The Department of Journalism hosted a session on
January 8, 2026, celebrating TJS George’s life and
legacy, with Ms. K. Jayanthi, Former Associate Editor of
Frontline, as the chief guest.
The Department of Journalism organized a guest lecture on Radio Journalism and podcasting, featuring two of its distinguished alumni, Jofna Alice and Boomika S. The guests introduced the world of broadcasting to the audience, giving them new fields into which they can venture.
Closing MAIYAM on an inspiring note.
The valedictory session was graced by M. Palanikumar, photographer and founder of the People’s Photographers Collective, whose work powerfully documents the lives and struggles of marginalized communities.
Creativity. Strategy. Knowledge. Expression.
From powerful words to striking frames and thrilling rounds of wit, MAIYAM brought together talent across every arena.
Creative Writing (English & Tamil) | Photography | Quiz | Channel Surfing | Shipwreck
Three days. Countless ideas. One unforgettable MAIYAM. ✨
After 3 days of creativity, competition, and storytelling, MAIYAM came to a memorable close with its valedictory session graced by Mr. M. Palani kumar, photographer and founder of the People’s Photographers Collective.
Pencil in hand, imagination in paper!!
Sketching Showcase at MAIYAM!
Participants brought their imagination to life, transforming blank sheets into compelling visuals through creativity, detail, and artistic expression.
Creativity found its voice at Creative Writing – Tamil & English at MAIYAM
Participants poured their thoughts onto the page, transforming ideas into powerful pieces filled with imagination, emotion, and storytelling.
Buzzers ready, minds at play.
Quiz Clash at MAIYAM!
Participants tested their knowledge and quick thinking through a series of challenging questions spanning media, current affairs, and general awareness. Each round demanded speed, accuracy, and sharp recall.
Participants navigated intense discussions in “The Verdict Awaits,” the shipwreck event where they defended their choices and argued their way through tough decisions.
Part of Day 3 of Maiyam, the event was judged by Ms. Smilkha from the Department of Communication (SFS)
Cameras ready, moments in focus.
Photography Face-Off at MAIYAM!
Participants captured powerful frames, turning ordinary moments into compelling visual stories. Through their lenses, they showcased creativity, perspective, and the art of storytelling in a single shot.
We are delighted to welcome Mr. M. Palani Kumar and Mr. Jegathees Balan B as the chief guests for the valedictory of the competitions on Day 3 of Maiyam. We look forward to having them with us as we conclude the events and celebrate the participants.
An insightful interaction with Mr. Srikanth Dhasarathy, Senior Correspondent at DT Next. He shared experiences from covering crime stories, spoke about the research behind impactful reporting, and encouraged students to stay honest and true to their voice in journalism.
The crime reporting session of "Maiyam" brought students closer to the realities of crime reporting with an engaging talk by Chief Guest Srikanth Dhasarathy, Senior Correspondent at DT Next.
Forecast for today: 100% chance of learning weather reporting.
Day 2 of Mediascape – Maiyam explored the craft and responsibility of weather reporting with Vedhavalli Jagadeeshan, Senior Correspondent, Puthiya Thalaimurai.
Some stories live in the shadows. Some truths hide behind the curtain. 🎭
On Day 2 of Mediascape – Maiyam, uncover the complexities of reporting in the world of secrecy with
Crime stories are not just headlines — they are lives, justice, and truth.
On Day 2 of Mediascape – Maiyam, we explore the delicate balance between reporting facts and protecting ethics with “Justice in Print: The Ethics and Risks of Crime Reporting.”
The political session at Maiyam brought engaging conversations on media and public discourse. We were honoured to host Chief Guest Sivadhanush Sivakumar from Beforewoods