From May 28th to May 30th, 2024, the Literary Club of MI Training College (MITC) hosted a heartwarming and creatively enriching event titled “Ennu Swantham”. This three-day letter writing event was designed to revive the almost forgotten art of handwritten letters, fostering personal connections and creative expression among students.
Event Overview
Event Name: Ennu Swantham
Organized by: Literary Club, MI Training College
Dates: May 28th – May 30th, 2024
Venue: MI Training College Campus
Objectives
The primary objectives of “Ennu Swantham” were:
- To encourage students to express their thoughts and emotions through the traditional medium of handwritten letters.
- To enhance the literary skills of participants, focusing on articulation, vocabulary, and personal expression.
- To foster a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for personal, tangible communication methods in the digital age.
Event Details
Inauguration and Introduction
The event was inaugurated by the Principal of MI Training College, Dr. Naseerali M.K., who emphasized the importance of preserving the art of letter writing in a digital world. The Literary Club’s coordinator provided an overview of the event, explaining the rules and themes for the letters.
- Theme Introduction: Participants were encouraged to write letters to friends on themes such as gratitude, memories, and personal experiences.
- Ice-breaking Session: An initial session was held to help participants get comfortable with the idea of letter writing. Students shared their thoughts on the significance of receiving and sending letters.
Letter Submission and Closing Ceremony
The final day was dedicated to the submission of letters and the closing ceremony.
- Letter Submission: Participants submitted their final letters, which were then displayed on a specially designed board, allowing everyone to read and appreciate the diverse expressions.
- Closing Remarks: The event concluded with closing remarks from the Literary Club coordinator, who thanked all participants and highlighted the importance of continuing such meaningful traditions.
Outcomes and Impact
“Ennu Swantham” successfully rekindled an interest in the art of letter writing among students. The event provided a platform for personal expression and creativity, allowing participants to connect with their peers in a unique and intimate manner. The positive feedback from students indicated a renewed appreciation for handwritten communication and its emotional value.
Conclusion
The “Ennu Swantham” letter writing event was a memorable and impactful initiative by the Literary Club of MI Training College. It not only celebrated the beauty of handwritten letters but also reinforced the importance of personal connections in an increasingly digital world. The success of this event has set a precedent for future literary activities at MITC, ensuring that the tradition of letter writing remains alive and cherished.
