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The Students’ Welfare Coordinators’ Meet 2024–25, held under the banner of the Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW), was a landmark gathering of coordinators from colleges across Mahatma Gandhi University. The event not only focused on strengthening welfare mechanisms and collaborative practices but also celebrated the legacy of leadership.
A special highlight of the meet was the felicitation of the first Director of the Department of Student Services (DSS), honoring their foundational role in shaping student welfare at the university. The moment served as a bridge between the visionary past and the dynamic present of student support services.
Sessions during the meet included discussions on digital transformation in welfare delivery, insurance implementation, scholarship tracking, and student union activities, aiming to empower coordinators for the academic year ahead.
📍 Mahatma Gandhi University | June 5, 2025
In a symbolic gesture of commitment to sustainability, Prof. C. T. Aravindakumar, Vice-Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi University, planted a tree on campus to mark World Environment Day 2025. The event highlighted the university’s ongoing efforts to promote eco-conscious practices and environmental stewardship among students and staff.
Joined by faculty, students, and members of the Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW), the Vice-Chancellor emphasized the importance of collective action in combating climate change and preserving nature for future generations.
The event was part of a larger green initiative, including awareness campaigns, campus clean-up drives, and the distribution of saplings—reaffirming MGU’s role as a leader in green education and sustainable development.
June 19, 2025
Mahatma Gandhi University warmly welcomed a distinguished delegation from Walter Sisulu University, South Africa, on June 19, 2025, as part of an academic and cultural exchange initiative. The visit marked a significant step towards strengthening international collaboration in higher education.
The delegates were received by university officials and the Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW), followed by an interactive session on cross-border educational cooperation, student mobility, and research partnerships. Cultural performances and campus tours were also organized to offer the guests a glimpse into Kerala’s rich heritage and MGU’s vibrant academic life.
This visit laid the groundwork for future academic linkages and mutual learning between the two institutions, fostering global exposure and opportunities for students and faculty alike.
The Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW) celebrated DSS Day in April 2025 with a special focus on nurturing creative talent through a Theatre Workshop. The event brought together students passionate about performance arts, providing them with hands-on training in acting, direction, stagecraft, and scriptwriting.
Conducted by renowned theatre professionals, the workshop aimed to develop critical skills in expression, movement, and storytelling. Participants were also introduced to the role of theatre in social awareness and cultural enrichment.
DSS Day 2025 served as a platform to recognize the contributions of student coordinators, highlight upcoming welfare initiatives, and reinforce the university’s commitment to holistic student development. The event concluded with a short showcase by workshop participants, reflecting the spirit of creativity and collaboration.
The Mahatma Gandhi University is all set to host the vibrant cultural festival “Dastak” in March 2025, featuring the Nadakolsavam (theatre fest) and Kalolsavam (arts fest). This annual celebration, under the aegis of the Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW), brings together talented students from across affiliated colleges to showcase their creativity, passion, and artistic brilliance.
Dastak 2025 promises a colorful array of events including drama, music, dance, visual arts, literary competitions, and more. The Nadakolsavam will spotlight socially relevant and thought-provoking plays, while the Kalolsavam will capture the essence of Kerala’s rich cultural heritage through various traditional and contemporary art forms.
With enthusiastic participation expected from hundreds of students, Dastak aims not only to promote artistic excellence but also to foster unity, expression, and cultural dialogue among youth.
The DSS Coordinators Meet 2024 was successfully conducted in September 2024, bringing together coordinators from affiliated colleges under Mahatma Gandhi University. Organized by the Directorate of Students’ Welfare (DSW), the meet aimed to enhance coordination, streamline student support services, and ensure efficient implementation of welfare initiatives such as student insurance, scholarships, and union activities.
The session featured insightful discussions on best practices, challenges faced at the college level, and future plans to improve student engagement and services. DSW officials provided key updates and introduced new digital initiatives for transparent and faster processing of student-related applications.
The meeting reinforced the commitment of all coordinators towards the holistic development and welfare of students, setting the stage for a more collaborative and student-centric academic year ahead.