THOUGHT OF THE DAY - 04/02/2026


 The morning assembly on 4th February 2026 was conducted by the Natural Science Department. The assembly began with a prayer. The programme was coordinated by Manya CM. The news was presented by Anagha PK.

The Thought of the Day was delivered by Niveditha K on the topic “United by Unique”, highlighting the significance of World Cancer Day. She emphasized that every individual’s journey is different, yet unity and compassion give strength in the fight against cancer. The thought inspired students to show empathy, spread awareness, and support those affected by the disease. The assembly was concluded by the coordinator.

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