The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Government T. Romana College observed ‘The International Day of Persons with Disabilities’ on the 3rd December 2024 (Tuesday). During this event, Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, the Principal of Govt. T. Romana College officially inaugurated ramps specifically designed for Persons with Disabilities (PWD) on the College Campus. The inaugural function was attended by the IQAC Coordinators, faculty members, office staff and students.
In her address, the Principal emphasised the College’s commitment to the welfare of Persons with Disabilities, which led to the construction of the Ramp. She also hoped that the newly inaugurated ramp would provide a convenient and comfortable pathway for PWD. Furthermore, the Principal urged the students to recognise that disability is not a choice and encouraged them to refrain from discrimination or disdain towards individuals with disabilities. Besides, the Principal donated a sum of Rs.2000 for spastic children from the proceeds of her recently published books.
On October 30, 2024, Govt. T. Roman College organized a Free Health Clinic in the College campus. The clinic hosted two doctors, Dr. Ruatdika and Dr. Sawmteii, along with a nurse named Puipuii. The clinic was arranged especially for elderly individuals from the college locality, Republic Vengthlang, as well as students of the College. Despite being held only during the forenoon, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the clinic saw 55 clients. The doctors were attentive and took the time to listen carefully to each client's health concerns, allowing clients to openly discuss their ailments with both the doctors and nurse. Thanks to the principal's tireless efforts, the Health Cell of the college was able to distribute quality medicines to the clients. The team felt a sense of pride in providing a variety of effective medications to those in need. The clinic concluded successfully. The day also marked the College Fest and Cultural Day, and in the afternoon, Health and Medical Cell members enjoyed the festivities, with many wearing traditional attire.
Following the Central Vigilance Commission's guidelines, Govt. T. Romana College conducted Vigilance Awareness Week 2024 on October 28, 2024 (Monday). The Department of English conducted an awareness session centred around the theme in their Core Room. Dr. Dorothy Zonunsangi, IQAC Coordinator and Head, Department of English gave a special lecture 
on the theme chosen for 2024, ‘CULTURE OF INTEGRITY FOR NATION'S PROSPERITY’. She highlighted the need to be vigilant in all facets of life and further elaborated on the different forms of corruption, providing an overview of its detrimental effects.
Subsequently, students from various departments took the Integrity Pledge under the supervision of Dr. Dorothy Zonunsangi, IQAC Coordinator, and Dr. Sakhawliana, IQAC Assistant Coordinator at the College Courtyard.
Dr. Dorothy Zonunsangi provided a short lecture on how all citizens must be vigilant and adhere to high standards of honesty and integrity at all times to combat corruption in society.
On the initiative taken by IQAC, Vigilance Awareness Week banner was displayed on the exterior wall of the College Building.
Govt. T. Romana College & Dept. of Social Welfare & Tribal Affairs, Govt. Of Mizoram organised GTRC FEST & CULTURAL DAY on October 30, 2024 at College Campus. The theme of the event is 'Aia Upa zah & Kum Upate duat'. The event had been co-sponsored by Zote Honda & RB Impression, Zarkawt. On this occasion, College Health Cell, IQAC organised free clinic for the elders and the students of the college.
Dr. Jenifer Lalbiakdiki, Principal delivered welcome speech and said that the elder are the treasure of the Mizo nation and torch bearer of the society. She also said that honouring and giving respect to our elder is part of the Mizo ethos and it will bring blessing to the generations to come. She reminded the students to always remember the quotes from Ecclessiates 12:1 'Remember your Creator in the days of your youth'.
In this event, national and state level awardee Thingsiri Cultural Club performed cultural dances. The Music society led the performance on various songs. Lalsangliana LBS Youth Icon has graced the event by performing his iconic songs.
GTRC community is proud of their students who are successful in their own career. They were given homecoming welcome and were facilitated with a memento in recognition to their acheivement.
These students are:
1. Lalsangliana, LBS Youth Icon
2. Vanlalhmangaihi, writer of MAL Book of the Year ‘Pangparhnima’
3. Laldingliana, National Armwrestling 2023 Gold Medalist & Silver Para Armwrestling 2023.
4. Vanlalruatfela, Gold Men’s Best Physique at BBFAM Fitness Festival 2024 & Silver, Men’s Best Physique at 1st North East Body Building Championship, 2024.
5. Helly Vanlalliana, Best Player, MSU Cup 2024 (Volleyball)
6. Aizawl Football Club Champion team of MPL Season 11 players
i) Lalbiakdika, MPL 11 Top Scorer & Best Player
ii) Joel B.Lalramchhana
iii) Malsawmzuala Tlangte
iv) H. Lalrempuia
v) S. Lalhrezuala
7. Lalrinzuala, AFC player. All Time Leading Indian Goal Scorer in I-League history in Single Season
The 5th Semester Undergraduate students of Public Administration, Govt.T.Romana College, successfully conducted a field visit to the Gilead Special School for Spastic Children run by Spastic Society, Aizawl, Mizoram on 24th October 2024.
The visit aimed to provide practical exposure, understanding and empathy towards individuals with physical and neurological disabilities, complementing theoretical knowledge in their Paper VIII (a) 'Social Welfare Administration'. Following activities have been undertaken during the visit:
# Interaction with students, teachers and staff
# Observation of specialized teaching methods and therapies
# Group discussions on inclusive education and support systems
Students Evangelical Union of Govt. T. Romana College participated in the 15th Spiritual Convention of the Mizoram Students Evangelical Union (MSEU) during 20 - 22 September, 2024. The Convention was organized at the Local Baptist Church, Chanmari, Lungei which is the second capital of Mizoram. The MSEU have 21 Units from different colleges and Higher Secondary Schools. More than 1000 delegates attended the Convention this year. Every year, students of Govt. T. Romana College used to participate in the MSEU Conventions, this year 64 students and 2 faculty members attended the Programme. The College EU presents a beautiful choir on Sunday afternoon in the programme chaired by Mr. Baby Lalramsiami HOD, Education Dept. In the Fellwoship Programme on 22nd September, the College EU performed Live Musical Instrument Play. Apart from this, on 22nd September Dr. Lalchhuanmawii HOD, Public Administration led the Initiation Service in Night Service. The Convention ended with a success as students attending the programme were uplifted morally and spiritually. The students also gained by meeting students of different colleges which would greatly enhance their communication skill and such exposure would also be useful in their personal development.
Fifth semester students of the Department of Education on 27th September 2024 visited three pre-schools and five Anganwadi centres in Aizawl city in relation to their course Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE). Students were divided into eight groups, consisting six members in each group and they were assigned to visit various ECCE centres in Aizawl city. The students administered the questionnaire consisting general information of the institution developed by the department. The students found it very enriching to see those centres on the spot. The ECCE centres visited are as follows:
1. Greenhill Montessori School, Saron veng, Aizawl.
2. Angela Academy, Bethlehem vengthleng, Aizawl.
3. Little Steps Pre-school, Republic Veng, Aizawl.
4. Republic Anganwadi centre III, Aizawl.
5. Tlangnuam Anganwadi centre, Aizawl.
6. Saron veng Anganwadi centre, Aizawl.
7. ITI Anganwadi centre III, Aizawl.
8. New Secretariat Complex Anganwadi centre, Aizawl.
The College observed World Old Age Day by presenting warm shawls and socks to the 6 nonagenarian around the college in the campus in the college locality (ie. Republic vengthlang). An awareness session on caring for the Aged was carried out by the Deptt. of Sociology where students signed pledge to support the aged whenever needed.
In compliance to the Govt Orders to Observe Mimkut on 30.9.2024. the faculty and staff of the college wore traditional attire to the college and shared with eachother the traditional Mizo delicacy 'chhangban' to revive the spirit of sharing and selflessness.
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