Finishing School 2025 was jointly organised by Student Support, Progression & Placement Cell, IQAC & Entrepreneurship Knowledge Cell, GTRC at the College Campus on April 28, 2025. The programme was orgnaised in three parallel sessions with three different themes.
Resource Persons:
1. Ms. Jessica Lallawmzuali, MPS
2. Ms. Lalrinnungi Sailo, LLB
3. Mr. Kima Chhangte, Musician/Songwriter
Session I : Topic: Mental Resilience
The Session was held in Room No 501, chaired by Mrs. Ramdinliani, Member, SSPPC. Ms. Jessica Lallawmzuali, MPS delivered speech and held interactive session on the topic, explaining that 
mental Resilience is an ability to cope with adversity and bounce back from difficult experience- mainly focusing on the importance of developing strong mentality, seeking support and practicing self care. Speaking from her experience, she talked about challenges to build a resilient mindset, contribution of self care, like exercise, healthy eating and sufficient sleep to mental well being, and the role of mental strength in developing , pursuing and realizing aims and goals.
Session II : Topic: Responsible Citizenship
The session was held in room No. 401 chaired by Mrs. Lalsangluri Sailo, Member,SSPPC. Ms. Lalrinnungi Sailo, LLB, Additional Govt Advocate, District Court, Aizawl delivered speech on the topic stressing on the need to be aware of one’s rights and duties, active participation in community and nation by upholding law, respecting others and contribute to the well-being of the society. It is important to recognize our place in the larger community and nation and understand the consequences of one’s actions – personally and on broader scale. Engagement in civic duties- participating in democratic process, volunteering in community initiatives, stay informed about current events, to make positive impact and act with honesty, integrity and accountability contributes to make Responsible Citizen. Moreover, in present situation, it is very important to know how to use Social Media in a desired ways.
Session III : Topic: Navigating Music: From Passion to Profession
The session was held in Room No.202 and chaired by Mr. Lalhmachhuana, Member, SSPPC. Mr. Kima Chhangte, Musician/Songwriter, HomeFree Music Production shared his experience and interact with students on the topic. He stated that music provides a significant journey that involves balancing artistic creativity with practical realities of a career. While music fulfills one, provides a sense of joy, expression and connection, it demands hard work and the ability to navigate a challenging industry and to develop a strong work ethic and continuous refining of one’s musical crafts and business skills. It is, therefore, very important to find a balance between one’s passion for music and the need to make a living and also other aspects of life. For musicians, creating and sharing their music is rewarding in many ways, not just financially.
All three sessions are held in parallel at 1:30 pm.
The Department of English, Govt T. Romana College, commemorated the ‘World English Language Day’ on April 23rd, 2025, coinciding with English Department Day and a farewell ceremony for the outgoing students. The event featured two sessions. The first session was presided over by Ms. Catherine Lalhruaitluangi, Associate Professor, who welcomed the Speaker, Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, the Principal of Government. T. Romana College, faculty members and students. The chairperson highlighted the purpose of the event and reminded attendees that 23rd April also marks the birthday of William Shakespeare, a legendary English playwright and poet whose works continue to be cherished today.
A Special lecture was delivered by the Principal, Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, who previously served as the Head of the Department of English. She recollected her time as an English teacher, noting that in her experience, the faculty of English Department stands out as the finest compared to those in other Colleges. She underscored the significance of World English Language Day and its role in 
bridging diverse cultures and backgrounds. Moreover, she elaborated that English ranks as one of the most widely spoken and studied languages globally. For this reason, it has become essential for students to learn English nowadays. In her closing remarks, she stressed that English transcends being merely a school subject, but a language that unites individuals around the world. As a token of appreciation for her interesting lecture, Dr. Dorothy Zonunsangi, Head of Department, presented a humble gift to the Principal. Thus, the session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Lalrinmawii Tochhawng, Associate Professor of the department.
Prior to the commencement of the second session, Dr. Lalrinmawii Tochhawng, Associate Professor and Miss Lalmawizuali Khiangte, Assistant Professor introduced the newly enriched departmental library and facilitated a pledge for book donations. As a result, more than 30 books were donated by the students in honour of World Book Day, which received commendations from the faculty.
The Farewell session was chaired by Dr.Vanlalchami, Associate Professor, who warmly welcomed the audience and emphasised the significance of the programme. The Chairperson invited each semester to present their special item. Accordingly, a melodious song was performed by the 4th Semester students. Subsequently, the 2nd Semester students entertained the audience with humorous pictures and video clips featuring the outgoing students, which they had curated themselves.
Thereafter, the chairperson invited Dr. Dorothy Zonunsangi, the HOD, to deliver a speech. The HOD expressed her appreciation for her colleagues' efforts in successfully undertaking such a well-structured programme that encompassed the celebrations of World English Day, Department Day, World Book Day, along with a Farewell event for the outgoing students, thereby creating a comprehensive academic initiative. She also underlined that 23rd April marks a significant milestone for the department of English, as it successfully integrates four important programmes into a single celebration.
Dr. Dorothy Zonunangi gave an insightful speech about the duties of students and subsequently delivered a farewell speech to the outgoing students. She encouraged the outgoing students to have a growth mindset, emphasising the importance of continuous learning and perseverance when challenges come their way. She further motivated that once the students join the department of English, they should explore literature beyond their normal courses. Since literature is a social document, she reminded the English Core students to stay aware of the current societal issues, particularly literature-related issues such as, Book of the Year awarded by the Mizo Academy of Letters, the Sahitya Academy Award and so on. On behalf of the department, she extended her best wishes to the outgoing students for their future endeavours.
Following the speech, a cake-cutting ceremony was conducted by the representative of each class. A farewell cake was generously donated by the 4th-semester English core students through their contributions. Mementoes were presented to the outgoing students, with each mentor handed over a gift to their respective mentees.
Outgoing students such as Malsawmtluanga and Lalchenpuii recollected their fond memories of the institution in general and the department of English in particular and expressed their gratitude to all the faculty and their fellow students. Thereafter, representing the outgoing students, Malsawmtluanga delivered a speech in which he expressed his gratitude to his teachers and recounted some humorous experiences to his juniors. He concluded his speech with a poem he composed during his time in high school. As a token of love and gratitude, the outgoing students donated a water filter to the department. The Hod received their thoughtful donation with appreciation.
Last but not least, the outgoing students also performed a lovely song accompanied by harmonious musical instruments.
The day ended with capturing memories with photo sessions. The entire program was well-organised, filled with amazing memories and fun. To sum up, the ‘English Language Day’ cum ‘Farewell event’ was a resounding success, inspiring students to appreciate the global significance of English language in today’s interconnected world.
The Hon’ble Governor of Mizoram, Gen.(Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh PVSM, AVSM, YSM(Retd), graced the function organized by Govt. T. Romana College on April 8, 2025 (Tuesday) to mark the award of the NCC Best College and Best Cadet in the North Eastern Region (NER), 2025 and felicitation of cadets at the College Campus.
Dr Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, Principal of GTRC welcomed the Hon’ble Governor, as well as other dignitaries including Col. SS Kalia, Commanding Officer, 1 Mizo Battalion NCC, and gave a short report on the activities of the NCC in the College.
Speaking on the occasion, Col. SS Kalia, Commanding Officer, 1 Mizo Battalion NCC congratulated Govt T.Romana College on the achievement of the NCC, and lauded the efforts of its cadets, the support of the Principal and faculty of the College. He also expressed appreciation to the Hon’ble Governor for his inspiring leadership and concerted efforts in encouraging the activities of the NCC in the state.
The Hon’ble Governor Gen.(Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh PVSM, AVSM, YSM(Retd), felicitated the NCC cadets and CTO’s who have contributed to the College’s achievement. In his speech, the Hon’ble Governor expressed his joy in being able to share the College’s outstanding achievements and congratulated the students for being part of an institution that has taken tremendous efforts to instill valuable qualities in its students. He encouraged the students to take pride in the opportunities offered by the College, and of the NCC to ensure that the name of the institution continues to shine not only within the state, but also in the North East region and the nation.
The NCC of Govt. T. Romana College, a unit of the 1 Mizo Battalion NCC, was adjudged the NCC Best College in the North Eastern Region (including Silchar) for the year 2024-2025. A student of the institution, Jacksy Lalhlimsangi JUO was also adjudged the Best Cadet in an award function organized at Guwahati on March 25, 2025 which was attended by Pu R.Lalremliana, Vice Principal of the College.
The occasion was also marked by felicitation of cadets by the Hon’ble Governor and performances by Thingsiri Cultural Club, and GTRC Alumni Lalsangliana, Youth Icon. Govt. T. Romana College had also been honored with the Best College award in the preceding year of 2023-24, and holds the record of receiving the award for the first time from Mizoram, and of receiving the award for two consecutive years.
In the NCC NER Annual Award Ceremony held at Kaleshetra, Guwahati on March 25, 2025, GTRC 1 Mizo Bn NCC received Best Education Institutes of NCC NER 2024-25 in College category from Mizoram. Govt. Mizo High Scool was awarded from School Category.
Reprensenting the college, R. Lalremliana, Vice Principal of the college received the prestigous award from Smt. Nandita Garsola, Minister of Sport & Youth Welfare, Govt. Of Assam.
GTRC Student Juo Jacksy Lalhlimsangi 1 Mizo Bn NCC, Silchar was award Best Cadet NCC NER 2024-25 from Army Wing & others category.
GTRC community congratulates the college NCC and Jacksy for the achievement and feel honoured for being awarded Best Institute from Mizoram for consecutive years.
6th semester students of the department of Public Administration, Govt T.Romana College attended training on Suntainable Life Skill: Rural Development Schemes at the SIRD&PR Auditorium on 4th April, 2025.
Following up of the Memorandum of Understading on Faculty and Students Exchange programme signed between Department of Public Adminstration Govt. T. Romana College and Department of Public Administration Pachhunga University College, a 3rd 'Faculty and Student Exchange Programme' was successfully organised on the 28th March 2025.
The Department of English, Govt. T. Romana College organised ‘Awareness on NEP 2020 for 4th and 6th Semester Parents’ on April 9, 2025. The programme was attended by 42 parents of the 2nd and 4th Semesters NEP students. The primary objective of the programme was to familiarise parents of the NEP students with the key aspects of the National Education Policy 2020, along with the new subject combinations offered under NEP.
The Awareness programme commenced at 1:00 pm. The Chairperson, Dr. Lalrinmawii Tochhawng, Associate Professor, Department of English started the programme with an introduction of the faculty members in the Department of English. She welcomed parents from different corners of Mizoram and further emphasised the importance of understanding the NEP 2020 and its impact on higher education.
Govt. T. Romana College Thingsiri Cultural club put a spectacular perfornance of Mizo Cultural Dance at the Grand Octave 2025 at Jharkand on 25.03.2025.
The Thingsiri cultural club of the college were invited to perform at the National Tribal Youth Festival 2025 organised by the Social welfare Department, Government of Mizoram at Kelsih on 10.4.2025 where their performance was highly appreciated.
On 26th March, 2025 two faculty members Dr. Lalchhuanmawii and Dr. Lalngaihawmi participated in Awareness Programme on Sexual Harassment of Women at Work-place Act 2013 at Dawrpui Multipurpose Centre, Aizawl.
