Manoramma Vayana Kalari |Remembrance of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer|DON BOSCO COLLEGE MANNUTHY

Manoramma Vayana Kalari |Remembrance of  Vaikom Muhammad Basheer|

DON BOSCO COLLEGE MANNUTHY 


 


22-07-2024 MONDAY 

Department of Language of Don Bosco college Mannuthy in association with Malayala Manorama  conducted Vayana Kalari and a program in remembrance of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer, held on 22-July-2024 in college auditorium. 

The event commenced with a prayer led by Aneeta from Bcom setting a solemn tone for the proceedings.

Mr. Shaju, the Circulation Promoter of Manoramma provided an insightful explanation on the topic. His address focused on the literary contributions and the enduring legacy of Vayikam Muhammad Basheer and Manoramma.

Rev. Dr. Fr. Johnson Pothanampally SDB, the Principal of Don Bosco College Mannuthy, delivered the presidential address. He emphasized the importance of celebrating literary figures and their contributions to literature and society.

The event was officially inaugurated by Lally Payus, CEO of Payus Co Group, marking the beginning of the program, presented a segment related to the theme of the event.

The College Administrator, Respected Fr. Shino Jose SDB, extended congratulations to the guests and participants, acknowledging their role in the success of the event.

A Skit on Vayikam Muhammad Basheer was presented, highlighting his life, works, and influence on Malayalam literature.

A video presentation of the movie baliya kala sagi (novel) was screened.

 Student representative Aneesha, expressed gratitude to all attendees, organizers, and speakers for their contributions and support.

The event was a comprehensive tribute to Vayikam Muhammad Basheer and uplifting Manoramma, combining informative discussions, engaging presentations, and respectful acknowledgments. The collaboration between Malayala Manorama and Don Bosco College Mannuthy ensured the success of the program, celebrating the rich literary heritage of Malayalam literature.


Reported by 

BIYA BABU DON BOSCO-MANNUTHY