Aswitha

"A teacher's job is to take a bunch of live wires and see that they are well-grounded," said Darwin D. Martin. To show our gratitude towards our teachers and uplift the role of teachers in society we celebrated Teachers' Day on 5th September 2023 in Pope John Paul II College of Education. The day started with a Prayer Song performed by the college choir group, setting a serene and uplifting atmosphere for the event. Following the Tamil Thai Vazhthu was performed by the college choir group. Mishma, a prominent student teacher, delivered a warm and heartfelt Welcome Address. The Presidential Address was delivered by Rev. Fr. George Ponnaiah, the College Secretary. His words of appreciation and encouragement uplifted the spirits of both the teachers and the students. The program continued with a captivating Group Song performance by Sowmiya and her team. Arsha and her team then took the stage, presenting a vibrant and energetic Folk Dance performance. We used Oyil and Ma...

Hush... I crave silence when I feel happy, during my guilt period, while pain decides to play with me, and when I get satisfaction. Muteness helps to sense the rhythm of waves, tilt in the globe, flowing blood in veins and flying particles in the air. It takes me to my universe, to my imaginary realm. Only in the absence of reality, I can give rise to all sorts of possibilities. Silence is a robust way to attach. It is neither introverted nor traumatized. A fun way to keep others in a confused state.

On 25th August 2023, Onam was celebrated in Pope John Paul II College of Education. It was a pleasant view to see students in bright traditional wear.  Artistically the vibrant rangoli was great and students were taking photographs of themselves and their friends along with the rangoli. In the morning session, we had an orientation program where students shared their views about the college, colleagues, and atmosphere with the help of their one-week experience in the college. During lunch break, all the participants of the program were busy with their work to give better performance. The Onam program began in the afternoon session with a prayer song performed by our college choir group, followed by a welcome address delivered by our student teacher, Subina. Next, Anto Mebisha and her team mesmerized the audience with a group song. Our student teacher, Arundhati, gave an insightful speech on the significance of the Onam festival. Then, Agnes Anu and her group presented a skit on the...

You at first place  Neither only in light nor dark, Can observe Your omnipresence. Sense You deep inside the mind And far beyond the universe. Able to listen to Your voiceover during troublesome, helps me to move on. Can see You in Eyes of helping hands. You are a helper, healer, teacher, and lifesaver. I am a giftee and received the supporting elements Water, Wind, Fire, Space, and Earth from You. Thank You for presenting the self-written book named LIFE.

I am a twenty-four-year-old woman named Aswitha hailing from Mulagumoodu. I entered this world on the 24th of August 1999. My name, 'Aswitha,' carries the beautiful meaning of 'Beauty of victory'. Throughout my 24 years, I have encountered numerous challenges and joys, shaping me into the person I am today. My character is a blend of ambition, generosity, and thoughtfulness. I possess a determined spirit, yet I carry myself with a sense of calm. I strongly advocate for pursuing your dreams and beliefs with unwavering determination, relying on the strength of God as nothing worthwhile comes easily, and with faith, all things are possible. My family includes my loving parents, a brother, a sister-in-law, and my beloved pets - two dogs and several cats. My affection for animals, particularly cats, knows no bounds. Additionally, writing poetry is a passion that continues to blossom within me. My dad served in the military and now runs his own wood carving business. Meanwhi...