The administrative office of the college opened on 4th January, 2026. Faculty meeting was held on 16.01.26. Students returned to the college on 20.01.26. to attend the first assembly . Rev. Johnny Lalremruatfea, Director of SYNOD CAMPUS Ministry was requested to offer the prayer of dedication. The Principal reminded the students of the different rules and regulation and requested them to abstain from intoxicants and maintain cleanliness not only in the campus but take extra care to remember that Republic Vengthlang has won different awards for maintaing the clean locality/ veng.

The Green Audit Committee, Govt T Romana College in promotion of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle (3Rs) organized Free distribution of second hand items to students on 15th December,2025 at College Campus. The items consisted of clothes, shoes, utensils, stationaries etc. contributed by Staffs of the College at the request of Green Audit Committee. These items were exhibited at the College Campus for students to choose any item they like, not only for themselves but also their families, free of cost.It is worthwhile to witness the excitement and joy of students to have such opportunity. The Committee is also pleased to organize activity which benefitted students and their families.

Cleanliness and Beautification Committee organized Cleanliness and Beautification Drive within the College Campus on 10th October,2025 with the purpose of enhancing the visual and cleanliness of the Campus. Members of the Committee were engaged in this drive doing the following works:
- Removed litters and garbage within the College Campus
- Planted shrubs and small plants
- Repotted plants and changed old and damaged flower pots
- Weeding and Pruning
This activity was undertaken with a goal to create more pleasant and aesthetically pleasing environment for students, faculty and with a hope to generate awareness among students and staff in maintaining cleanliness and environmental stewardship.

The Department of Sociology, Government T. Romana College, in collaboration with the Rural Development Department, organised a one-day field visit to Lamchhip village on 14th October 2025. The visit aimed to provide students with practical exposure to rural life, social structures, and developmental initiatives implemented in rural areas.

A total of 47 students and faculty members participated in the program. The team departed from Aizawl in the morning and reached Lamchhip by 11 a.m. Upon arrival, the group was warmly received by BDO Aibawk, RD Dept staffs and the local community members and village council representatives.

During the visit, students interacted with villagers to learn about various aspects of rural society such as livelihood patterns, agricultural practices, education, and community-based organizations. The Department of Rural Development provided valuable insights into government schemes, rural infrastructure, and sustainable development practices being carried out in the area.

The visit offered students a meaningful opportunity to observe firsthand the challenges and progress of rural development in Mizoram. It also enhanced their understanding of how sociological theories relate to real-life rural contexts.

The program concluded with a group interaction and photo session amidst the scenic hills of Lamchhip. The field visit was an enriching and memorable experience for all participants, fostering both academic learning and community awareness.