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The Anti-Litter Club, MEC proudly executed its 41st Cleanliness Drive within the campus on September 4, 2024. This event marked a significant milestone for the club, reflecting its long-standing commitment to promoting environmental stewardship and maintaining a pristine campus environment. The drive involved a coordinated effect by students and faculty members about the importance of waste management, and encouraged a culture of cleanliness.

On September 3, 2024, Mount Everest College celebrated its 25th Fresher’s Meet for the 2024-2025 session with the theme “Speak and Shine.” Held in the College Auditorium, the event brought together the Cultural Committee, Music Club, and Science Department faculty to showcase a blend of artistic and academic contributions. Chief Guest Anupam, IPS, Superintendent of Police, Senapati District, Manipur, highlighted the importance of leadership and commitment in guiding the next generation. The Mister and Miss Fresher contest was the highlight, with Paruhang Bantawa (Sociology) and Duveinai Samuel (Zoology) emerging as winners, inspiring the new students to embark on their academic journey with enthusiasm.

Mount Everest College hosted the Global Leadership Summit, inspiring participants with essential leadership skills. The event featured three impactful sessions: “The Steps to Building a Winner Mindset,” highlighting resilience and positivity for success; “Facing Your Fears,” offering strategies to overcome challenges; and “Unlocking Your Startup Mentality,” fostering entrepreneurial and innovative thinking. Attendees gained practical knowledge, motivation, and tools to lead effectively and pursue their goals with confidence and creativity.

The Anti-Litter Club’s 40th Cleanliness Drive United members in a dedicated effort to keep the environment clean. Volunteers collected waste, promoted recycling, and raised awareness about the importance of responsible waste disposal, fostering a cleaner and healthier environment.

A ‘One-Day Retreat for Freshers’ was organised on August 28, 2024, with the theme “Beyond the Horizon” by the Chapel Committee, MEC. The event featured three sessions aimed at providing a holistic experience. It began with a morning service offering spiritual guidance, setting reflective time.
This was followed by a fun quiz session to promote knowledge, friendly competition, and camaraderie among the participants. The afternoon focused on personal development and community building.
Bibles were distributed to symbolise spiritual reflection, learning, and community engagement. The retreat aimed to equip freshers with a sense of purpose and belonging as they started their college journey.

Mount Everest College’s IQAC organised a ‘One Day Orientation Programme’ for First Semester students on NEP, on August 24, 2024. The event introduced students to the college’s academic structure, code of conduct and available resources. Faculty members highlighted the importance of discipline, time management, and smactivs participation, ABC (Academic Bank Credit), MU Registration process, and scholarship, NEP course structure.

An essay writing competition was held on August 16, 2024 during the Anti-Ragging Week (August 12-August 18, 2024), promoting awareness of the harmful effects of ragging.
Students actively participated in the competition on the topic “Say No to Ragging, Say Yes to Friendship”, showcasing their understanding of the issue. The event fostered a sense of responsibility and campus unity against ragging.
The result of the competition was declared on August 24, 2024. Certificates were distributed to the winners listed below:
1st Position – Kimdeineng Hangshing, 2nd Sem, Zoology Dept.
2nd Position – Ethan Gangmei, 2nd Sem, English Dept.
3rd Position – Duveinai Samuel, 1st Sem, Zoology Dept.
4th Position – Ng. Ziipane Lanah, 2nd Sem, English Dept.
5th Position – Wungnaorei Ningshen, 1st Sem, Commerce Dept