Saraswatha Sarani
Week Seminar
Inaugural Session
Seminar Hall – Science Block
About the seminar
The Post Graduate and Research Department of Sanskrit, Sree Neelakanta Government Sanskrit College, Pattambi, in association with IQAC, organized the inaugural programme of the Weekly Seminar Series 2026–2027, “Sārasvatasaraṇi”, on 28 September 2026 at the Seminar Hall, Science Block.
Inaugural Sessions
The programme was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) John P. R., Principal, SNGS College, Pattambi. The first talk, titled “Think, Question and Explore: The Art and Structure of Research,” was delivered by Dr. Resmi M. S., Associate Professor of Botany, while the second talk, “മാപ്പിള രാമായണത്തിലെ പൊരുത്തവും പൊരുത്തക്കേടുകളും,” was delivered by Sri. Alikutty C., Associate Professor of Malayalam. The programme was presided over by Dr. Rajalakshmy M., Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Sanskrit, and included the participation of faculty members, research scholars and students.
The seminar series aims to provide an academic platform for diverse streams of thought, encourage critical and analytical thinking, and promote fruitful academic enquiry and research.
Glimpses from the inaugural session
Saraswatha Sarani
Weekly Seminar Series- II
@ Library Hall
Report on Saraswatha Sarani – Weekly Seminar Series- II
The Department of Sanskrit organized the second session of “Saraswatha Sarani” – Weekly Seminar Series on Monday, 09 November 2026, at 2.00 p.m. in the Library Hall.
Kum. Nidhisha K welcomed the gathering. The session was chaired by Smt. Sunitha C., Assistant Professor, Department of Sanskrit.The first presentation, titled “Exploring Research Excellence,” was delivered by Dr. Shajihan K. P., College Librarian (UGC Librarian-Assistant Librarian AL 11). He introduced various digital tools that can be effectively utilized at different stages of the research workflow.
The second presentation, titled “Kerala Temple Architecture: Geographical and Climate Influences,” was delivered by Kum. Aiswarya V. P. The presentation explored the distinctive features of Kerala’s temple architectural forms in relation to the region’s geographical and climatic conditions.
A fruitful discussion followed the presentations, providing an opportunity for interaction and exchange of ideas. Kum. Madhurima K proposed the vote of thanks.The session concluded at 4.00 p.m.
Dr. Uma A. K., Associate Professor & Seminar Convenor
