The event began at 10:00 AM, hosted by Liniu V Yepthomi (B.A 5th Semester). The program opened with an invocation by Eteu Cho (B.A 5th Semester), followed by a welcome address from Kevilenuo Zao, Nodal Officer of the Red Ribbon Club, who emphasized the need for collective efforts and involvement in HIV/AIDS education and prevention. A special message was delivered by Sulivi Assumi, Social & Cultural Secretary of LTTYO, focussing on combating stigma and encouraging community health-driven initiatives. The event also featured a special musical performance by Vimugha Yeptho (B.A 3rd Semester), adding an engaging cultural touch to the session. The highlight of the program was an awareness talk by Sentimongla Tzudir, District Program Officer, District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit (DAPCU), who served as the resource person. She provided valuable insights into HIV/AIDS transmission, prevention strategies, current healthcare initiatives and the importance of early screening and treatment. The Red Ribbon Club's initiative provided valuable information about HIV/AIDS prevention while addressing the importance of eliminating social stigma. The program witnessed active participation from students and faculty, reinforcing the college's commitment to promoting health awareness and social responsibility among youth. The programme concluded with positive feedback from participants, and the opportunity for free health screening for attendees.
Model Christian College bids goodbye to the Graduating Class of 2025 on 26th April 2025
The campus of Model Christian College was filled with emotion, laughter, and fond memories as the institution hosted a touching farewell ceremony for its graduating students on Friday, 26th April 2025.
The event, held in the college auditorium, was organized by the junior students and staff to honor the outgoing batch. The program commenced with a prayer and a welcome speech by Zashebonu Savi President (MCCEU). In his welcome note, Elunso K., Vice-President (MCCSC), acknowledged the seniors for their guidance and support they rendered to the students community. He also encouraged the seniors to carry forward the values instilled by the college.
Various items, including dances, songs, and skits, were presented by the juniors and teachers, adding color and entertainment to the day. Heartfelt speeches from both the juniors and outgoing students reflected on the shared journey, highlighting moments of joy, challenge, and growth.
The farewell concluded with prayer of blessings by the Managing Director S. P. Francis followed by a group photo session and lunch, marking the end of a memorable chapter for the graduates of Model Christian College.
