she came for the parents’ meeting. She feels that she has admitted her daughter in a right place where she will be given all good care and knowledge especially moral, religious and value based education. She also wants to put her daughter in the hostel where she had an armful of valuable experiences in her three years of stay.


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JoB ReSPoNSIBILItIeS StuDeNt LeADeR

ATTENDANCE MONITOR Monitor of daily attendance S. A. Haseenath

Faiza

LINE LEADER The class has to move in order inside the campus. The line leader is responsible for it. R. Balkees Fathima

PAPER PASSER

This student has to maintain fresh papers to avoid students tearing papers from the notebooks. They may collect a small amount [with the permission of the class teacher] to purchase paper bundles.

K. Abinaya

CLASS LIBRARIANDepartment library leader. She should have the list of students borrowed from the department library by the class students.

I. Afrin Banu

CHAIR STACKER She has to monitor the furniture arrangements of the class A. Afra Shimin

TABLE & BOARD CLEANER Cleanliness of the main table and board M. Shajitha

Sulthana

CLEANUP SUPERVISOR

Monitor the classroom cleanliness on the whole. She has to record whether the sweeper is cleaning the class everyday.

J. Fasmin Alfara

MESSENGERIt’s her responsibility to bridge the department and class for general purposes, queries, feedbacks and complaints.

S. Mohaideen Rahmania

CLASS GREETER She has to write positive captions on the board. It may be changed every week or once in fifteen days S. Sayeetha Irfana

WEATHER PERSON She has to write the weather of the day on a corner of the class board.. M Kavya Sri

PENCIL HELPER This girl’s duty is to collect pens and pencils lying down on the floor and help with it whenever need arises. M. Reema Banu

DOOR HOLDER She has to check whether the latches of doors and windows are working properly I. Janani

ART MONITOR It’s her responsibility to keep the class artistic. R. RamyaRECYCLING MONITOR

She has to collect things unused (one side papers/ paper tags etc.) and recycle it for students’ use. T. Bhuvaneshwari

CHEMIST

She has to get needed medicine from the department first –aid box and provide it to the student who has become ill. She has to inform the class teacher and also help her.

L. Priya Harini

SCHOLARSHIP IN-CHARGE

She has to inform the class about the announcement of scholarships and all works related to scholarships will be done by her.

J. Ajitha Gulnas

clAssrOOm JObsSample ClaSS

I BA - D2 - A SEc


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BeSt PRACtICeSThe following activities have been introduced in the department to develop the students’ language skills

Sorry note

It is introduced to develop the writing skill

It helps the students not to repeat the same mistake

It helps them to realize and apologize for their mistakes

deed writing

It is launched to develop the writing skill of the advanced learners

Enable the expressive skills of students

Enhances the introspective attitude and analytical skills

It creates a new bond between the teachers and the students

The following students have been writing the deed note from the year 2015-17

• M. Navfiya - III BA English

• M. Kathija Banu – III BA English

• H. Vajeeha Begum – III BA English

SfS (Start from the Scratch)

Few students are identified under need based criteria in order to train them to write and speak in a particular topic by the following teachers.

1. Two English Teachers

2. Two other department teachers

3. Principal

4. Assembly (if referred)

r. vanaja of iii ba English spoke on the topic, “trees” to the Principal [a sample]


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The department of English initiated a project in the department of English called SYTO [Speak Your Thought Out] with the motif of making the students speak in English boldly. This is implemented for all the students (both UG and PG) in the department. 5 students from each class compulsorily should come to the department and speak for 3-5 minutes to the teachers available. A token will be provided for students to fill the mark by the staff to whom they speak and the same will be maintained by the students for reference. This is a routine task and they have to come in rotation throughout their study.

This is added as a main activity of UTOPIA and apart from the routine task, interested students may purchase more number of tokens and speak to us and gain mark. Finally, the students who have more tokens will be selected to be rewarded. Cost of per token is 20 paise.

We would like to involve the willing staff of other departments too to listen to our students’ speech if they are free whenever our students approach. We would like to send a circular to the departments to get their consent. And, they will go to the principal too randomly and we would request her to accommodate them depending upon the schedule. This will help our students to get rid of their fear and will be used to talk to anybody anywhere anytime without hesitation.

The amount collected by selling the tokens will be spent for the purpose of rewarding the students finally who involved more in SYTO.

• If the students want to finish their speaking they may even go during class hours with proper permission and if they fail to return in 5 minutes their token will be cancelled

• In that case, they have to go one by one and not together

Syto Initiated from 18.09.2015


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hott (higher order thinking -theme) The department has implemented a new project from 2016-2017 (Even Semester)- theme

based semesters named HOTT [Higher Order Thinking - Theme]. This semester's HOTT is Nature & Future. Under this theme, we would continuously train the students in the following ways:• Familiarizing 10 quotes on the theme by displaying it on the way to the department and

class rooms.• Displaying main banners with thematic pictures and captions• Involve SYTO students to speak in the theme of the semester• Teachers will spend at least 2 minutes to remind, revise and revisit the theme during

class hours.• A Workshop or competitions on the HOTT project will be conducted for 100 students of

our department and 25 from SE & CE students every semester.• Our department's final year students will be trained to prepare on HOTT and speak in

the college assembly once in a month.• This theme will finally reflect in our UTOPIA every year.• Every year, we will collaborate it with one of the departments of our college to strengthen

faculty and student relationship [This year, we have collaborated with Microbiology since the theme goes with them]

Students who have extended leave after Holidays have been given the following tasks as a tone of welcoming them back to the college

• Writing – writing quotation [given] for 10 times

• Speaking – Should buy Syto tokens 5 for each day and speak in different topics

• Reading–Reading [non-prescribed writings] and writing review and presenting in the Theatre Club – This day is named as holiday gala

o For 1 day – poem

o For 2 days – short story

o For 3 days – one –act play

o For 4 days - novel

• Listening- all those who have extended leave will attend HOLIDAY GALA

introduced on : 05.10.2015

LSRW Welcomishment [Welcome + Punishment]


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CEntuM

S. A. Hasinath Faiza – Mathematics

A. Asmath Rifka – Accountancy

A. Seyed Rabiya – Accountancy & Commerce

S. Asifa – Accountancy & Commerce

A. Afra Fathima – Commerce

K. Syed Baseena – Commerce

S. A. Hasinath Faiza – 1159/1200 – School First [Second Group - Computer Maths]

M. Asmath Nisha – 1128/1200 – School Second [Fifth Group – Arts History]

R. Balkees Fathima – 190/200 - First Mark in English

School Achievements of our First year Students [2016-19 batch]


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In Collaboration with the Department of Computer Science

toP LeADeRS [2015 – 2017]

BuDDINg LeADeRS

Maximum No. of. Teaching Hours - 115Minimum No. of. Teaching Hours - 57

No. of. Days visited - 45No. of. Events organized - 13

No. of. Trips arranged - 5

eXteNSIoN 2015-2017

M. Kathija BanuM. NavfiyaH. Vajeeha BegumM.Y. Fathima FaseehaM. HaashiraS. Haseena Afrose

M. FarjanaI. Jumana BegumA. HibaJ. Rofina BarvinS. Nowrin NisvanT. Taj NishaB. Asma BanuA. Jamaliya


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The Whole Earth? ExhibitionOrganized in collaboration with the Department of Microbiology & Eco Club of our college

&

The Hard Rain Project UK.On 24 & 27 February 2017

Inauguration

Overview of the exhibition

Marking "My Responsibility"

Video Session

Exhibition guide

Reaching the Unreached

Exhibition Participants – 1144 Competition participants – 150Event Coordinators : Ms. J. arthy & Ms. a. kansul Mahiriba


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• It was 4.2.2017 • 1500 college students with all its staff and menial workers • 10 buses • 3 hours • 3000 small tress uprooted 1. We believe it to be our responsibility to save our land in which our future generation is

going to live. 2. It may not be possible with young girls to clean the country but let their hearts be cleaned

to plant our responsibility towards Nature & Future. 3. It was astonishing to see a small tree which is of 6 inches above the surface with

25 inches root (as shown in Pic. 3). This small sample helped us to imagine a big trees' root which might have crossed in meters of length to kill the future.

4. Uprooting one root bestowed on us the happiness of begetting one child since that is going to save the lives of our future children.

from the department of English300 students in 4 buses

Uprooted 2000 young babuls

ByzANtINe BABuL

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BAtCh 2012-15 (ug) hIgheR eDuCAtIoN

S. No

NAme QuALIFI-CAtIoN

Ph No INStItutIoN

1. Roshan Wahitha Fathima B.Ed 88070225371 Mangalam College of Education, Chennai-62.

2. T.Noor Nasira B.Ed 8754375542 Mohamed Sathak Dhasthair Teacher, Ramanathapuram.

3. S.Nandhini B.Ed 9443978038 Thiyagi Dharmakan Amirtham College of Education. Kannirajapuram.Ramnathapuram Dist.

4. J.Rashmiya Joseph B.Ed 9715370982 Thiyagi Dharmakan Amirtham College of Education. Kannirajapuram.Ramnathapuram Dist.

5. S. Vishnu Priya MA 8220817896 Ethiraj College for Women Chennai

6. Y. Fathima Shifana B.ED 9786131886 Ganapathy College of Education Paramakudi, Ramnad Dist.

7. B. Syed Rajab Nisha MA 9940993547 Syed Hameedha Arts and Science College, Kilakarai, Ramnad Dist.

8. M. Jeya Ranjani B.Ed 9952837790 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

9. V. Ramu Priya B.Ed 9965092468 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

10. A.V. Dharshini B.Ed 9443608735 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

11. B. Jawaha MA 7639993514 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

12. S. Thanzila Sabur MA 9994485413 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.


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13. P. Antony Leona MA 9786441660 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

14. M. Thaslim Rifaya BA 9566464117 Elite Matric. School, Ervadi, Ramnad Dist.

15. R. Janani BA 7845958441 Civil Services Coaching Chennai.

16. N. Kalbath Sugana B.Ed 7418522375 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

17. G. Nivetha B.Ed 9443608920 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

18. N. Jeevitha B.Ed 9443301230 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad.

19. K. Bhuvaneshwari B.Ed 99445599461 Mohamed Sathak Dasthgir Teacher Training College, Ramnad

20. K. Sathya Sundari B.Ed 9788535293 Ganapathy College of Education Paramakudi, Ramnad Dist.

21. Gokila.R MA 9655025714 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

22. Aijima Rasika .S MA 8903302526 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

23. Aljahitha .I MA 9443323341 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

24. Dhuvanithi .R B.Ed 9629159801 Mohammed Sathak DastagirTeacher Training College

25. Sumithra .R B.Ed 9789396897 Mohammed Sathak Dastagir Teacher Training College, Ramnad

26. Pandi Selvi .K B.Ed 9585708805 Ganapathy College ofEducation, Paramakudi

27. Thana Lakshmi. P B.Ed 8940309702 Ganapathy College of Education, Paramakudi, Ramnad.


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28. Kala.M MA 9894905068 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

29. Raja Sri .K MA 8189962289 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

30. Shanmuga Priyanka M MA 9842873054 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

31. Shajemath Subaitha.S MA 9600962950 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, Ramnad.

32. Karpaga Eeswari.D B.Ed 9047889343 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

33. Nanthini .S B.Ed 9443978038 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

34. Vithiya. B B.Ed 9788834233 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

35. C.Selvamani B.Ed 9942824228 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

36. V.Vila Pon Ilakiya B.Ed 9812418609 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

37. K.Juhi Nisha B.Ed 9942682331 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

38. K.Jeyanthi B.Ed 9444770770 Thiyagi Dharmakhan Amirtham College of Education, Kannirajapuram

39. R.Nageshwari B.Ed 9092648911 Mohammed Sathak Dastagir Teacher Training College, Ramnad

40. J.Nambu Abirami B.Ed 7708482459 Mohammed Sathak Dastagir Teacher Training College, Ramanathapuram

41. B.Priyanga MA 9944908173 Dr. Zahir Husain CollegeIlayankudi. Ramnad Dist


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BAtCh 2013-15 (Pg

BAtCh 2013 – 2016 (ug)

S. No

NAme QuALIFI-CAtIoN

Ph No DeSIgNAtIoN

1. Aysha Arshadah MA 9488044836 Assistant Professor of English, Holy Cross College (Autonomous)Nagercoil, Kanyakumari Dist.

S. No

NAme QuALIFI-CAtIoN

Ph No INStItutIoN

1. Nivethitha BA 9790174461 National Academy CBSE school, Ramnad.

2. J.Ramya B.Ed 9944088691 R.K Samy College of Education Seiyalur, Ramnad.

3. K.Sangeetha B.Ed 8760815271 R.K Samy College of Education Seiyalur, Ramnad.

4. A.Adila Kibariya BA 8608754263 Pioneer Ilma School, Ramnad.5. Muthumari B.Ed 7538857923 R.K Samy College of Education

Seiyalur, Ramnad.6. Aarthi B.Ed 9629519579 R.K Samy College of Education

Seiyalur, Ramnad.7. Ananthi B.Ed 8760778625 Thiyagi Dharmakan Amirdham

College of Education Kannirajapuram, Ramnad Dist.

BAtCh 2014-16 (Pg)S. No

NAme QuALIFI-CAtIoN

Ph No INStItutIoN

1. A.Benazir Fathima MA 7339374040 Islamiah Matric School, Kilakarai,Ramnad Dist.

2. N.Rajalakshmi MA 7871331670 Pearl Matric School, Kilakarai.3. A.Kasthuri MA 8015630209 Islamiah Matric School, Kilakarai.4. M.Visithra M.Phil 8973839600 Alagappa University, Karaikudi,

Sivagangai.5. M.Karthiga M.Phil 9443702913 Alagappa University, Karaikudi,

Sivagangai.

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ACtIoN PLAN 2017-18

oDD SemeSteRS.

No. Activities month & year Remarks

1.

HOTT Leadership(Minimum of two events should be

organized )Inauguration and Event

June 2017In Collaboration with

the department of Mathematics

2. Extension orientation July 2017In Collaboration with the department of Computer

Science3. Lang Ex August 2017 Intra Collegiate

4. Event from ELT@I chapter – State

LevelSeptember 2017

In Collaboration with Annamal College of Education, Tuticorin

5. HOTT Leadership Event 2 October 2017 Outside Participation

eveN SemeSteRS.

No. Activities month & year Remarks

1.

Poetry and Mental Health(Minimum of two events should be

organized)Inauguration

December 2017In Collaboration with

the department of Psychology

2. UTOPIA Intercollegiate January 2017Student seminar or Skills

Testing

3.Workshop on Creative Writing for

Campus WritersFebruary 2018 For our college students

4. Workshop on Essay Writing for ELT@I

Members of the DepartmentFebruary 2018 Regional Level

5.Poetry and Mental Health

Event March 2018 HOTT

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