cabinet followed by the Literary & Debating Secretary, the Library & Reading room Secretary, the Entertainment Secretary, the Indoor Games Secretary, the Outdoor Games Secretary, Non - Vegetarian Mess Secretary and the Vegetarian Mess Secretary. Hall Music & Literary and Debating Community Bishop Heber Hall’s Literary and Debating community which is known as the ‘Pelican Club’ is the oldest serving Literary and Debating Club in the college. Bishop Heber Hall’s magazine ‘Azad’, published at the end of each academic year showcases every residents’ love for the Hall through poetry and different short write-ups. The Tamil Society of Bishop Heber Hall, the 'Thiruvalluvar Tamizh Mandram''', hosts ‘Vaagai’ (வாகை) on the occasion of Pongal, which is an inter-hall competition where various literary and sports events are conducted. The Mandram gives the students a basic idea of the culture of Tamil Nadu by showcasing its values and traditions. Octavia 'Octavia' is an annual musical fest hosted by Bishop Heber Hall. It is an inter-collegiate and inter-hall acoustic and electric fest which is wound down with a showdown featuring a rock band; most recently featuring the likes of popular rock bands, Pineapple Express and Agam. The tradition of Rock music lies deep in the roots of Bishop Heber Hall’s culture which is portrayed through Octavia. Octavia gets an annual attendance of over 1500 people, making it one of the city’s largest and most awaited rock festivals. Bishop Heber Hall Chapel The Chapel is a unique and prominent speciality of Bishop Heber Hall. The rose garden in the frontyard of the chapel is also home to the Bell Tower. Sunday services are held regularly and the order of worship is a blend of Anglican and South Indian orders. The chapel walls are painted and tiles are carefully polished each year by the residents themselves. The floor tiles were imported from Scotland and the altar was cut from a single piece of rock that was transported from Tiruchirappalli. This is a constant reminder of the roots of Bishop Heber Hall. The Chapel sustains the Bishop Heber Chapel Choir. The current serving chaplain is Rev. Dr. C. Somu Ebenezer Ross. Martin Hall Established in 1968, Martin Hall was the only hall for women on campus until 2009, when Margaret Hall was set up. The hall was named after Agnes Martin, wife of Prof. Gavin Martin of the college. Mrs. Martin was also the YWCA's Madras secretary and