GVNC - Department of Library - VASIPPOM NESIPPOM - Book Review - 28.07.2025

 Department of Library

VASIPPOM NESIPPOM - Book Review Event

The VASIPPOM NESIPPOM Book Review Programme was organized with the aim of instilling a passion for reading and fostering literary engagement among students. The event invited participants to select books of their choice—ranging from fiction and biographies to motivational and regional literature—and present their reviews in an organized setting.

The programme provided a platform for students to articulate their thoughts, share interpretations, and discuss the key elements of the books they read, including plot, characters, themes, and writing style. It encouraged reflective reading, creative expression, and independent thinking. By allowing freedom of book selection, the event accommodated a wide range of interests and reading levels, making it inclusive and student-friendly.

Held in a library setting, the atmosphere promoted quiet focus and respect for literature. Faculty members and peers listened to the reviews, offering feedback and facilitating discussion. The event also aimed to bridge the gap between academic reading and recreational reading, helping students discover the joy of books outside of prescribed texts.

Through this initiative, students not only enhanced their reading and presentation skills but also connected with one another over shared literary interests, strengthening the academic and cultural spirit of the institution.

Outcome:
The VASIPPOM NESIPPOM programme significantly enriched the academic environment by deepening students’ engagement with reading. Through book reviews and group discussions, students explored various literary genres, themes, and styles, which broadened their perspectives and nurtured a deeper appreciation for literature.

Participants demonstrated increased enthusiasm for reading beyond the classroom syllabus, showing a genuine interest in exploring fiction, non-fiction, and regional literature. The process of preparing and presenting their reviews helped students develop critical thinking abilities—such as analyzing characters, interpreting themes, and evaluating writing styles.

Additionally, the act of presenting reviews in front of peers enhanced their communication and public speaking skills. The programme also fostered collaboration and peer learning, as students listened to diverse viewpoints and exchanged interpretations in a respectful, engaging setting. Overall, the event succeeded in cultivating a vibrant literary culture and sense of community among students and faculty.





GVNC Alumni Meet - Department of Electronics - 25th Reunion of the 1997–2000 Batch - 20.07.2025

The Department of Electronics
Silver Jubilee Reunion of the 1997–2000 Batch

The Department of Electronics proudly celebrated the 25th Reunion of the 1997–2000 Batch on July 20, 2025. It was a heart-warming gathering of 22 alumni, current faculty members, and former staff who came together to relive cherished memories, share nostalgic moments, and reconnect with their alma mater.

The celebration began with a warm welcome by Mr. Sankar Ganesh, Head of the Department, followed by an inspiring Presidential Address by Dr. B. Makesh Kumar, Director, who emphasized the enduring bond between the alumni and the institution.

Esteemed former faculty members, including Mr. Rajkumar, Mr. Alwin Jose (a renowned scientist at ISRO), and Mrs. Saraswathi, fondly recalled their experiences with the batch, stirring memories of camaraderie and learning.

Alumni took the opportunity to reflect on their professional journeys since graduation, evoking pride and nostalgia among the attendees. Many expressed heartfelt gratitude to their staff members for their lasting impact and guidance.

The event also sparked forward-looking discussions, with alumni enthusiastically suggesting ways to support the department’s growth. They expressed a strong interest in offering internship opportunities, mentoring, and collaborative projects for current students.

The reunion concluded with a touching Vote of Thanks and a group photograph that captured the spirit of the occasion. A nostalgic campus tour followed, leaving everyone with lasting memories and a renewed sense of connection to G.V.N. College.Bottom of Form

 











 

GVNC - Department of Tamil - மாவட்ட அளவிலான பேச்சுப்பாேட்டி - 19.07.2025

 தமிழ்நாடு மாநில சிறுபான்மையினர் ஆணையம் (2024 - 2025 ஆம் ஆண்டு) கல்லூரி மாணவர்களுக்கு தூத்துக்குடி, காமராஜ் கல்லூரியில் நடத்திய மாவட்ட அளவிலான பேச்சுப்பாேட்டியில் முதுகலை இரண்டாமாண்டு கணிதவியல் துறை மாணவன் கு.முருகன்  இரண்டாம் இடத்தைப் பெற்றார். 18.07.2025 - 19.07.2025 ஆகிய இருநாட்கள் சென்னையில் நடைபெற்ற அதற்கான பரிசளிப்பு விழாவில் கலந்துகொண்டு சான்றிதழையும் ரூ.10,000/- ரொக்கத்தாெகையும் பெற்றுள்ளார்.






GVNC - Department of Library (Aided) - Book Review Competition - 18.07.2025

 The Department of Library (Aided), G.V.N. College, successfully organized a Book Review Competition on 18th July 2025, encouraging students to explore, analyze, and present their views on their favorite books. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various departments, showcasing their reading habits, critical thinking, and presentation skills.

Participants reviewed both fiction and non-fiction titles, offering diverse perspectives and insightful reflections. The competition aimed to foster a love for reading, enhance communication skills, and promote literary appreciation among young readers.

The event served as a meaningful platform for intellectual exchange and literary celebration.





GVNC - Department of Botany - Padaippu Koodai - an innovative student entrepreneurship venture - inauguration - 18.07.2025

 We are happy to share that "Padaippu Koodai", an innovative student entrepreneurship venture by our PG Botany students, was inaugurated today (Room No. 82, Aided Campus) by our respected Principal Dr. A. Pandiarani. In this shop, our students are showcasing and selling natural, plant-based products such as: Nalungu Maavu, Steam Inhalation Powder, Citrus Peel Powder, Cow Dung Powder ...and many more, all carefully prepared by the students using naturally collected plant materials. This initiative is part of their hands-on learning and entrepreneurship training under the Botany department. Kindly visit the shop, encourage and support our students, and promote their efforts by purchasing these eco-friendly prothese eco-friendly products. Let us together motivate and empower our budding student entrepreneurs. 

















GVNC - The Department of Library & NDLI Club - Orientation Programme for Freshers -14 & 15.07.2025

                                          Library Orientation Programme for Freshers

Organized by The Department of Library & NDLI Club

To guide the newly admitted students in navigating academic resources effectively, the Library and NDLI Club of G.Venkataswamy Naidu College (Autonomous), Kovilpatti organized a Library Orientation Programme on 14th and 15th July 2025. The orientation aimed to introduce freshers to the college library’s wide range of facilities, resources, and digital services, including N-LIST and NDLI (National Digital Library of India).

The programme was conducted department-wise in the college library to ensure individual attention and smooth participation. Students were oriented on essential topics such as how to search the library catalogue, use e-resources efficiently, understand borrowing and returning procedures, and follow best practices for responsible library use.

The sessions emphasized the importance of developing strong information literacy skills at the beginning of their academic journey. Students were also encouraged to make the most of digital platforms like NDLI and N-LIST to supplement their learning and research.

This initiative by the Library and NDLI Club was well received by the students, who expressed appreciation for the opportunity to become better acquainted with the resources and support systems available on campus. The orientation served as a vital first step in helping students cultivate good reading habits, research skills, and academic discipline.

 








GVNC - NSS Unit 180 - Anti-Drug Awareness Programme - 14.07.2025

Spreading Awareness, Building Futures – Anti-Drug Awareness Programme at G.V.N. College

The NSS Unit 180 of G. Venkataswamy Naidu College (Autonomous), Kovilpatti, organized a meaningful Anti-Drug Awareness Programme on July 14, 2025, at the college seminar hall.

The event aimed to sensitize students to the dangers of drug abuse and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Graced by the presence of Dr. B. Mahesh Kumar (Director of Self-Financed Courses) and Mr. M. Marichamy (NSS Programme Officer), the session underscored the importance of making informed choices and standing firm against peer pressure.

Dr. B. Mahesh Kumar, through his thought-provoking message and interactive discussions, inspired students to become ambassadors of awareness and responsible citizens.

GVNC continues its mission not only to nurture educated minds but also to shape socially conscious individuals committed to building a better future.






 

GVNC - A New Chapter of Leadership Begins! - The Newly appointed Director of SF Courses

We are delighted to share a proud moment for our institution!

Dr. B. Makesh Kumar,
Head and Associate Professor, Department of Botany,
and Controller of Examinations,
He has now taken on the additional role of Director for Self-Financed (SF) Courses.

Dr. Makeshkumar has always exemplified dedication, academic excellence, and administrative efficiency. With his vast experience in both teaching and academic administration, we are confident that the SF courses will thrive under his insightful leadership.

His appointment marks a new phase of growth and innovation, and we look forward to the positive transformations he will bring to the SF stream.

Let us join together in congratulating Dr. B. Makeshkumar on this well-deserved responsibility and wishing him continued success in all his endeavours!













GVNC - Special Disciplinary Awareness Meeting for Boys at G.V.N. College - 10.07.2025

A special meeting was organized exclusively for the male students of G.V.N. College to emphasize the importance of discipline, decorum, and responsible behavior within and outside the campus.

The session was presided over by our respected Principal, Dr. M. Subbulakshmi, who addressed the students on upholding the values and vision of the institution. She reminded the students that discipline is the foundation of both academic and personal success.

Dr. V. Uma Devi, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, further elaborated on the college rules and regulations, urging students to strictly follow the dress code, maintain decorum, and present themselves as responsible young citizens.

Dr. Kothiammal, our physical director, spoke firmly about the dangers of drug abuse and other harmful practices. She highlighted the physical, mental, and academic consequences of such behaviors and encouraged students to seek help and make healthier choices.

The meeting served as a strong reminder that discipline is not a restriction but a path to self-respect and growth. Students were urged to be mindful of their actions, respect the institution, and contribute to a positive learning environment.









Enriching Vocabulary, One Word at a Time – One Word One Day Forum at G.V.N. College started on 16.06.2025

At G.V.N. College, language learning takes an exciting and consistent turn through the vibrant initiative of the One Word One Day Forum — a daily vocabulary enrichment programme aimed at enhancing students’ language proficiency in a simple yet impactful way.

Every day, a new English word is introduced along with its meaning, usage in a sentence, and, where possible, its Tamil equivalent — making vocabulary learning both accessible and enjoyable for all.

This forum not only strengthens students’ command of the English language but also motivates them to use new words in daily conversations, academic writing, and presentations. It boosts their confidence, enhances communication skills, and nurtures a lifelong love for words.

Ms. Shankar of III B.Sc. IT coordinates the forum, while Dr. R. Saravana Selvakumar, Assistant Professor of English, serves as the convenor. Thanks to their dedicated efforts, the One Word One Day Forum continues to grow in popularity and impact — helping students build a rich and powerful vocabulary, one word at a time.