Govt. T.Romana College will be hosting the North East Natya Sangam - A festival of contemporary theatre practices, traditions and diverse cultural expressions of India between 25th - 28th February, 2019. A two-day National Seminar on the theme 'Perspectives: Theatre in North East India' will also be held during the occasion.
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THEME: RELATIONSHIPS, SEX AND SEXUALITY
As was done in previous years, Govt T. Romana College observed a special programme on Valentine’s Day, taking the opportunity to educate students and create awareness on themes related to the general observation of the Day. This year, the theme ‘Relationships, Sex and Sexuality’ was underlined through a Classroom Campaign where guidelines created on the said theme were elaborated upon by teachers in their respective classes. A Special One-hour programme was also conducted for the students with a Keynote Address delivered by Dr. Lalrinmawii Tochhawng , and solo performances by students. At the end of the programme, students, staff and faculty took a Valentine’s Day signature pledge and were each given a ‘Red Ribbon Reminder’ to mark the event.
Valentine’s Day Pledge, 2019
On the occasion of the College observing Valentine’s Day 2019, I _____ of ____ Semester hereby solemnly pledge that
1. I shall abstain from sexual promiscuity and promote a healthy lifestyle.
2. I will personally abstain from all activities that promote the spread of the HIV/AIDS virus and passionately support the fight to contain it.
3. I will take full responsibility of my role as a student of Govt. T. Romana College and as such strive to improve on my academic and co-curricular performances in the College.
Govt. T.Romana College observed a 2-day event as Cultural Day on October 17 & 18, 2018. The theme chosen for the event was ‘Aia upa zah’ (Respect for Elders). Students and members of the staff attended both days of the event in traditional and ethnic attires. The theme of the event was elaborated upon by teachers on the first day.
The main event held on October 18, 2018 at the College Campus consisted of a function, exhibition, outdoor and entertainment programmes. The Chief Guest at the function, Pu Zonunsanga Khiangte, MJA president congratulated the College on the organization of the event and commented on the College being a cultural hub with representation of different ethnic groups from both in and outside the State. The function also saw an address on the theme by the Keynote Speaker Pu L.Biakthianghlima, senior most faculty and special performances by student groups representing the Mara, Chakma and Assamese groups.
The second day also showcased an exhibition by the State Museum, Department of Art & Culture and by the College.
In addition to this, there were outdoor exhibits showcasing traditional games and dances. In the afternoon, an entertainment programme was conducted by students under the aegis of the Music Club which was followed by a feast in the College Campus.
The first-ever Cultural Day conducted by the College was a grand success with the celebration of traditions and inculcation of values.
On August 31, 2018 the Hon'ble Minister of Finance, etc., Pu Lalzawta laid the foundation stone for the new Library Building of Govt. T.Romana College. The new building is to be constructed with Rs 3.20 Crores sanctioned from the New Economic Development Policy (NEDP).
The function to commemorate the event was chaired by Pu C.Laldinsanga, Associate Professor, with the Principal, Dr. Lalrintluanga welcoming guests and expressing the College's gratitude to the Government for their support to the College.
Speaking on the occasion, the Hon'ble Minister encouraged students to the full advantage of the facilities and opportunities to them. He also reminded them that their biggest priority at the moment is education. The Minister congratulated the College on the progress and wished them well.
Dr. C.Lalramsanga, Secretary, Planning Department also pressed upon the students the need to be able to specialised and gain expertise in their respective fields in order to succeed.
The function closed with a proposal of Vote of Thanks by Dr. Lalchhuanmawia, Associate Professor. The happy event culminated in dinner for the special guests and staff members.
Following up of the Memorandum of Understading on Faculty and Students Exchange programme signed between Department of Public Adminstration Govt. T. Romana College and Department of Public Administration Pachhunga University College, a 3rd 'Faculty and Student Exchange Programme' was successfully organised on the 28th March 2025.
Students from NCC, Govt. T. Romana College participated in Walk for Health Walkathon 2025 on 21st March, 2025. The Closing function of the event was held at AR Lammual, Aizawl.
Govt. T. Romana College Thingsiri Cultural club put a spectacular perfornance of Mizo Cultural Dance at the Grand Octave 2025 at Jharkand on 25.03.2025.
On 19th February 2025 Pune Institute of Bussiness Management (PIBM) orgainzed Students Development Programme on Career Awareness at Government T Romana College. The resource person was Mr. CA Utkarsh Upadhyay, a distinguished corporate trainer and business advisor with over ten years of expertise in Finance, Accounts and Entrepreneurial education. Specializing in professional programs like CA, ASSA, US CMA and CIMA.
Mr. Utkarsh Upadhyay was accompanied by Mr. Manish Das, PIBM in charge of north-east and Mr. Jacob career guide in charge of Mizoram. The students were enlighten with different job opportunities which widened their knowledge regarding their future career.
On 26th March, 2025 two faculty members Dr. Lalchhuanmawii and Dr. Lalngaihawmi participated in Awareness Programme on Sexual Harassment of Women at Work-place Act 2013 at Dawrpui Multipurpose Centre, Aizawl.
The Department of Mizo organized a programme to commemorate International Mother Language Day (Pianpui Tawng Ni, Matribhasa Diwas) on 21st February 2025 in Room No. A-2. The event aimed to highlight the significance of preserving and promoting mother languages while fostering linguistic and cultural diversity.
