Field Visit to Lamchhip Village

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Last Updated: 14 October 2025

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.

FACULTY EXCHANGE PROGRAMME

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Last Updated: 14 October 2025

In fulfilment of the MoU signed between the Departments of English, Govt. T. Romana College and Mizoram Christian College, a Faculty Exchange programme was held on September 26, 2025. One faculty member of each college was designated as a guest lecturer to the participating departments and was assigned to the V Semester Major classes for the day. The Department of English, GTRC, was honoured to host Dr Hannah Lalhlanpuii from MCC, while Dr Dorothy Zonunsangi, Associate Professor, represented the English Department of Government. T. Romana College at Mizoram Christian College Campus. The programme marks the culmination of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in which a Students' Exchange Programme and Faculty Exchange were previously conducted between the two parties. Both participating students and faculty members expressed great satisfaction over the successful conduct of the Exchange programmes.

World Heart Day Observed

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Last Updated: 14 October 2025

World Heart Day was jointly organised by Health Cell IQAC, GTRC and thei Health Department of the government of Mizoram (NP-NCD) on 29.9.2025 at 12 Noon. Dr.Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, principal of the college chaired the session and gave the opening remarks. Dr. Lalthlengliani, Principal Director delivered a speech and the resource person Dr.Isak Lallawmkima, Cardiologist spoke on the topic "Dont Miss a Beat".

Awareness on HIV and Drug Abuse

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Last Updated: 14 October 2025

College week was extended to its adopted village under MSACS Muallungthu Village on 23rd September 2024. An open air awareness campaign and awareness concert on Awareness of HIV, Anti-Drug Abuse and Safe Sex was organised at the most cenral area of Muallungthu village that is the bazar area. Winners of the college week singing competition and prominant artists such as Ngurthansanga, TG Reeds and Lalsangliana Youth ICON 2024 performed to attract the crowd. Dr. Joseph from MSACS, Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, Principal of the College and Mrs. Baby Lalramsiami Nodal officer of Anti Drug Club spoke on topics related to the subject of the awareness campaign. Refreshment was served.
Pamphlets on Anti drug abuse and HIV awareness was distributed to the crowd gathered.
Blankets recieved from the Red Cross Society was distributed to the economically disadvantaged senior citizens of the village selected by the members of the village Council and the Young Mizo Association. The NGO also signed a MOU to work together with the college to prevent the spread of HIV and drug abuse in the village and the state.The campaign was chaired by Prof Malsawmliana. The college NSS, the Anti Drug Club, Red Ribbon Club a Health Cell, IQAC and teacher I/c college week had jointly organised the program under the chairmanship of the principal.