Craft Demonstration and Awareness Program at Chetana College: A Celebration of Traditional Art

Promoting Life Skills and Heritage Through Art

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Chetana College, in collaboration with IQAC Chetana College and the Ministry of Textiles, successfully organized a three-day Craft Demonstration cum Awareness Programme from January 20th to 22nd. This initiative aimed to promote traditional crafts, life skills, and community engagement, making it an enriching experience for students from various institutions in Kerala.

Inauguration Ceremony

📍 Date: January 20th
📍 Venue: Studio Hall, Chetana College
🎙 Chief Guest: Sh. Vishwanatha Pulavar

The event began with a warm welcome by Dr. Saji M P, followed by an introduction to the program’s objectives by Mr. Thomas John Emmatty, Coordinator and Faculty, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. The chief guest delivered an inspiring speech, highlighting the importance of life skills and traditional crafts in modern education.

Event Highlights

🎨 Live Craft Demonstrations

Expert artisans from the Ministry of Textiles showcased traditional crafts such as:

✔ Pottery
✔ Wood Carving
✔ Mural Painting
✔ Leather Puppetry

Students got a hands-on experience, learning the intricacies of these artistic traditions.

🎭 Life Skill Workshops

Engaging sessions were conducted to develop essential life skills, including:

✔ Communication and Teamwork
✔ Creativity and Problem-Solving
✔ Time Management and Leadership

These sessions empowered students with practical skills for personal and professional growth.

🎓 Student Participation

This collaborative event witnessed enthusiastic participation from:

✅ Chetana College Students – Departments of Journalism, Film & TV, Graphic Design, Animation, Multimedia, and Visual Communication.
✅ External Students – Around 50 students from Paramekkavu College, ICE School, and St. Joseph School.

The program encouraged a cultural exchange, fostering a strong sense of community among students.

🌍 Social Extension Activities

The initiative focused on community outreach by engaging students from nearby schools and colleges. This effort strengthened cultural ties and encouraged active participation in preserving Kerala’s artistic heritage.

Why This Event Matters for Kerala

This program revived and celebrated traditional crafts, ensuring that Kerala’s rich artistic legacy continues to inspire future generations. Such initiatives provide students with valuable life skills, making them more prepared for the real world.

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Did you attend this event or find it interesting? Drop your thoughts in the comments and share this article with fellow students! Let’s celebrate and support our Kerala heritage together. 🎭✨

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