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‘Women are the forerunners of farming’
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The final year students of the Department of Social Sciences, Lady Doak College, released a documentary film ‘Uzhathiyar,’ a film about women working on agricultural fields, here on Monday as part of International Women’s Day celebration.
The film was released by G. Sundararajan from Poovulagin Nanbargal, a movement focusing on the environment, in the presence of Principal Christianna Singh through a virtual platform. The students said they were inspired by the works of agri-journalist P. Sainath, who documented about the women farmers in India. The students produced the documentary film based on the lives of women farmers of Thiruvirunthalpuram village of Virudhunagar district.
Women who stood on the frontline honoured
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‘They showed courage and leadership during the pandemic’
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Lady Doak College Principal Christianna Singh speaking at an International Women’s Day celebration in Madurai on Monday.
‘They showed courage and leadership during the pandemic’
Frontline workers who performed well during the COVID-19 pandemic were honoured at Lady Doak College on Monday as part of International Women’s Day celebration.
Anganwadi workers, who undertook door-to-door screening during the pandemic, the rescue and rehabilitation team of Government Rajaji Hospital, caretakers of COVID-19 ward, and police personnel, were among the women who were honoured.
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Vice-Chancellor M. Krishnan salutes the national flag at Republic Day celebration at Madurai Kamaraj University on Tuesday.
Vice-Chancellor M. Krishnan hoisted the national flag at Madurai Kamaraj University on Tuesday and delivered the Republic Day speech. He insisted that everyone should be patriotic and should abide by the Constitution. Syndicate members, professors and administrative staff participated in the event.
At Madurai Kamaraj University College, Principal B. George unfurled the national flag and addressed the gathering. He highlighted the efforts of freedom fighters during the Independence struggle.
Patriotic fervour marked the Republic Day celebration at Lady Doak College. Principal and Secretary Christianna Singh welcomed the gathering. Suganda Ramamoorthi, Associate Professor of Economics, was the chief guest of the event. Ms. Ramamoorthi hoisted the national flag and delivered the Republic Day address.