The Diwali celebration at Wisdom College of Education was a delightful fusion of tradition and festivity. The event successfully brought students together to commemorate the festival through speeches, hands-on activities, colorful rangoli, games and dance performances. The celebration not only honored cultural heritage but also promoted a sense of community and shared joy among the participants

The Human Rights Day celebration at Wisdom College of Education was marked by impactful activities, including a thought-provoking street play, a student council election that promoted democratic values and insightful speeches advocating the importance of human rights education. These activities collectively reinforced the commitment of the B.Ed. students to fostering a culture of respect, equality and human dignity. The event served as a reminder that education is a powerful tool for building a just and inclusive society.

Objectives of the Event
To promote good mental and physical health among students through yoga.
To make this ancient practice popular among the younger generation who are unaware of its benefits.
To develop the habit of meditation among youngsters.

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Report of the Activity
21st June is observed as World Yoga Day across the globe. The word Yoga comes from the Sanskrit root yuj, which means “to join” or “to yoke.” In the practice of yoga, the ultimate aim is self-development and self-realization. In fact, yoga is a practical aid, not a religion. It is an ancient art based on a harmonizing system of development for the body, mind and spirit. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual discipline that originated in ancient India. Considering yoga as a positive force, Wisdom College of Education conducted an awareness programme on Yoga Day.