Arts Day PRAANA 2K26 –

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 The First Arts Festival of MEACT B.Ed. College 🎭✨

📅 April 8 & 10, 2026


PRAANA 2K26 marked a historic occasion as the inaugural Arts Festival of MEACT B.Ed. College. The celebrations unfolded over two days, on 8th and 10th April 2026, following the off-stage competitions held on 6th and 7th April. The preliminary events included colouring, essay writing, poetry writing, and short story writing competitions in both Malayalam and English, providing students with opportunities to express their creativity and literary talents.


The on-stage events commenced on 8th April with great enthusiasm and energy. The programme featured a diverse range of competitions such as Malayalam and English recitation, Mappilappattu, light music, group song, Nadan Pattu, Vanchipattu, debate, quiz, and several other cultural items. Each event reflected the artistic abilities and dedication of the participants.


The festival witnessed healthy competition among the three houses—Raagam, Rhythm, and Dhwani. The spirit of teamwork, sportsmanship, and creativity was evident throughout the day as students performed with passion and confidence.


PRAANA 2K26 was more than a series of competitions; it was a celebration of talent, culture, and togetherness. The festival created lasting memories and set a vibrant foundation for future arts festivals at the college. 🎶🌸








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