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World Poetry Day, observed annually on 21st March, was proclaimed by UNESCO in 1999 to recognize poetry as a means of promoting linguistic diversity and cultural dialogue. Across the world, this day is celebrated in various ways, including public readings and performances, workshops and competitions, musical and theatrical adaptations and social media engagement, among others.

Here at the heart of Aizawl, World Poetry Day was observed as Musical Poetry Festival, jointly organized by the Department of Mizo, PUC, and the Mizo Poetry Society (MIPOTY). The event brought together literature enthusiasts, poets, and students from various colleges and localities to celebrate the beauty and power of poetry.

Actively participating in this festival, the Department of English & Mizo, Mizoram Christian College, joined the celebration at Pachhunga University College on 21st March 2025. The following students showcased their talents and contributed to the success of the festival:

1. Lalrinngheti, IV Sem, Mizo - Ka Ngai Che

2. Angela Vanlalduhsaki, VI Sem, English - A AW B

3. Lalpekhlui, VI Sem, English - Hmangaihna chu

4. Erin Lalnghilhlovi, VI Sem, English - Khual Nunrawng

5. Laltlankimi & C. Lalduhsaka, VI Sem, English - Hla Inchhawn

Their active engagement highlighted the interdisciplinary and collaborative spirit of the festival, as they shared their poetic expressions through musical recitations and performances. The participation of MCC students not only enriched the festival but also reflected their passion for literature and poetry as a powerful medium of artistic and cultural expression. It allows them to explore complex emotions, appreciate linguistic beauty, and express their thoughts in profound ways. Participating in poetry events enriches students' academic journey by enhancing language skills, fostering creativity, building cultural awareness and boosting confidence.

The festival was further enriched by the active participation and guidance of faculty members, who played a crucial role in mentoring students, facilitating and engaging in literary performances. The faculty members from MCC who participated in the event are as follows:

1. K.C. Lalthansanga, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Mizo

2. Lalremruati Ngente, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Mizo

3. Dr. Lalbiakdiki, Asst. Professor, Dept. of English

4. Dr. Lawmsangzuali, Asst. Professor, Dept. of English

5. Dr. Lalhlimpuii, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Mizo

6. PC Lalngaihzuala, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Mizo

7. H. Malsawmzuali, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Management

Overall, the Musical Poetry Festival provided a dynamic platform for students and faculty to engage with poetry in a creative and immersive manner. The fusion of poetry with music added a unique dimension, emphasizing how poetry transcends mere words and resonates deeply with emotions, culture, and artistic expression.

Through events like the Musical Poetry Festival, students and literary enthusiasts continue to uphold the essence of World Poetry Day, ensuring that poetry remains a vibrant and influential art form that inspires, educates, and connects people across generations.

On March 12, 2025 (Wednesday), Dr. Tawnenga, Principal of Mizoram Christian College, officially launched the college jersey for Mizoram University Annual Sports 2025. During the event, Dr. Benjamin Lalfakzuala, Vice Principal, delivered a brief speech, encouraging the college players to give their best in the upcoming competitions.

The event was hosted by Angela Vanlalduhsaki, the Student Body leader. Selected students modeled the new college jersey, while all representing players and faculty in charge were introduced to the students.

This year, Mizoram Christian College will compete in the following sports disciplines:

• Football (Men)

• Volleyball (Men & Women)

• Basketball (Men)

• Chess

The names of the college players, along with their respective coaches and managers, are as follows:

As an undertaking under MCC Art & Music Club, Mizoram Christian College participated at the College Painting Competition in observance of the 28th International Day of Action for Rivers with the theme: “Our Rivers, Our Future”. The competition was organised by the Irrigation & Water Resources Department in collaboration with the Mizoram Art Development Society.

There were a total of 32 participants.

Painting Competition Result:

• 1st Position: Malsawmkima, GAC

• 2nd Position: Francis, PUC

• 3rd Position: R. Lalfakzuala, 2nd Semester, Public Administration, MCC

Participants from MCC:

1. PC Lalneihpuii, 6th Semester, Department of Management

2. Vanlalhruaii, 6th Semester, Department of Political Science

3. Lallawmzuala, 4th Semester, Department of English

4. R. Lalfakzuala, 2nd Semester, Department of Public Administration

The book Lenbuang, edited and published by the Department of Mizo, Mizoram Christian College, was officially released on March 13, 2025, at 2:00 PM. The release ceremony took place at JM Lloyd, Synod Office, Aizawl, with Rev. VL Luaia Hranleh, Senior Executive Secretary of Mizoram Synod, officiating the launch.

The event was chaired by PC Lalngaihzuala, Head of the Department of Mizo, Mizoram Christian College, with a preview by Dr. H. Laldinmawia, Assistant Professor, PUC. Dr. Tawnenga, Principal of Mizoram Christian College, delivered a short speech, followed by remarks from Prof. R. Thangvunga (Retd.) and Lalsangzuala, Assistant Professor, Mizoram University. Additionally, Lalrinngheti, a fourth-semester student, recited her poem.

Lenbuang is a compilation of research papers presented at the One-Day International Seminar on Mizo Christian Literature, held on June 27, 2023. The book is edited by PC Lalngaihzuala, Dr. Lalhlimpuii, Lalremruati Ngente, and KC Lalthansanga—all faculty members of the Department of Mizo at Mizoram Christian College.

The book comprises 31 research papers contributed by college and university faculty, research scholars, theologians, and reverends. Spanning 340 pages, Lenbuang is priced at ₹300 and is available for purchase online through Lehkhabuk, FIT, and Wheeling Books.

Mizoram Christian College commemorated International Mother Language Day 2025 with a special event jointly organized by the Department of Mizo and the Department of English. The program aimed to highlight the importance of linguistic diversity and the preservation of mother languages.

Prof. R. Thangvunga, retired professor and former Head of the Department of Mizo, Mizoram University (MZU), graced the occasion as the Resource Person. In his lecture, he emphasized the significance of the Mizo language, its unique characteristics, and its role in shaping Mizo identity and culture.

The event saw active participation from students and faculty members, fostering discussions on the need to preserve and promote indigenous languages in the modern era.