Independence Day 2025 Celebrated By The College

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Last Updated: 15 August 2025

Government T. Romana College celebrated Independence Day in twenty twenty-five at the college courtyard where the principal hoisted the flag. The National Anthem was sung at the event, and the ceremonial salutation was given by the NCC of the college. Sweets were distributed to students. The theme chosen for twenty twenty-five was cleanliness (Swachh Bharat) and abstention from drug abuse (Nasha Mukt Abhiyan). The principal, Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki delivered a speech on the theme. Last year, the theme chosen by the college for the celebration of Independence Day was 'Serving the Nation through Community Service'. Professor Malsawmliana, the general secretary of the Central YMA, was given appreciation for his contribution to the State through the NGO YMA balancing it efficiently with his service rendered to the college.

Students Participated in Rally Againt Drug Abuse

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Last Updated: 17 August 2025

On 13th August 2025, with the encouragement of the Principal, 14 students along with one teacher participated in the rally organized by the Government. The Nodal Department, together with various institutions, took the initiative under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (NMBA) to fight against drug abuse and promote a Drug-Free India.

As Mizoram is located close to the Golden Triangle—an area known for large-scale drug manufacturing and trafficking—the problem of drug supply in the state is a serious concern. The Hon’ble Chief Minister addressed the students, urging them to stay away from drugs and other gateway substances that could lead to addiction.

A pledge-taking ceremony was led by Miss Grand 2025, followed by inspiring speeches from Ministers Pi Lalrinpuii and Shri Lalnghinglova Hmar. After the program, students were served meals so that they could return directly to their respective institutions. Students of the college also took part in the placard-making competition.

Govt. T. Romana College observes National Librarians Day

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Last Updated: 16 August 2025

GTRC observes National Librarians Day on 12. 8. 2025 in commemoration of Dr. SR. Ranganathan, who is the father of Library Science in India.

A short programme initiated by the Library Committee was held at the courtyard of the College Library. Books donation drive was carried out where a number of books were donated.

The programme was chaired by Mr. Lalthansanga, Chairman, Library Committee. A short report was given by Dr. S. Lalnunpuia, College Librarian.and a short and inspiring speech was delivered by Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, Principal.

Indian Red Cross Society, Mizoram State Branch: Inauguration of Activities at Govt. T. Romana College

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Last Updated: 31 July 2025

Pu H Lalengmawia IAS, Commissioner and Secretary to the Govt. of Mizoram and Chairman, IRCS, Mizoram State Branch inaugurates IRCS activities at Govt. T. Romana College on July 31, 2025. The inaugural programme was organized into two parallel sessions.

The first formal session was chaired by Pu Francis Lallawmkima, Treasurer, Managing Committee, IRCS Mizoram State Branch. Pu Zodinsanga, Assistant Secretary, Managing Committee, IRCS Mizoram State Branch gives brief history and activities of IRCS in Mizoram. Pu Lalremliana, Vice Principal GTRC addressed the gathering and deeply appreciated the activities of the IRCS. He also thanks the Chief Guest for sharing his valuable time to inaugurates IRCS activities. Pu Lalengmawia IAS, the Chief Guest addressed the function and delivered speech. The Chief Guest reiterate that Red Cross is a global humanitarian organization founded by Henry Dunant in Switzerland in 1863 and to help the wounded soldier. Red Cross was founded in India in 1920 in New Delhi. He also mentioned the seven principles – humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, universality and unity, are in similar terms with the tenets and teaching of Jesus Christ. Mizo society is one of the most fertile soil on which the principal of IRCS can be sown and thrived. He asked the student to enrolled as the member of Mizoram Branch and reminded that the membership do not have any personal benefit but only voluntary service to the needy. The Chief Guest also presented Life Membership Certificates to R. Lalremliana, Vice Principal and Pi Lalsangluri Sailo, Chairman, college Health Cell. The chief Guest also handed over 30 blankets and 1 oxygen concentrator to the college. Vote of thanks was delivered by Dr Benjamin Lalrinpuia, Joint Secretary, IRCS Mizoram State Branch. The programme was hosted by Pi Lalremmawii, HoD, Dept. of Mizo.

In the second session, Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid Training was organised by Mrs. Lalmuanpuii Hnamte, Faculty RIPANS, in which 50 students from various department attended the training. The trainees found that the basic training course was very significant and productive to acquire basic knowledge on how to maintain our health daily and gives first aid to the wounded.