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On the 6th day, our schedule was packed. Our group named 'Kaliyar' was assigned to the kitchen duty.  We began the morning with a refreshing cup of tea followed by a rejuvenating yoga session. After the morning Assembly and a hearty breakfast at 9 am, we kicked off the day's activities. Today, our first session was a field visit to an organic farm near Parottukonam. We had the opportunity to explore a paddy field and witness the diverse range of organic products cultivated and manufactured by the farm. The office authorities provided us with a comprehensive overview of their organic farming practices and the various techniques employed. We learned about the seamless integration of scientific knowledge and natural methods, along with the utilization of modern technologies to enhance their operations. The visit was an eye-opening experience, showcasing the potential of organic farming to produce high-quality, sustainable, and environmentally friendly agricultural

On day 4, we began our yoga session around 6:30 AM on the college premises. After an invigorating practice, we were served a refreshing morning tea at approximately 7:15 AM. Following the morning assembly, we proceeded to have a hearty breakfast to fuel ourselves for the day's activities. With our bellies full and minds focused, we prepared ourselves for the exciting programs lined up for the day ahead. Our first session of the day commenced at 10:30 AM at a neighboring institution, Jayamatha ITI College. The session was titled "VIGNJAN," and we were divided into two groups, each with assigned duties. One group took classes on Mathematics, English, and Science subjects. The students actively participated and engaged enthusiastically with us, eager to learn. Meanwhile, the other group, consisting of our classmates and fellow artist friends, set out to paint the entrance wall of Jayamatha College, choosing the theme "Nature" as their canvas. After a productive mor

On the fourth day, a sudden shift occurred. Following a refreshing Chai and invigorating Yoga session, our accommodation was reallocated from Girideepam hostel to our college premises. The subsequent days were spent within the college grounds. We had our first session at 10:30 AM. It was titled "E Times", and we gathered at the Karyavattam church for a digital awareness program.  The attendees were primarily middle-aged mothers who were struggling to keep up with modern technology and its features. Our task was to address some of these generational gaps. We explained the usage of various mobile applications and their functionalities in a concise and accessible manner, given the limited time available. After the "E Times" session, we visited Ammathottil and the nearby Gandhi Museum and Library in Thycaud. At Ammathottil, a special session had been arranged for us. After the session at Ammathottil, we hurried to our next destination

On the third day of our 7-day camp Samanwayam, we started our day with a 'kattan' (a traditional South Asian breakfast dish) and a yoga session under the mentorship of Dr. James T. Joseph. The 'kattan' provided a nourishing and flavorful start to the day, while the yoga practice helped us center ourselves and prepare for the activities ahead. Following the Assembly and Breakfast, the first session organized by the Kerala government's Fire and Safety Department provided a comprehensive class on managing various emergency scenarios and implementing safety measures. Participants received hands-on training in operating fire extinguishers, accompanied by detailed explanations of the tools and their functions. The session concluded before lunchtime, equipping attendees with essential knowledge and practical skills for handling dangerous situations effectively. The subsequent session was scheduled for the afternoon and was led by the tea

On the second morning, we started our day with a refreshing cup of coffee. After enjoying our morning brew, we got ready to attend the morning yoga session, which was led by the experienced instructor, Dr. James. The group had their morning breakfast and then arrived at their first destination, Ananthapuri hospital. There, they attended a medical emergency session for prospective teachers, led by Dr. Shiju Stanley, MD (Accident & Emergency Medicine). As prospective teachers, the session was highly informative and beneficial for all attendees. Dr. Shiju Stanley provided a brief overview on emergency first aid and how to respond in emergency situations.  He also included a practical session, which gave the participants a clear understanding of the topics covered. The session concluded around 5:30 to 6 pm, following which the group returned to their college. Later in the evening, after dinner, they were pleasantly

The Samnayam camp is a 7 Day training program conducted by Mar Theophilus Training College and NSS unit. The 7-day NSS camp typically involves a daily schedule of morning assembly, physical exercises, project work, personal hygiene, and community service activities like awareness campaigns, school visits, and cleaning drives. It was inaugurated by the famous social activist Shri. Brahmanayakam Mahadevan. The camp focuses on providing practical training and hands-on experience to students in various fields.  The prospect teachers, a group of 50, were divided into 7 different groups, each named after rivers that flow through various regions in Kerala. These 7 groups were then assigned the duties for a 7-day NSS (National Service Scheme) camp. The camp is held annually and is an important part of the college's curriculum, allowing students to apply the theoretical knowledge they have gained in the classroom.  The Samnayam camp is known for its emphasis on devel