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Annual Report 2018 - 2019 ‘Arts’ play an important role in moulding the minds of students .In this age of technology and concrete jungles, art is of paramount importance. The Arts Club at Baselius College helps its student community to develop a positive nature and a creatively inclined student with a positive bent of mind and aesthetic approaches in every work he or she does. The Arts Club provides a place and platform for people who share a connection with the transformative artistic moments of the past, but are also part of defining the Baselian vision for the future. Ensuing forth is the Annual Report, for 2018-19 of the Arts Club, which shall provide a clear and complete picture of the Club’s accomplishments over this past year. The focus during the past year was twofold: a) maintaining the tradition of conducting distinguished contests for which the Arts Club is celebrated, b) Apart from participating in a multitude of events, the students get a first hand experience of organizing and managing the events, it caters to the creative needs of the students. Under the guidance of teachers -in-charge ( Prof. Jinu Mathew, Prof. Shetal Elizabeth Thomas and Dr.Krishnaraj M.V.) and committed and capable Union members, with special mention of the Arts club secretary Vishnu Prasad ( D3 Economics), the Arts Club has been able to conduct a handful of good programmes and also bag some notable achievements... The key events conducted under the auspices of Arts club ensued thu: Kerala Piravi celebrations ‘Agnithraya’: Arts Festival University Arts Festival- Alathalam 2019 at Kottayam ONAM CELEBRATIONS Onam was celebrated with full zest every year. Reeling under the unprecedented havoc caused by heavy rain, the college community has resolved to do away from celebrating Onam this year and utilize the amount for relief operations. KERALA PIRAVI CELEBRATIONS Observing the great tradition and imbibing the true spirit of Keralite, Kerala Piravi was celebrated on 1st November 2018,Thursday. Kerala Sreeman and Shalini competitions were conducted .The judging panel of Kerala Sreeman and Shalini consisted of Prof Thara Thomas, Prof Jithin John and Prof Sani Mary Benjamin .The title of Kerala Sreeman was bestowed upon Lawrence Mathew of Department of Economics .The title Kerala Shalini was bestowed upon Krishnendu R of Department of Physics .College campus looks very colourful as the staff and students of the college came decked in traditional Kerala saree and dhoti. AGNITHRAYA: ARTS FESTIVAL 2018-19, The key event of the Arts club- Annual Arts Festival – which aims at providing students a platform for improving their capabilities to work as a team and raising their level of self-confidence in interacting with fellow students and peers, was inaugurated on 6th February at 10.00 am with a formal inauguration function, and the rules were explained Dr. Krishnaraj M V , Convener of common celebrations and Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Baselius College. Over the following two days many young energetic talents took the stage and delivered a host of performances. Inorder to instill the true spirit of competition, the cultural committee of the college, comprised of the teachers-in charge of Arts Club, House Masters, the Arts Cub Secretary and other student representatives, grouped the students of various batches into 4 different houses “Ragam”, “Thalam”, Layam”, “Nadam”. All the competitions were conducted separately for boys and girls.The following are the details: HOUSES LAYAM NADAM SWARAM RAGAM HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE 1. D1 BBA 1. D1 Zoology 1. D1 Malayalam 1. D1 Physics 2. D1 Botany 2. D1 Vocational B.Com 2. D1 Economics 2. D1 Chemistry 3. D1 English 3. D1 Politics 3. D1 Commerce 3. D1 Mathematics 4. D2 Vocational B.com 4. D2 Malayalam 4. D2 BBA 4. D2 English 5. D2 Politics 5. D2 Chemistry 5. D2 Mathematics 5. D2 Zoology 6. D2 Physics 6. D2 Economics 6. D2 Botany 6. D2 Commerce 7. D3 Mathematics 7. D3 Botany 7. D3 Chemistry 7. D3 Vocational B.com 8. D3 Economics 8. D3 Zoology 8. D3 Politics 8. D3 Malayalam 9. D3 Commerce 9. D3 English 9. D3 Physics 9. D3 BBA 10.M1 Economics 10.M1 Physics 10. M1 Chemistry 10. M1 English 11. M1 Commerce 11. M1 Commerce(Self 11.M2 English 11.M2 Physics 12.M2 Chemistry Financing) 12. M2 Commerce(Self 12. M2 Commerce Prof Githu K Giji 12.M2 Economics financing) Dr.Kiran Mathew Dr. Jintha Thomas Prof Vijeesh Vijayan Prof Mr.Clement Dr.Dona Elizabeth Sam Prof Ancy Sam Mathew Captain-Sreehari Prof.Christeena Mariam Captain-Sreehari Krishnan Captain-Akshay Suresh Mathew Vice Captain-Nayana Vice Captain-Swetha S Vice Captain-Aleeda Thomas Captain-Sudhin V T Vice Captain- Joshly Abraham Off stage items flagged off on 21/01/2019 and continued till 25/01/2019. The off stage events including on the spot painting, clay modeling, pencil drawing… all had inspiring themes of hope and love. On stage items was held on 6, 7 and 8th of February. Events were staged at Balabhaskar Nagar (Auditorium), Lenin Rajendran Nagar(Room No.212) The inauguration of the Arts Festival was a unique experience. The lighting of lamp was done by Dr.Shyla Abraham, Union Advisor and Vice Principal, Baselius College. The Arts Festival got off to a colourful start when Play back singer Sri Job Kurian, the invited guest of honour officially inaugurated the Arts festival on 1st of October 2018. He gave a memorable and inspiring address which was indeed a food for thought for the entire student community. He stressed the role of co curricular activities in shaping the attitude to life in the impressionable minds. The inaugural ceremony was scheduled thus: Words of Welcome – Amal K Aji . (Union General Secretary) Principal’s Remark – Dr.Jancey Thomas (College Principal) Presidential address – Unnikrishnan M J ( Union Chairman) Inauguration of College Arts club – Sri.Job Kurian(Play back Singer) Felicitations – Dr.Shyla Abraham (Union Advisor) Prof. Jinu Mathew (Arts Club Teacher In-charge) Vishnu Prasad (Arts Club Secretary) Vote of Thanks – Christy J Kurian(Vice Chair person) All the four houses participated in the right spirit of the Arts Festival and at the end of it the four houses fared thus: First – RAGAM with 219 points Second – LAYAM with 215 points Third – SWARAM with 150 points Fourth – NADAM with 135 points Chanthu Milan Santhu (D3 Physics) and Swathy G Krishna (D1 Physics) were adjudged as Kalaprathiba and Kalathilakam respectively. AGNITHRAYA ARTS FESTIVAL 2018-19: RESULT MALAYALAM ELOCUTION 1 AISWARYA P R D3 COMMERCE LAYAM HOUSE 2 AGATHA KURIAN M1 ENGLISH RAGAM HOUSE 3 SOUMYA P B D2 POLITICS LAYAM KAVITHAPARAYANAM 1 GAYATHRI D1 CHEMISTRY RAGAM JAYARAJ 2 DILIN SAJI D2 ECONOMICS NADAM 3 SURYA S KUMAR D2 COMMERCE RAGAM KAVYAKELI 1 AISWARYA S D3 CHEMISTRY SWARAM RECITATION ENGLISH 1 MARIA GRACE M1 ENGLISH RAGAM FRANCIS 2 ANJALI S D2 CHEMISTRY NADAM 3 HENA MARIAM D1 CHEMISTRY RAGAM THOMAS COLLAGE 1 KESIA A D3 COMMERCE LAYAM ARJUN KARTHIKEYAN D2 NADAM MALAYALAM 2 JOJI JOHN D2 ECONOMICS NADAM 3 JINU SUSAN D3 COMMERCE LAYAM ABRAHAAM ON THE SPOT PAINTING 1 RIYA ELIZABETH D2 PHYSICS LAYAM JOHN 2 NIKHIL GEORGE D3 ENGLISH NADAM ABRAHAM ITTY D2 COMMERCE RAGAM 3 JOEL ANN JACOB D3 ZOOLOGY NADAM AKSHARASLOKHAM 1 SWATHY G D1 PHYSICS RAGAM KRISHNA 2 RAVEENA S D D3 BBA RAGAM RECITATION SANSKRIT 1 GAYATHRI K S D2 NADAM CHEMISTRY 2 SWATHY G KRISHNA D1 PHYSICS RAGAM 3 SANDRA ELSA JOHN D1 ENGLISH LAYAM PENCIL DRAWING 1 CHANDHU MILAN D3 PHYSICS SWARAM SANDHU 2 AAKASH K A D3 RAGAM MALAYALAM 3 RAJALAKSHMI K S D3 LAYAM COMMERCE CLAY MODELLING 1 AAKASH K A D3 RAGAM MALAYALAM 2 AMAL JOHN JACOB D1 SWARAM MALAYALAM 3 ABRAHAM ITTY D2 RAGAM COMMERCE CARTOONING 1 ABHIJITH R NAIR D3 RAGAM MALAYALAM 2 JUNAID SHAH D1 MATHS RAGAM 3 VISHAK P L D1 POLITICS NADAM POSTER DESIGNING 1 AAKASH K A D3 RAGAM MALAYALAM 2 ARJUN KARTHIKEYAN D2 NADAM MALAYALAM 3 ASHIN RAY BIJU D2 PHYSICS LAYAM ESSAY WRITING HINDI 1 LAKSHMI SREEKUMAR D3 POLITICS SWARAM 2 KRISHNA DEVI D2 POLITICS RAGAM 3 ALEEN ANTONY D1 RAGAM CHEMISTRY RECITATION HINDI 1 SREELAKSHMI D3 LAYAM HARIKUMAR COMMERCE 2 VANISREE M2 ENGLISH SWARAM 3 SANDRA ELSA JOHN D1 ENGLISH LAYAM ELOCUTION HINDI 1 UTHARA MOHAN D1 SWARAM COMMERCE 2 LAKSHMI SREEKUMAR D3 POLITICS SWARAM 3 MEREN BENNY D2 ZOOLOGY RAGAM SHORT STORY HINDI 1 LAKSHMI SREEKUMAR D3 POLITICS SWARAM 2 LIYA MARIYA D3 LAYAM VARGHESE COMMERCE 3 SHERIN MARY RAJAN D1 SWARAM COMMERCE HINDI POETRY 1 ARYA SHAJI D1 ENGLISH LAYAM 2 LAKSHMI SREEKUMAR D3 POLITICS SWARAM 3 MANEESHA MANOHAR D1 ENGLISH LAYAM ESSAY WRITING MALAYALAM 1 AISWARYA P R D3 LAYAM COMMERCE 2 AMRUTHA PRASAD D3 PHYSICS SWARAM 3 TREESA SATHEESH D1 RAGAM CHEMISTRY MEHANDI 1 ALEENA ANN D2 BOTANY SWARAM ABRAHAM 2 ASHIFA FATHIMA D1 ZOOLOGY NADAM 3 ALIYA SHAJI D3 BOTANY NADAM SERAH JACOB D2 ENGLISH RAGAM THIRUVATHIRAKALI 1 LAYAM 2 NADAM 3 RAGAM LIGHT MUSIC MALE 1 ABHIJITH T AJITH M2 RAGAM COMMERCE 2 ABHIJITH D1 SWARAM RADHAKRISHNAN COMMERCE 3 AMAL JOHN JACOB D1 SWARAM MALAYALAM KATHAPRASANGAM 1 NIKHIL SAM ABRAHAM D1 PHYSICS RAGAM 2 SOUMYA P B D2 POLITICS LAYAM LIGHT MUSIC FEMALE 1 GAYATHRI JAYARAJ D1 RAGAM CHEMISTRY 2 ARCHANA RAMESH D1 SWARAM COMMERCE 3 APARNA D3 BBA RAGAM BALACHANDRAN MIME 1 NADAM 2 RAGAM 3 LAYAM CLASSICAL MUSIC FEMALE 1 GAYATHRI JAYARAJ D1 RAGAM CHEMISTRY 2 GAYATHRI K S D2 NADAM CHEMISTRY 3 ANJALI DIVAKAR D2 LAYAM COMMERCE CLASSICAL MUSIC MALE 1 HARIDEV D D1 VOC.B.COM NADAM POETRY WRITING MALAYALAM 1 ALEENA JOHNS D1 BBA LAYAM 2 AISWARYA AMBADI D2 PHYSICS LAYAM 3 NIKHIL SAM ABRAHAM D1 PHYSICS RAGAM STORY WRITING MALAYALAM 1 DAHLIAMOL K DILEEP D1 POLITICS NADAM 2 ABHIJITH R NAIR D3 RAGAM MALAYALAM
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    St.Thomas College, (Autonomous) Thrissur UG ADMISSION 2021 PROVISIONAL ALLOTMENT RANK LIST 24/08/2021 BA English & History (Double Main) Aided GENERAL - (Confirmed List) Rank Application Number Student Name Index Mark 1 STC2021UG00636 GAYATHRI MANMOHAN 1660 2 STC2021UG07967 ALWINS K WILSON KOOTHUR WILSON 1660 3 STC2021UG07043 ANNA MEHRI 1651 4 STC2021UG07089 AVANI C S CHANDRIKA SADANANDAN 1650 5 STC2021UG01337 ANN AMBROSE MENACHERY 1641 6 STC2021UG05085 UNNIMAYA S NAIR UNNIMAYA SUDHAKARAN NAIR 1637 7 STC2021UG04908 ANSA ANTONY 1637 8 STC2021UG00899 ROSEMARY GEORGE 1637 9 STC2021UG07631 ALEENA SUNNY 1634 10 STC2021UG07582 VINAYAK S S SHALINI SREEJITH 1633 11 STC2021UG00441 DONA DAVIS 1633 12 STC2021UG09377 FATHIMA MASHAHIL UK UPPUKANDATHIL 1632 13 STC2021UG02442 THRISHA PRADEEP 1632 14 STC2021UG07676 SOURAV C B 1632 15 STC2021UG07616 AMAN REHMAN K P 1632 16 STC2021UG03287 ASWATHI T 1630 17 STC2021UG07079 AKHILA K KUNNATHUR 1630 18 STC2021UG08135 SREEKALA K J KAIPPULLY JAYAN 1629 19 STC2021UG05279 DISHNA A R AMMATT RAJAN 1628 20 STC2021UG09101 ANN MARY 1626 21 STC2021UG07163 AFLA KADER NP NALAKATH PILAKKATTIL 1625 22 STC2021UG00114 REVATHY O 1624 23 STC2021UG06787 NANDANA S JAYAN 1624 24 STC2021UG00659 BHAVITHA K S 1624 25 STC2021UG04126 FAIZA SAFEER 1623 26 STC2021UG00470 NIVEDITHA C.M CHALIPPATT MANOJ 1623 27 STC2021UG03918 ROSMARY BIJU 1623 28 STC2021UG02699 JENNA ANGEL JOSEPH 1622 29 STC2021UG04159 MINNU JOSEPH 1621 30 STC2021UG09637 KRISHNENDU S KUMAR 1621 GENERAL - (Waiting List) Rank Application Number Student Name Index Mark 1 STC2021UG01289
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    The-Tamara-Carnival-Dollar-Page-.Pdf

    The Tamara Carnival is a coming together of music, dance, drama & The Tamara Carnival theatre, showcasing the cultural heritage of India. Scheduled between 21st December, 2015 to 4th January, 2016 at The Tamara Coorg, it joyously ushers in the Christmas, New Year festivities & year-end holidays, to entertain & refresh guests in a serene locale. The Tamara Carnival will feature Indian & Western art form performances from across India. Guests can also partake of an array of flavours & cuisines from different regions of India. Be it a performance of the folk dance, ‘Oppana’, classical dance, ‘Kuchipudi,’ martial art, ‘Kalaripayattu,’ or Blues music, each of these events have a story to tell, delving into ancient traditions, folklore, religion & culture. During the carnival fortnight, there will also be occasions when guests can enjoy the silence of The Tamara Coorg. From time immemorial, music & dance have been known to help man transcend earthly bounds & connect to divinity & spiritual bliss. The Tamara Carnival gently eases into your consciousness, rejuvenating & uplifting, leaving you in a blissful state of harmony with your inner being & the universe. The day begins with a trek/yoga/bird watching session followed by breakfast. A cookery or pottery session is on the anvil before Event Description lunch while a pottery session/ plantation tour/coffee brewing Event Description experience/Yoga is on the schedule, post lunch. The highlight of the day is cultural performances featuring varied art forms from across the country, be it a music recital, dance performance or stand-up comedy show. These performances will be held during the day or at night.
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    E:\Secretariat\Secretariat 5-6

    SECRETARIAT ASSISTANT PRELIMINARY EXAM Exam held on 05-06-2004 Time: 75 min. Max: 100 marks Questions 1 to 5: Choose synonymous word 1. To surprise somebody greatly: (a) Appraise (b) Antonyms (c) Astonish (d) Reveal 2. To make something more important that it really: (a) Excess (b) Elaborate (c) Stress upon (d) Exaggerate 3. Express one's opinion without evidence or full knowledge: (a) Specify (b) Speculate (c) Concede (d) Sensing 4. An event that will happen soon: (a) Imminent (b) Damnsure (c) Immense (d) Immutable 5. To lead somebody to do something: (a) Persuade (b) Placate (c) Persecute (d) Perpend Questions 6 to 10: Four words are given in each. Three of them can be grouped together applying a principle. One word does not belong to the group. Find it out. 6. (a) Violet (b) Blue (c) Magenda (d) Green 7. (a) Cucumber (b) Carrot (c) Brinjal (d) Ladies finger 8. (a) Yaswanth Sinha (b)Jaswant Singh (c) Shatrugnan Sinha (d) Manmohan Singh 9. (a) Cancel (b) Nullify (c) Void (d) Confirm 10. (a) G. Sankarakuruppu (b) O.N.V. Kuruppu (c) S.K. Pottekkadu (d) Thakazhi Sivasankarapillai Questions 11 to 13: Three words are given. There is a relationship between the first two words. Select a word that expresses a similar relationship with the third word from the given alternatives. 11. Pather Panjali : Sathyajith Ray; Athithi : (a) K.P. Kumaran (b) M.T. Vasudevan Nair (c) T.V. Chandran (d) P.A. Backer 12. Pareekkutty : Madhu; Chemban Kunju : (a) P.J. Antony (b) Jose Prakash (c) Govindankutty (d) Kottarakara Sreedharan Nair 13.