As part of the Peractio Course, the Department of English organized a special talk today focusing on the topic  'Social media Content Creation.' The session featured Ms. F. Lalnunmawii  as the resource person, who brought her extensive experience as an active content creator for both international and national brands to the forefront of the discussion.

During her presentation, she shared her personal and professional journey, highlighting her transition from a background in academics to a successful career creating content within the beauty, fashion, and lifestyle industry. She also delved into the technical and creative aspects of the industry, emphasizing that successful content creation extends far beyond aesthetics. She also highlighted the essential need for visual planning, deep brand research, and the implementation of marketing strategies. By providing valuable industry insights, she demonstrated to the students how a personal passion can be systematically transformed into a sustainable and professional career path.

The session concluded with an engaging interactive Q&A, where students had the opportunity to seek further guidance on navigating the evolving digital landscape.

As part of the Peractio Course, the Dept. of English organized a special lecture on Scope for Career in Journalism and News Reporting on 26th February 2026. With Dr. Lalnunkimi, (Reporter, EastMojo) as the Resource Person, the talk focused on the professional landscape of journalism and news reporting in Mizoram and India as a whole.

Dr. Lalnunkimi’s address provided a comprehensive overview of the profession, drawing on her personal journey as a woman in journalism to highlight the passion and empathy required for impactful storytelling. She also detailed the diverse roles within the field, from photography to editorial work, while stressing the importance of staying informed on local affairs. Addressing regional specifics, she discussed the evolution of journalism in Mizoram and offered a brief look at the industry's financial challenges, emphasizing that a deep understanding of context is vital for navigating the realities of a reporting career.

The formal presentation was followed by an interactive Q&A session. Students engaged in an active dialogue with Dr. Lalnunkimi regarding the challenges of the field and the evolving nature of digital news media.

On February 12, 2026, the Department of English organized an Off-campus Class for 6th Semester students at Sumtual, MINECO. The program was designed to provide a unique learning environment, moving beyond the traditional confines of the classroom to create a different educational experience for the students.

The session featured a short talk by Dr. Lawmsangzuali, who addressed the critical theme of Nature Conservation, emphasizing on the strategic utilization of local resources and indigenous knowledge systems.

The talk was followed by interactive academic exercises where students participated in a series of curated educational games and quizzes. These activities were designed as a comprehensive review, covering core syllabus components from the 1st Semester through the current 6th Semester. This interactive format allowed students to test their proficiency.

The off-campus class successfully met its goals, providing the students with a refreshing perspective on their studies while highlighting the importance of environmental consciousness.

Following the Internship/ Project/ Field work/ Community Outreach (IPC) for the 5^th Semester Undergraduate Programme under Mizoram University, Internship Programme for the 5^th Semester students of the Department of English commenced from 6th Oct, 2025. 14 students were evenly divided into two groups of 7 students each. The first group has been assigned to the Mizoram Legislative Assembly Library and the second group assigned to the Mizoram State Central Library for a period of 10 days (6 hours everyday from Monday to Friday). The internship programme will conclude on the 17^th of October, 2025, after which the students will submit a report on their experiences and findings during the internship.

The Department of English conducted an off-campus class titled 'Beyond the Page' at Tumsir, The Book Cafe Aizawl extension, Lower Zarkawt, on 24th September 2025. The session was attended by students from all semesters within the department.

The off campus class was organized with an aim to encourage students' creativity and facilitate the discussion of their academic syllabus from a new perspective and in a different setting. It also served as a platform for students to gain exposure to different syllabus across various semesters.

The event featured student-led activities, including poetry readings from their original composition and musical performances based on the 5th Semester Popular Literature syllabus followed by brief discussions on global and local Popular Culture. Mr. Vanlalruata, the owner of Tumsir, gave a short talk where he provided an insightful discussion on Mizo youth and popular culture, emphasizing the importance of contextualizing contemporary issues and events. The talk also included the need for open discussion and debates in the current social environment.

The event successfully provided a unique and engaging opportunity for students to connect their academic studies to real-world contexts and to share their creative talents.