Two-days cultural exchange started at MTSM college

Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 3:04 PM
Prof. Neera Grover and Artists from Baroda graced the occasion 

Ludhiana:19 March 2015: (Rector Kathuria//Punjab Screen):

Expression of music in the form of euphonic melodies suffused the atmosphere of Master Tara Singh Memorial College for Women, a two-days cultural exchange program with Baroda University which begun here at the campus today.

Glitterati, Prof. Neera Grover (Department of Music Vocal, Panjab University, Chd) graced the occasion as chief guest. She appreciated the efforts of the college to organize this Cultural Exchange Program with full enthusiasm.

Bharat I Mahant (Asstt. Prof) mesmerized the audience by showing his skill at violin classic. Kedar Mukadam witnessed the program and all swayed to his classical vocal melodies. Along with them Mayur Vaghela and Dhrupansinh Gohil gave the glimpse of their excellent prowess and whole ambience was full of gaiety and mirth. 

Dr. (Mrs.) Meera Madan  and Mr. Vidya Sagar Rampal (TV, Radio artist and social worker) were welcomed as special guests on the musical occasion. The whole event was organized under the kind and diligent guidance of Mrs. Harminder Kaur, Head (Department of Music) MTSM.

College principal Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kaur Chawla (Syndicate member, P.U, Chd) honored the artists. Appreciating the event, she said such kind of programmes give us the opportunity to understand the varied music tradition of India. S. Kanwalinder Singh (Secretary, College Managing Committee) and other members of college managing committee were also present on the occasion.

GADVASU will conduct youth festival in November

 Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 5:52 PM

The students are in Great Spirit 

                                                                                                                           Youth Festival at GADVASU--A file photo

Ludhiana- 31-October, 2014. (Punjab Screen Bureau):

Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University, GADVASU, Ludhiana is going to organise Youth Festival in the second week of November. The whole show will be organize from 04 Nov. to 09 Nov. While disseminating this information Dr. Satinder Pal Singh Sangha Director Student’s welfare told that our students are doing well in different extra mural activities at all India Agricultural & Veterinary Inter University fests and they have won a number of prizes and trophies in these events so we organize this festival to polish and develop their talent and skill. It will be the spring board for students to achieve the new heights. Dr. Singh informed that to streamline all the functioning, committees have been formed and duties are allocated.

             Dr. Darshan Singh Barhi, Organizing Secretary of the Youth festival told that Painting, Poster making, Cartooning on 4 Nov, Collage making, Rangoli and Clay Modelling on 5 Nov,  Installation, Debate, Elocution, Creative Writing, Extempore, and Haas-Ras Poetry on 6 Nov,   Folk Songs, Creative Dance, Light Vocal and Group Songs on 7 Nov, Quiz, Mime, Skit, Mono Acting, Mimicry and One act play on 8 Nov, Shabad and Bhajan Gayan, Western Song,  Folk Dance and Prize distribution function will be on the Concluding day i.e 09 Nov. Dr. Singh told that these co-curricular activities are an essential part of studentship so it is right of students to enjoy this flavour. He told that these festivals develop cordial relations in students whereas help to build confidence in them.

Dr. N K Sood, President Dance, Drama and Music Club informed that whole fest will be conducted according to the notified rules of inter University competitions. The students are in Great Spirit and full of zeal to become the part of youth festival. They are devoting their extra time to prepare their events to stage it in exclusive manner he added. He hoped that the festival will leave healthy, cheerful and colourful impressions to all the participants and spectators.