The Department of Botany is proud to recognize Vansangpuii Sailo IV Semester BSc Botany as the Student of the Month for January 2025, in appreciation of her outstanding performance in class tests and co-curricular activities. Her award includes a ₹300 cash incentive and a certificate, presented by the Principal.

Government Serchhip College celebrated International Mother Tongue Day today with an event organized by the Department of Mizo in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The program took place at Block B, Room No. 102, at 1:30 PM and was attended by final-year B.A. and B.Sc. students.

Mr. RLC Khawlianthawma presided over the event as Chairman, while Mr. C. Ngurdingliana served as the Resource Person. In his address, Mr. Ngurdingliana provided insights into the origins of International Mother Tongue Day and emphasized the vital role of one’s mother tongue in personal growth and national development.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Jeanie Lalthanpari Poonte, a member of the IQAC Core Committee.

This observance underscored the significance of linguistic heritage and reinforced the importance of preserving and promoting mother tongues for cultural and intellectual growth.

Five students from Government Serchhip College,

Ramsangzela VI Sem BA
Malsawmdawngkimi VI Sem BSc
Vanramnghaki IV Sem BCA
Lalrohlui II Sem BA & 
Lalhunmawii II Sem BA

represented Mizoram in the five-day Border Area Youth Exchange Programme held in Guwahati. Organized by Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan under the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, the event aimed to foster cultural exchange, unity, and brotherhood among the youth of India's North Eastern states. Students from Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalaya and Tripura attended the programme, which took place from February 13th to 17th, 2025.

GSC delegates had a valuable learning experience and actively contributed by performing traditional dances and teaching them to others. The event featured various activities, including yoga sessions, field trips, cultural exchange programs, and quizzes, providing the participants with enriching experiences and meaningful interactions.

The Wildlife Protection Club and Eco Club of Government Serchhip College jointly organized a Campus Bird Count on 14th February 2025 at the College Campus. During the event, club members observed and recorded various bird species present in the area. The activity aimed to promote awareness of local biodiversity and encourage conservation efforts. Approximately 20 different bird species were identified and documented.