The Women Support Cell organized “IKS in Practice: Kalaripayattu for Self-Defence and Empowerment” during the academic year 2025–26. The programme introduced students to Kalaripayattu, the traditional martial art of Kerala and an important component of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS). Expert trainers demonstrated basic self-defence techniques and physical conditioning exercises. The session helped students develop confidence, discipline, and awareness of personal safety. It also promoted appreciation of India’s indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage while encouraging physical and mental well-being.
The Women Support Cell organized “IKS in Practice: Kalaripayattu for Self-Defence and Empowerment” during the academic year 2025–26. The programme introduced students to Kalaripayattu, the traditional martial art of Kerala and an important component of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS). Expert trainers demonstrated basic self-defence techniques and physical conditioning exercises. The session helped students develop confidence, discipline, and awareness of personal safety. It also promoted appreciation of India’s indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage while encouraging physical and mental well-being.
Online Alumni Meet
Ms.Riya Baby, an alumnus of Journalism and Mass Communication Department, won the prestigious Leela Menon Media Award
Inauguration of ED Club 2025-26
The Women Support Cell organized a Flash Mob on Domestic Violence on 25 August 2025 as part of the academic year 2025–26 activities. The programme aimed to create public awareness about the issues and consequences of domestic violence. Students performed a powerful flash mob with messages highlighting the importance of equality, respect, and safety within families. The event attracted public attention and effectively conveyed the need to speak out against abuse. It served as a strong awareness campaign promoting women’s rights and social responsibility.
