CHIRAD D-1

Community living camp day 1
The first day of the five-day residential camp began with the registration of participants at 8 a.m after registration welcome kits were distributed. The official inauguration ceremony commenced at 9:30 a.m., beginning with a soulful prayer by the college choir. The camp coordinator, Smt. Reji A. S., delivered the welcome speech.
Following the official program, the morning session was led by Sri B. T. Shaijith, State Award winner for Best Teacher and VHSE Principal of Kottarakkara Boys. The afternoon session was handled by Sri Vishnu Prasad — Strategic HR Specialist, Certified Psychological Counsellor, AI Trainer, Corporate Trainer & People Facilitator, UNDP Certified Soft Skills and Life Skills Master Trainer, and Author — who conducted an insightful session on AI tools useful for teachers.
The day’s responsibilities were well organized: Group 1 managed the food, Group 2 handled cleaning, and Group 3 coordinated the cultural programmes. Dinner was served at 8 p.m., followed by vibrant cultural performances at 9 p.m. The day’s news report was presented by Group 3. The first day’s programmes concluded by 10 p.m., marking a successful and engaging start to the camp.

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