Fazl Ali College celebrated its 66th Foundation Day today, 8th September, at 10:00 AM in the college auditorium. The program commenced with a warm welcome by the Chairperson, Lushian H, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, followed by the college anthem led by the choir.
The English Department Drama Club presented a play based on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, which was well received by the audience. This was followed by the Principal’s Foundation Day address, during which he highlighted the college’s achievements and developments over the last session.
Academically, the college produced 24 university toppers. Significant developments included the introduction of the B.Com course, increased enrollment in the science stream, notable faculty achievements, ongoing research projects, organization of seminars and conferences, infrastructural developments, and MoUs signed with various institutions. He also emphasized areas to work towards for the coming sessions.
Following the address, felicitation of meritorious students was conducted by Dr Adangla Changkija, Convenor of the Awards Committee. Awards were presented to the toppers in each department, the overall college topper, stream toppers, Student of the Year, and achievers in various other fields.
The Guest of Honour, Ajit Kumar Verma, IAS, Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung, delivered an inspiring speech. He praised the visionary leadership of the college’s founding fathers and urged students and faculty to carry forward their rich legacy. He emphasized that education goes beyond graduation and certificates; it is about contributing meaningfully to society. Verma encouraged the college to be a centre of innovation and reminded all that Mokokchung, being the land of pioneers, carries the responsibility of fostering progress for the state.
The Music Club presented a heartwarming special song, adding a memorable touch to the celebration. The program concluded with the benediction by Akumtola Lemtor, Associate Pastor, Women, Union Church.
Overall, the 66th Foundation Day was a meaningful celebration of achievements, recognition of excellence, and a reaffirmation of the college’s vision for academic and social contribution.
