Inter-Collegiate Achievement Brings Multiple Prizes to KWC Students

Students of Kamaraj Women’s College, Thoothukudi, brought laurels to the institution by securing prizes in the “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat” Inter-Collegiate Competitions held on 1 August 2026. MY Bharat Kendra, Thoothukudi, and V.O. Chidambaranar College, Thoothukudi, jointly organized the competitions. The programme provided an opportunity for college students to showcase their creativity, communication skills, teamwork and cultural talents while promoting the message of a drug-free and responsible younger generation.

Second Prize in Slogan Writing

S. Aswathi, II B.Sc. Microbiology, participated in the Slogan Writing Competition and secured the Second Prize. Her achievement reflected her creativity and ability to communicate a meaningful social message through effective words. Moreover, the competition encouraged students to use their creative skills to promote awareness about the importance of a drug-free society.

Second Prize in Mime Competition

Students of II B.Sc. Microbiology demonstrated excellent teamwork and performance skills in the Mime Competition. The prize-winning Mime Team consisted of:

• A. Mohanapriya
• S. Maria Delvina
• K. Mari Selva Manisha
• D. Shenbaga Devi
• K. Sangeetha
• S. Muthu Eswari

The team secured the Second Prize for its outstanding performance. Through mime, the students effectively communicated their message using expressions, gestures and coordinated movements. Furthermore, their performance demonstrated creativity, confidence, coordination and team spirit. The achievement added another proud moment to the Department of Microbiology.

Third Prize in Group Dance

The first-year students of the Department of Business Administration also represented the college in the Group Dance Competition. The team comprised:

• P. Evangeline
• K. Keerthi
• S. Menaka
• A. Kavitha
• M. Sudha

The students performed enthusiastically and secured the Third Prize. Their performance showcased their talent, confidence, coordination and teamwork. In addition, the achievement was especially encouraging for the first-year students, as it provided them with valuable inter-collegiate exposure early in their college journey.

Promoting a Drug-Free Younger Generation

The “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat” programme combined creative competitions with an important social message. Through activities such as slogan writing, mime and group dance, students had an opportunity to express their talents while supporting the vision of a healthy, responsible and drug-free younger generation. Therefore, participation in the programme helped students develop social awareness alongside their creative and cultural abilities.

Multiple Prizes for KWC Students

The Inter-Collegiate Achievement of the students included prizes across three different competitions:

• Second Prize – Slogan Writing: S. Aswathi, II B.Sc. Microbiology
• Second Prize – Mime: II B.Sc. Microbiology Team
• Third Prize – Group Dance: I Year BBA Team

These achievements demonstrate the diverse talents of Kamaraj Women’s College students. Moreover, their success reflects their willingness to participate actively in programmes that combine creativity, teamwork and social responsibility.

Skills and Learning Outcomes

Participation in the inter-collegiate competitions helped students strengthen several important skills. They developed:

• Creativity and artistic expression
• Communication skills
• Teamwork and coordination
• Self-confidence
• Stage presentation skills
• Social awareness
• Competitive spirit
• Inter-collegiate exposure

Thus, the programme offered an enriching experience that extended beyond academic learning.

Congratulations to the Prize Winners

The Management, Principal, Heads of the Departments, faculty members and students of Kamaraj Women’s College extend their heartfelt congratulations to all the prize winners for their commendable achievements. The success of the Microbiology and Business Administration students has brought pride and recognition to the institution. Their achievements also motivate other students to participate actively in inter-collegiate competitions and develop their talents.

Conclusion

The participation of Kamaraj Women’s College students in the “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat” Inter-Collegiate Competitions proved highly successful, with students winning prizes in Slogan Writing, Mime and Group Dance. Most importantly, the programme enabled students to combine their talents with the meaningful message of creating a drug-free and progressive India. Kamaraj Women’s College proudly appreciates all the prize winners for representing the institution with enthusiasm and confidence. The college extends its heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the students and wishes them continued success in all their future endeavours.