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Nadar Saraswathi College celebrates Sports Day with Asian Games gold medallist, emphasizing values beyond winning and losing.
Sports Day
Nadar Saraswathi College of Arts and Science, Theni, conducted its 27th Peppy Sports Day on February 20. The chief guest was Major Dhyan Chand awardee S. Kavitha, an Asian Games gold medallist and Former Indian kabbadi team Captain, and Indian team coach. In her address, she said sports and games instilled values such as teamwork, discipline, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. It is not about winning or losing but about the journey of self-improvement and learning.
The Nadar Saraswathi College of Education celebrated 19th Tamil Ilakkiya Mandra Vizha on February 21. The chief guest was K. Udaiappan of Udaiappa Cancer Hospital, Theni. In his address, he said a teacher should possess qualities such as reading, patience, confident communication, etc.
Club inaugurated
The inaugural function of Citizen Consumer Club, sapling planting event and World Consumer Rights Day function was held in SSM College of Arts and Science, Dindigul on February 22. N. Sampathkumar, Principal, welcomed the gathering. S. Annamalai, Zonal Civil Supplies officer, inaugurated the club and delivered the presidential address. Office-bearers of Tamil Nadu Consumer Protection Centre shared their experiences and created awareness among students about consumer rights. Saplings were planted by the dignitaries. Lalithalakshmi, coordinator of Citizen Consume Club and Head, Department of Commerce, proposed the vote of thanks.
Cancer awareness
A cancer awareness programme was conducted by NSS volunteers of Sri S. Ramasamy Naidu Memorial College, Sattur on February 22. Principal P. Rajaguru presided over the event. K. Mahalakshmi Prasad of Medicity Hospital, Madurai, the special guest, addressed the gathering and clarified the doubts of students. Premraj of Zen Medica, member of Sattur Rotary Club, lended support to the event.
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