
31st Sports Day of SLCS and RLIMS
Chief Guest: Ms. Kavitha S, Coach, Indian Women’s Kabaddi Team for 19th Asian Games.

31st Sports Day of SLCS and RLIMS
Chief Guest: Ms. Kavitha S, Coach, Indian Women’s Kabaddi Team for 19th Asian Games.

The Curriculum Development Cell of SLCS organized a Seminar on Emerging Financial Technologies (FinTech) along with an Intercollegiate Paper Presentation on 21st February 2026 at the college premises.
The seminar was conducted under the theme “FinTech Horizons: Innovation, Inclusion, and Digital Transformation.” The event aimed to provide a vibrant academic platform for students, research scholars, and faculty members to explore emerging trends in financial technologies, digital banking, blockchain, fintech innovations, financial inclusion, and digital transformation.
The program commenced with a warm welcome address delivered by the Convenor, Mrs. V. Padmavathy, HoD – B.Com. Banking & Insurance. The dignitaries present included the respected Secretary Dr. L. Ramasubbu, Principal Dr. R. Sujatha, Vice Principal Dr. T. Gurubasker, Dean Academics Dr. S. Priya (Coordinator – Curriculum Development Cell), faculty members, and participants from various colleges.
The highlight of the seminar was the keynote address by Dr. M. Subramanian, Director – MBA, RLIMS, an eminent FinTech and Blockchain Specialist. In his insightful session, he elaborated on the rapid evolution of financial technologies, the role of blockchain in financial systems and the future scope of digital finance. His session was highly interactive and intellectually stimulating, enriching the participants with practical insights and industry perspectives.

The Intercollegiate Paper Presentation witnessed enthusiastic participation from students representing various reputed colleges. The papers were presented under different thematic tracks including:
The participants showcased innovative ideas, analytical research, and contemporary insights into the FinTech ecosystem. The evaluation was carried out by a panel of experts based on originality, research depth, presentation skills, practical relevance, and clarity of concepts. This academic Intercollegiate presentation , conducted for the first time at the undergraduate (UG) level, marks a significant milestone in our institution’s academic journey. The vision, trust, and steadfast support of our Respected Secretary Sir enabled us to organize and execute this program on a remarkable scale, with the participation of more than 200 presenters.
Participants from different institutions secured the Best Paper Award in their respective tracks, bringing diversity and academic excellence to the event. The awardees were appreciated for their scholarly contribution and were presented with certificates.
On 11th August 2025 at 10:23 a.m., the Anti-Ragging Cell organized a pledge-taking ceremony at SLCS, Madurai. Around 600 students participated and solemnly affirmed their commitment to uphold a ragging-free, safe, and respectful campus environment.
Department of Food science and Processing Management FAGAS Association – 05.07.2025 On July 5, 2025, The Department of Food Science and Processing Management hosted the inaugural ceremony of the FAGAS association in G13 Hall from 2.15 to 3.30 PM. FoSTaC Food Safety Training and Certification – 25.07.2025 On July 25, 2025, The Department of Food Science and Processing Management organised a program on “FoSTac Food Safety Training and Certification” from 1.00 to 3.30 PM in TVR Hall. Mr. C. Karthi, Certified FoSTac Trainer, Parikshanfsspvt ltd, Chennai wa
Heartiest Congratulations to our student Ms.R.Priyadharshini, II year B. Com ACCA for securing first place in the 1000 Meters Rink skating event of MKU Inter zone Roller skating competition, held on 14-03-2025.

The Electoral literacy club of SLCS commemorated the national voter’s day on 25.01.2022 by taking the pledge as follows.
“We, the citizens of India having, abiding faith in democracy, hereby pledge to uphold the democratic traditions of our country and the dignity of free, fair and peaceful elections, and to vote in every election fearlessly and without being influenced by considerations of religion, race, caste, community, language or any other inducement”.
Totally 15 faculty members participated.