Malayalam Association- THATHVA

THATHVA 2k19

Thathva came out to be successfull venture put forward by malayalam optional. The initiative to participate all the students in audience seemed to be of one the greatest achievements of the organisers. The winners of the day were WE , the PHYSICAL SCIENCE optional students. All most of us participated in different rounds of the session out of which the individual winners included Deepika, Mohit, Aparna and Neena.

Winners of THATHVA

(Physical science)

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COGNITIVE MAPS

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OBSERVING THE ISS SPACE STATION

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