Central Library

Library Visit - Sir Syed Higher Secondary School

An enriching visit to the college library by the students of Sir Syed Higher Secondary School, a proud institution under the same management.

Reading day Celebration

Celebrating Reading Day with a wonderful visit from the teachers and students of RYAN International School!

Dept. of Botany

Book Donation by Alumni

Book Donation by NCC Cadets

Library Visit

Retirement Function

After 30 years of unwavering dedication, guidance, and service, our beloved Librarian Mr. Abdul Rasheed T P has retired from his service at Sir Syed College. He has been more than a librarian — a mentor, a guardian of knowledge, and a pillar of our academic community. Your legacy will live on in every corner of the library you so lovingly nurtured. Thank you, Sir, for inspiring generations of readers and learners. Wishing you a peaceful and fulfilling retirement!

Book Talk Series 1

Central Library and 'Vyazhavattom' jointly organised Book Talk and Author Interaction Taliparamba: The Central Library of Taliparamba Sir Syed College and the Department of Journalism's cultural and literary platform, "Vyazhavattom," jointly organized a 'Book Talk' and 'Face to Face' program with the author on August 5, 2025. Shamseer Parampathkandy's book, "Citykkothe Vaamozhikal", a collection of colloquial words and phrases used in Kannur city, was the focus of the discussion. Shamseer Parampathkandy -who is also the general secretary of SSCOTA-UAE chapter ,an alumni organisation of Sir Syed College -shared the inspiration behind his book, saying, 'Most of the words are in oblivion and my effort was to restore them for the new generation.' He elaborated on his approach, adding, 'I tried this book in a different vein. Instead of plainly giving the words and its meaning, I wrapped each word with flash fictional stories associated with its contextual meaning.' When asked about the writing process Shamseer said he used to note down such words every day, to make it a fruitful effort. 'My friends in Kannur City, my relatives and friends had contributed immensely for the completion of this work'. The author expressed his enthusiasm for preserving regional dialects, highlighting the cultural value of words. To a query about future plans, Shamseer revealed that he is working on a sequel, having collected another set of colloquial words from Kannur city. V H Nishad, Head of the Department of Journalism, introduced the book and author, while Musthafa Kuttikkol, Aboobacker Moolayil, and Hashim Thaivalappil represented the Alumni fraternity. Librarian Muhammad Safvan KP, Faculty members Asiya Sibgath, and Muhammad Niyas O actively participated in the discussion, along with students Fathima Ziya and Aleesha Rajan, who posed thoughtful questions. The event, held at the Central Library building, drew a large audience of teachers and students.