EID MILAN 2025 @ FMTC MYLAPORE

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Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Kollam, celebrated Eid Milan with great enthusiasm on June 5, 2025, at the Seminar Hall, in connection with Bali Perunnal (Eid-ul-Adha), one of the most important festivals in the Islamic tradition. The programme began with an inspiring Eid message by the Principal, Dr. M. Omanaseelan, who highlighted the values of compassion, sacrifice, and unity symbolized by the festival.

The event was organized under the guidance of Ms. Anamika B. S., Union Advisor, and was efficiently coordinated by the student leaders Fitha Nassarudeen, Sumayya S., and Muhammed Al Sayed V. Their collective efforts ensured the smooth and successful conduct of the celebration.

The programme featured a variety of vibrant student performances, including melodious songs, traditional dances, and meaningful recitations, all of which reflected the true spirit of Eid. The Seminar Hall was beautifully decorated, creating a warm, festive atmosphere filled with joy and togetherness.

More than a cultural celebration, the Eid Milan programme served as a platform for strengthening unity and mutual respect within the FMTC community. The event concluded on a joyful and memorable note, leaving behind cherished moments of celebration, friendship, and communal harmony.

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