Department of English Literature (PC)

  The annual magazine “Epoch” Volume 6 was released on 27.09.2025

  Ms. Persis Cynthiya E.I., Research Scholar was crowned as the 'Lit Queen' 

  The culmination of all the competitions of the English Department – “Daffodils 2025” was conducted on 27th September, 2025. The chief guests for the day were the Secretary, Rev. Sr. Alphonsa. KC and the Principal, Rev. Sr. Sheela VJ. The judges for the various onstage competitions were the alumnae of the department, Mrs. Monica Jonquil Ruth, English Teacher, Hebron School, Ooty and Mrs. Shaline S., Assistant Professor in English, Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.The office bearers of the department were honored with badges as a mark of their position. Five onstage competitions were conducted with a display of talents chiefly centered on Singing, Dance, and Literary parade.

  The offstage competitions of the department of English “Daffodils 2025” commenced from 04 th August 2025 focusing on the Diamond Jubilee theme “Nature, Global Warming and Climatic Change.” The competitions include Mehendi, Nail Art, Epoch Front Cover Design, Poetry Writing, Literary Quiz, Flame Free Cooking, Spell Bee, Blackout Poetry, Short Story, Photography, Review Writing, Pot Painting, and Doodle Art. The judges for the off-stage competitions were the faculty members of our college.

  On 30 th September 2025, a special talk on “ Gender Violence ” was organized. Mrs. Reshma, a senior advocate, was the resourse person. She highlighted the increasing cases of gender-based violence and emphasized the importance of legal awareness among the public. Mrs. Reshma explained various laws and acts that protect women, and also shed light on the provisions under the Indian Penal Code related to crimes against women.

  On 17th September 2025, a workshop was organised on “Thoughts, Feelings and Behaviour: The Domino Effect” as part of the College’s Diamond Jubilee Celebration. The workshop, focused on promoting mental well-being among students. The resource person, Dr. Sonia Elizabeth Prasadam, a practicing mental health therapist, engaged students in a thought-provoking session on the importance of being mindful of one’s thought processes.