College Events

Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, celebrated the auspicious festival of Onam with immense fervor and traditional grandeur under the banner of ONAAROHAM 2026 on August 20, 2026. Embracing the festive spirit centered around harmony, prosperity, and campus togetherness, the entire college community—dressed in vibrant Kerala ethnic attire—gathered at 10:00 AM to partake in the joyous cultural festivities.

The celebrations began with a grand, traditional ceremonial entry of King Mahabali, setting an energetic and cheerful tone across the campus grounds. Following a solemn prayer rendered by Devanandha K. P, the formal assembly was inaugurated. Ms. Minu Thomas (Vice Principal) delivered the welcome address, setting the stage for the distinguished dignitaries. Rev. Fr. Devassykutty Kollamkudi SDB (Vice Rector) officially inaugurated the event and delivered an inspiring Onam message on selflessness, righteousness, and mutual harmony. The audience was further delighted by the traditional Maveli message, followed by warm festive greetings from Rev. Dr. Fr. Jimmy Jose SDB (Principal) and words of felicitation from Fr. Rubin Mathew SDB (Administrator). The formal session concluded with a gracious vote of thanks proposed by Ms. Anitta Louis, who appreciated the management, organizing committee, and student body for their dedication.

The day reached a high point of excitement with the presence of Sun Network’s Surya Comedy crew on campus to shoot their special Onam episode for the show ഇപ്പോ ശരിയാക്കിത്തരാം (Ippo Shariyakki Tharaam). Hosted by the popular media personality RJ Althwaf, the interactive comedy segments, witty student engagements, and festive skits electrified the atmosphere. Alongside the media showcase, students actively participated in rich cultural presentations, including traditional Thiruvathirakali and Onappattukal, creating a truly memorable experience. ONAAROHAM 2026 concluded on a high note, beautifully blending cultural heritage with contemporary entertainment and leaving an enduring spirit of camaraderie across Don Bosco College.

Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, Thrissur, organized a grand Onam celebration on 17 August 2026 at 10:00 AM on the college campus. The programme was organized to celebrate the spirit of Onam and to provide students with an opportunity to experience and showcase Kerala’s rich cultural traditions.

The celebration began with the Welcome Address by Rev. Fr. Jimmy Jose SDB, followed by the Onam Message delivered by Rev. Fr. Cyril Edamana SDB. The programme also featured the Onam Name Unveiling by the Azora College Union, marking an important highlight of the celebration.

A variety of traditional and contemporary cultural performances made the event lively and engaging. Thiruvathira by Anet & Team, Fusion Dance by Pournami & Team, and the Onam Song performed by Clifford & Team entertained the audience and added colour to the festivities. The celebration also featured Chenda Melam, Maveli and Pulikali, bringing the traditional charm of Kerala’s Onam celebrations to the campus.

The event provided students and staff with an opportunity to come together and celebrate the values of unity, joy, cultural heritage and community spirit associated with Onam. The combination of traditional performances and live entertainment created a festive atmosphere throughout the campus.

The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Ms. Minu Thomas. The successful conduct of the celebration reflected the collective efforts of the college community and contributed to creating memorable Onam celebrations for the students and staff of Don Bosco College Mannuthy.

Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, celebrated India’s 80th Independence Day with a solemn and patriotic flag-hoisting ceremony on August 15 at 8:30 AM.

The National Flag was hoisted by Rev. Fr. Cyril Edamana SDB, Rector and Manager, who delivered an inspiring message highlighting the values of patriotism, unity, and responsibility. The celebration also featured an inspiring message from the Principal, Rev. Fr. Dr. Jimmy Jose SDB.

The ceremony was attended by the college’s NCC cadets and NSS volunteers, whose presence added to the spirit and solemnity of the occasion. The celebration concluded with the singing of “Vande Mataram” followed by the National Anthem, bringing the programme to a dignified and patriotic close.

A session on "How to Kickstart Your Project" was conducted by department of Computer science at Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, Thrissur, on 29 July 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the college auditorium. The session was led by Mr. Gopikrishnan P. G., CEO of Grapesgenix Technical Solutions Pvt. Ltd., who shared valuable insights on initiating successful academic and technical projects. He explained the importance of selecting relevant project topics, identifying real-world problems, planning project development, choosing suitable technologies, and following a systematic approach to project execution. The speaker also highlighted industry expectations, common mistakes to avoid, and ways to enhance project quality through innovation and teamwork. The session was highly informative, interactive, and beneficial for students, motivating them to approach their projects with confidence and a clear roadmap for success.

The Department of Mathematics, Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, organized an orientation session titled "Introduction to JASP" on 28 July 2026 at 10:00 a.m. in the College Auditorium. The session aimed to familiarize students with JASP, a free and user-friendly statistical software widely used for data analysis and research.

The resource person for the session was Ms. Kamarunnisa P. K., Assistant Professor in Statistics, Ansar Women's College, Perumpilavu. She introduced the participants to the basic features and applications of JASP, highlighting its importance in statistical analysis, academic research, and project work. The session covered essential topics such as data entry, descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, graphical representation of data, and interpretation of statistical outputs.

The resource person demonstrated the practical use of JASP through live examples, making it easier for students to understand the software's interface and functionality. She also explained how JASP can simplify statistical computations without requiring programming knowledge.

The session was interactive, with students actively participating by asking questions and clarifying their doubts. The orientation provided valuable insights into statistical software and motivated students to explore JASP for their academic and research activities

Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, Thrissur, organized "Novatos Fiesta – Freshers' Day 2026" on 31 July 2026 at the College Auditorium from 1:00 PM onwards. The event was organized by the AZORA College Union to warmly welcome the first-year students and provide them with an opportunity to experience the vibrant campus culture.

The highlight of the celebration was the live performance by renowned DJ Achu, whose energetic music created an exciting and lively atmosphere. Students enthusiastically participated in the event, enjoying music, dance, and interactive sessions that encouraged friendship and camaraderie among the new batch.

The Freshers' Day celebration served as a platform for the newcomers to interact with seniors, faculty members, and fellow classmates, helping them feel welcomed into the Don Bosco family. The event reflected the institution's commitment to fostering a joyful, inclusive, and student-friendly campus environment.

Novatos Fiesta 2026 concluded on a high note, leaving the students with memorable experiences and marking the beginning of a new chapter in their academic journey at Don Bosco College, Mannuthy.

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit No. 338 of Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, participated in the District-Level "Nasha Mukht Yuva for Viksit Bharat" Competition, organized by Mera Yuva Bharat (MY Bharat), Thrissur, in association with the National Service Scheme, Thrissur, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, on 1 August 2026 at Don Bosco College, Mannuthy.

The event featured various competitions, including Group Dance, Mime, Group Song, Painting, Elocution, Slam Poetry, Reel Making, and Slogan Writing, promoting the message of a Drug-Free India.

The NSS volunteers of Don Bosco College delivered outstanding performances and brought laurels to the institution by securing:

1. 🏆 Third Prize in the District-Level Themed Dance Competition
2. 🏆 Third Prize in the District-Level Mime Competition

Don Bosco College congratulates the NSS Dance Team, NSS Mime Team, NSS Programme Officer, and all the volunteers for their dedication and remarkable achievement. Their success reflects the college's commitment to social responsibility, youth empowerment, and nation-building through the vision of "Nasha Mukht Yuva for Viksit Bharat."

The Department of Mathematics, Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, successfully organized a Workshop on R Programming on 28 July 2026 at 1:00 PM in the Arts Block Science Lab. The programme was designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of R Programming, a powerful open-source software widely used for statistical computing, data analysis, and research.

The workshop was led by Ms. Krishna Mukundan P., Assistant Professor in Statistics, Sri Vyasa NSS College, Wadakkanchery, who served as the resource person for the session. She delivered an engaging and informative presentation on the R programming environment, explaining its significance in modern statistical analysis and research.

During the session, participants were introduced to key concepts including data types, variables, functions, data manipulation, data visualization, and basic statistical analysis using R. The resource person demonstrated practical examples that enabled students to understand the syntax and functionality of the language effectively.

A hands-on training session formed an integral part of the workshop, allowing participants to write, execute, and analyse R programs under expert guidance. The interactive nature of the programme encouraged active participation and helped students gain practical exposure to the software.

The workshop proved to be highly beneficial, enhancing students' programming skills and strengthening their understanding of statistical computing. It also highlighted the growing importance of R Programming in academic research, data science, and analytical applications, inspiring students to explore its potential in their future academic and professional pursuits.

The Department of Social Work, Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, successfully organized "Beyond Ideas", a hands-on workshop on Project Proposal Writing, on 28 July 2026 at the AV Hall. The workshop was designed to equip students with the practical knowledge and skills required to develop well-structured and impactful project proposals.

The resource person for the session was Dr. Subhitha Menon U., Social Safeguard cum Communication Expert, Kerala Solid Waste Management Project (KSWMP), who shared her extensive expertise in project planning and proposal development. Through an engaging and interactive approach, she guided participants on the essential components of proposal writing, including problem identification, objective formulation, project planning, budgeting, and effective proposal preparation.

The workshop provided students with valuable hands-on experience and practical insights into transforming innovative ideas into feasible and sustainable community development initiatives. Interactive discussions, real-world examples, and collaborative activities further enriched the learning experience, enabling participants to strengthen their project design and critical thinking skills.

The programme was coordinated by Ms. Ragi M. R., Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, while Mr. Akshay (II MSW) served as the Student Coordinator, ensuring the smooth conduct and successful execution of the event. The workshop concluded with positive feedback from participants, who appreciated the practical orientation of the session and its relevance to their academic and professional development.

The Department of Social Work, Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, successfully organized an Induction and Career Guidance Session for the newly admitted first-year BSW and MSW students. The session was led by Mr. Lims Thomas, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, Vimala College (Autonomous), Thrissur.

The programme was designed to introduce students to the profession of social work, providing valuable insights into the academic curriculum, fieldwork opportunities, professional ethics, and the wide range of career avenues available in the discipline. Through an engaging and interactive presentation, the resource person encouraged students to cultivate a strong professional identity while emphasizing the importance of compassion, commitment, and lifelong learning in the field of social work.

Mr. Lims Thomas also highlighted the significant role of social workers in addressing societal challenges, promoting community development, and creating meaningful social change. His practical experiences and inspiring guidance motivated the students to approach their academic journey with confidence and a clear sense of purpose.

The programme served as an excellent beginning for the new batch, helping students understand the values, responsibilities, and opportunities associated with the profession. It concluded on an inspiring note, encouraging the participants to strive for academic excellence and dedicate themselves to making a positive impact on society.

CHRYSALIS: Convocation Ceremony 2026 was organized at Don Bosco College, Mannuthy to celebrate the successful graduation of the outgoing students. The programme commenced at 10.00 AM with the Academic Procession, Rangapooja, and Prayer Song by Miss. Liya Maju.

The gathering was welcomed by Dr. Fr. Jimmy Jose SDB, Principal, followed by the Presidential Address by Rev. Fr. Cyril Edamana SDB, Rector and Manager. The Graduation Address was delivered by Dr. Pradeepkumar K, Syndicate Member,University of Calicut, inspiring the graduates to pursue excellence and uphold social responsibility.

The ceremony included the Declaration of Graduation, Endowing of Certificates, and Presentation of Proficiency Awards. The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks by Ms. Minu Thomes, Academic Coordinator & Vice Principal, followed by the Declaration of Dissolution, National Anthem, Photo Session, Cap Tossing, and Lunch. The convocation was conducted successfully, marking a memorable milestone in the academic journey of the graduates.

Don Bosco College, Mannuthy, organized an Orientation Programme on the IBM Innovation Centre on 22 July 2026 at the College Auditorium. The session introduced students to the IBM Innovation Centre for Education, an initiative in collaboration with Q2D, aimed at enhancing industry-relevant skills and career readiness.

The programme was led by Mr. Nithin Navadath, State Coordinator, QQD Talent Minds Private Limited, and Mr. Akhil Retnakumar, District Coordinator, IBM Q2D Pearl Programme. They highlighted the benefits of IBM certification courses, emerging technology domains, and career opportunities available through the IBM Innovation Centre.

The interactive session motivated students to leverage the platform for skill development, globally recognized certifications, and improved employability.

The Department of Computer Science, under the Helios Association in association with IQAC, organized a TECHSERVE session on “HIGH-TECH PERSONAL & HEALTH GADGETS” on 10^TH July 2026 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the College Auditorium.

The program was inaugurated by Dr. Fr. Jimmy Jose SDB, Principal, Don Bosco College, Mannuthy. In his inaugural address, he encouraged students to stay updated with emerging technologies and make use of such opportunities to enhance their knowledge and skills.

The session was handled by Mr. Febin Davis, III AI, who presented the topic "High-Tech Personal & Health Gadgets." He explained the role of advanced health technologies in health monitoring, fitness tracking, and early disease detection, helping participants understand how these innovations improve quality of life while highlighting the importance of their responsible and ethical use.

The program was coordinated by Ms. Josmi P.J and Ms. Femi Joseph,with Mr.Abinav P.B serving as the Student Coordinator. The session was informative and interactive, and students actively participated throughout the program.

The program concluded with a note of appreciation to the resource person, coordinators, and all participants for making the event a success.

The 'Bridging Horizons 2026' program for first-year students, which commenced on June 22, successfully concluded on June 30. The valedictory ceremony began with a warm welcome delivered by Vice Principal Ms. Minu Thomas. The presidential address was given by the Rector and Manager Rev. Fr. Cyril Edamana SDB, who inspired the new students. Principal Rev. Fr. Dr. Jimmy Joseph SDB then offered a felicitation speech, encouraging the students for their future endeavors. Various cultural programs were presented by the enthusiastic students to celebrate the occasion. Prizes and gifts were distributed to the students who performed well during the course. Course coordinator Ms. Teslin Seby proposed the vote of thanks to conclude the formal event. The program successfully wrapped up, leaving the students motivated for their academic journey.

As part of the observance of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the Mental Health and Wellness Club, the Departments of Social Work and Psychology, in association with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), organized "UNCHAINED – Choose Dreams Over Drugs" on 29 June 2026.

The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Fr. Jimmy Jose SDB, who encouraged students to choose a drug-free life and pursue their dreams with determination and purpose.

An informative awareness session was conducted by Mr. Nithin K. N., Civil Police Officer, Munakkakkadavu Police Station, who highlighted the harmful effects of drug abuse, its social impact, and the legal consequences associated with the use and trafficking of illicit drugs.

A powerful mime performance presented by the II BSW students effectively conveyed the importance of resisting drug addiction, making responsible life choices, and embracing a healthy and positive lifestyle.

The programme successfully raised awareness, motivated students to stay away from drugs, and inspired them to become responsible citizens committed to building a drug-free society.