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Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore celebrated International Yoga Day with a refreshing and thought-provoking programme organized by the NSS Unit (KL-07-178). The event was held in the Seminar Hall with enthusiastic participation from both students and faculty members. The highlight of the session was an engaging demonstration by yoga trainer S. Vijayakumari, who led the participants through various yogāsanas, pranayama practices, and relaxation techniques. Her step-by-step guidance helped everyone understand how yoga supports physical fitness as well as mental calmness. Based on the theme “Find your peace, one breath at a time,” the programme emphasized the importance of yoga in building inner balance, reducing stress, improving concentration, and maintaining overall well-being. The serene and energizing atmosphere made the session truly impactful. The celebration encouraged both students and teachers to make yoga a part of their daily lives, highlighting the need ...

  INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY CELEBRATION Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (Unit No: KL-07-178), proudly celebrated International Yoga Day on June 20, 2025, in the college's Seminar Hall. Embracing the theme “Find your peace, one breath at a time,” the event focused on the transformative power of yoga in fostering mental clarity, physical vitality, and inner harmony. Participants joined the sessions with enthusiasm, guided by the spirit of mindfulness and well-being. The serene atmosphere, motivational reflections, and unified participation made the celebration both calming and energizing. The event served as a meaningful reminder that yoga is not just a practice, but a lifestyle—one that nurtures holistic health and personal peace. It was a refreshing experience that left everyone feeling centered and inspired.        

  READING DAY As part of Reading Day celebrations on June 19, the NSS Unit (KL-07-178) of Fathima Memorial Training College, Kollam, hosted a vibrant literary event in the college Seminar Hall. The programme, led by Principal Dr. M. Omanaseelan and NSS Programme Officer Smt. Asha Rani P., paid tribute to the legacy of P.N. Panicker —the father of the reading movement in Kerala. Designed to spark a lifelong love for reading, the event featured an array of engaging activities including reading sessions, story narration, book reviews, and poem recitations. One of the highlights was a thoughtful book donation drive, where NSS volunteers gifted books to school students as part of a unique reading challenge. Student coordinators Annie Panthali John and Bismi ensured the day was interactive, enriching, and memorable for all. The celebration served as a beautiful reminder that reading not only enlightens minds but also connects communities.