Activities

The Department of Economics, The Zamorin’s Guruvayurappan College, Kozhikode, organized its annual intra-college economic fest, EQUILIBRIA 2K26, on 2 and 3 February 2026. The two-day fest provided students with opportunities to participate in interactive sessions, cultural activities, games, competitions, a film festival, a food fest, and an educational exhibition. The programme aimed to promote students’ creativity, teamwork, communication skills, and understanding of economics through engaging academic and co-curricular activities.

Day 1 – 2 February 2026

The first day of EQUILIBRIA 2K26 commenced with an interactive session led by Corporate Trainer Mr. Sulfeeker Aly. The session provided students with an engaging platform for interaction and learning beyond the regular classroom environment. The welcome speech was delivered by Jolsna Miss, formally welcoming the participants and setting the tone for the day’s activities. The vote of thanks was delivered by Alshifa P.T., Association Secretary, expressing gratitude to the resource person, organizers, faculty members, and students for their contributions to the programme.

A Food Fest was organized from 11:30 AM, providing students with an opportunity to participate in a lively and informal activity. The day also featured a Film Festival, with screenings of Lucky Baskhar and Jacobinte Swargarajyam as part of the intra-college fest activities. In addition, various games and competitions were conducted, encouraging student participation, interaction, and entertainment.

Day 2 – 3 February 2026

The second day featured the major academic attraction of the fest, an educational exhibition titled “ECONOMICS IN ACTION”, based on the theme “Relevance of Economics in the Present Scenario.” The exhibition was formally inaugurated at 11:00 AM at the Research Centre by Prof. (Dr.) Sreesailam Unnikrishnan, Head of the Department of Malayalam Research and Syndicate Member.

The exhibition showcased the practical relevance of economics in contemporary life through student-prepared models, charts, and visual presentations. The exhibits covered a range of themes, including contemporary economic issues, economics in everyday life, the digital economy, and sustainability. Through these exhibits, students demonstrated how economic concepts and principles are connected with current social, technological, and environmental developments.

The second day also included games and entertainment activities, particularly spot dance competitions and puzzle games, which added a recreational dimension to the fest and encouraged active participation among students.