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On November 1, Jameela Bheevi BEd College celebrated ΰ΄•േΰ΄°ΰ΄³ ΰ΄ͺിΰ΄±ΰ΄΅ി with great enthusiasm and pride, commemorating the formation of our beloved state. The day was a vibrant showcase of Kerala’s rich culture, traditions, and heritage, with a series of exciting group competitions that brought out the best in students.
The event began with a formal inauguration and a tribute to Kerala’s history and achievements. Group competitions added to the festive spirit, including traditional and contemporary dance performances that beautifully depicted the essence of Kerala. The singing competition featured melodious renditions of folk and classical songs that celebrated our linguistic and cultural heritage.

The highlight of the day was the expo, where creative exhibits showcased Kerala’s art, literature, history, and iconic symbols like vallam kali (boat races), kathakali, and traditional crafts. The effort and teamwork displayed by the participants were truly commendable.


This celebration not only deepened our appreciation for Kerala’s rich legacy but also fostered a sense of unity and pride among students and faculty. The day was a perfect blend of learning, creativity, and cultural immersion, making it a memorable occasion for all of us at Jameela Bheevi BEd College

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