Professional Development for Faculty organised by the IQAC,Govt KNM Arts and Science College, Kanjiramkulam :Inauguration and Expert Lecture #1 by Dr.Sunil John J
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GOVERNMENT K.N.M ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE,KANJIRAMKULAM REPORT VAYANA PAKSHARANAM FROM 19TH JUNE TO 7TH JULY 2021 Government K.N.M Arts and Science College, Kanjiramkulam observed VAYANA PAKSHARANAM by organising different programmes from 19th June to 7th July 2021.The college council selected Dr.Predeepa kumari.R, HoD Hindi as the Co-ordinator and Dr. Joy B., HoD History as the Cocoordinator of the programme. VAYANA PAKSHACHARANAM commenced with a talk on (Nalla Vayana) GOOD READING on 19/06/2021. The programme was conducted via Google Meet platform from 10.00 AM. Smt. Resmi R. Nair, Asst.Professor of Economics made the welcome speech. Sri.Anil Kumar R, HOD of Economics presided over the programme. The programme was inaugurated by our respected Principal Dr. Anuradha V. K. In her speech, the principal highlighted on the significance of observing such days like the ‘’Vayana Pakshacharanam”. A motivational lecture was delivered by Dr. Sabu, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Malayalam, U
Special Lecture : Sri Sadiqali T, Assistant Professor of Sociology "Knowledge acquisition and Vision: Mission ahead for Social Justice"
Knowledge acquisition and vision: Mission ahead for Social Justice Report on Online Special lecture by Sri Sadiqali T , Assistant Professor of Sociology, Govt KNM Arts and Science College, Kanjiramkulam in association with Reading Fortnight Celebrations @ College In lecture related to vayana pakshacharanam, an attempt was made to critically evaluate the illogically constructed social and scientific perceptions regarding the correlation between ‘knowledge acquisition and vision’. In other words, the lecture was an attempt to expose the conscious or unconscious attempt by the society and science to equate vision with ‘knowledge’ and blindness with ‘ignorance’. I s there a correlation between vision and knowledge acquisition? The first section of the lecture explained about the socially constructed correlation between vision and knowledge acquisition in Malayalam language usages . This is evident in the fact that those Malayalam words representing vision is often used to represe