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Loyola Fest Ignites Youth for Social Change
13 Sep
Summary
- Fest united social responsibility, constitutional values, and environmental awareness.
- Discussions covered development, ecology, and Kerala's future.
- Initiative aims to boost youth participation in sustainable development.
Loyola College of Social Sciences concluded its inaugural inter-collegiate fest, LUMORA '26, on Saturday. The event, held under the theme 'Colours of Life,' successfully converged social responsibility, constitutional values, environmental awareness, and disaster preparedness with youth creativity.
Over three days, LUMORA '26 provided a platform for students from various colleges to exchange knowledge and skills through academic sessions, competitions, and cultural performances. Organizers highlighted that the fest served as a unique learning opportunity beyond conventional competitions.
A significant panel discussion titled 'Development, Ecology and Kerala's Future' delved into critical issues such as environmental justice, climate change, and disaster risks in Kerala. The festival also hosted engaging sessions like 'Human Library - A Life Beyond Labels' and 'The Science Behind the Paranormal'.
LUMORA emphasized that constitutional values should be actively reflected in daily life. The initiative is part of Loyola's ongoing efforts to strengthen youth engagement in sustainable development, environmental protection, social justice, and disaster resilience.
