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Mes Keveeyam College, Valanchery Students Achievements in Arts and Sports During the Last Five Years MES KEVEEYAM COLLEGE, VALANCHERY STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS IN ARTS AND SPORTS DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS Achievements in sports by girls in the year 2014-15 Ms. Prajithra C. K. (I year BA) won the silver medal in javelin throw in university competition and participated all India interuniversity tournament. Ms. Prajithra C. K. (I year BA) represented Kerala state and participated in National Games 2015. Prajitha C K Sreeshma Sreenarayanan (I year B. Com) won silver medal in Women (58 kg) category in University Weight Lifting Championship. Sreeshma Sreenarayanan Sreeshma Sreenarayanan (I year B. Com) won first position in high jump in Athletic championship held at Calicut University. Achievements in arts by girls in the year 2014-15 Ms. Induja (III year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won first prize in Kathakali in the interzone arts festival held at Calicut university campus in April 2015. Photos of sports, arts and extra activities in the year 2014-15 Achievements in sports by girls in the year 2015-16 Ms. Fathimathul Naseera Thasleema T. (II year BA Engish) secured silver medal in Taekwondo women’s category (67 kg). Ms. Sreeshma Sreenarayanan (II year B. Com) secured bronze medal in Taekwondo women’s category. Ms. Arathi. P (II year B. Com) secured bronze medal in Taekwondo women’s category. Taekwondo Team 2016-17 Achievements in arts by girls in the year 2015-16 The college team won third prize in Oppana in the InterzoneArts Fest under University of Calicut The college team won second prize in Oppana in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut The college team won second prize in Bharathanatyam in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut The college team won second prize in Classical music in the C Zone Arts Festunder University of Calicut Ms. Nivedita won second prize in Hindi Essay wring in C Zone Arts Festunder University of Calicut Photos of sports, arts and extra curricular activities in the year 2015-16 Achievements in sports by girls in the year 2016-17 Sreeshma Sreenarayanan (III year B. Com) won silver medal in Women (58 kg) category in University Weight Lifting Championship held at Sree Kerala Varma College, Thrissur. Sreeshma Sreenarayanan (III year B. Com) won third prize in Women (57 kg) category in University Weight Lifting Championship held at St. Thomas College, Thrissur Ms. Sreeshma won two silver medal in Calicut university kalaripayattu championship on 03rd March 2017 at MES Keveeyam College, Valanchery. Achievements in arts by girls in the year 2016-17 Ms. Abhirami (I year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won second prize in monoact in the Interzone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami (I year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won second prize in kathakali in the Interzone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami – Kathakali Ms. Abhirami (I year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won first prize in monoact in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami (I year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won first prize in kathakali in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won second prize in Oppana in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won second prize in Thiruvathira in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Photos of sports, arts and extra activities in the year 2016-17 Sports and Games Ms. Selema Sofi, Research Scholar in Kalaripayatu (German Citizen) as Chief Guest in the closing ceremony in University Kalaripayattu championship. Yoga Day Celebration C-Zone and Interzone Sarga Arts Fest Achievements in sports by girls in the year 2017-18 Ms. Arunima (I B. Sc Physics won the Bronze medal in University Power Lifting Championship held at P. S. M. O. College, Thirurangadi. Achievements in arts by girls in the year 2017-18 The college team won first prize in Oppana in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won second prize in thiruvathira in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won third prize in nadakam in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami (II Year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won second place in monoact in C Zone Arts Festival. Ms. Abhirami (II Year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won first place in monoact in University Arts Festival. Ms. Bijila Balan won third prize in Kathaprasangam University Arts Festival. Photos of sports, arts and extra activities in the year 2017-18 Arunima R Receiving the memento for best performance in sports from girls students in the year 2017-18. Achievements of girl students in sports in the year 2018-19 Fathimathul Naseera Thasleema T. (3rd BA Functional English) secured Bronze Medal in 73 kg Category in University Taekwondo championship. Sreelakshmi (3rd BA Functional English) secured Bronze Medal in 72 kg category in Calicut University Inter Collegiate Judo Championship. Achievements of girl students in arts in the year 2018-19 Ms. Bijila Balan (II year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won third prize in Kathaprasangam in the Interzone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami (III year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won second prize in monoact in the Interzone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won second prize in Malayalam Nadakam in the Interzone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won first prize in Malayalam Nadakam in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Nusaiba (II year BA English) won first prize in Malayalam Story writing in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Bijila Balan (II year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won second prize in Kathaprasangam in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Ms. Abhirami (III year B. Sc Polymer Chemistry) won first prize in monoact in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. The college team won third prize in Oppana in the C Zone Arts Fest under University of Calicut. Photos of sports, arts and extra activities in the year 2018-19 i,:j '. 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