The students of Women's Polytechnic are enjoying the five-day long annual function 'Spandan-2013'. The series of programmes began from Saturday that would conclude on May 1 at the college's premises. The function began with an oath taking ceremony by students' committee on Saturday. Various competitions are being organised for students to enjoy the fest.
The five-day fest is filled with dance, music, ramp walk, and a lot of fun. The students are enthusiastically taking part in the competitions like Rangoli making, solo and duet dance performances, fireless cooking and traditional dress competition. One of the faculty members of the college, Vinod Gupta told The Pioneer that "The fest is not only organised for students to enjoy, but, it is more like a fun-learning package. The students may improve their skills with bringing various innovations in their work."
"The students could explore their distinctive talents to the fullest through active participation," added Principal of the college KV Rao.
Competition 'Traditional Costumes' captivated the attention of the spectators. All the participants were beautifully dressed up in bridal wears. More than 30 students participated in the competition.
Amita Tiwari, Mamta Meghnani and Kirti Malviya won the first second and third prize respectively. Various participants served delicious eatables to enhance the taste buds of the students under the competition of Fireless Cooking. In this, the participant had to prepare an eatable without using the fire. The participants served plates of Bhel puri, chaat, sandwiches and keeping in mind the hot summers many participants served ice-tea as well. Monika Talreja won the first prize, Rajani Tripathi was on second position and Mamta Meghnani won the third prize.
Other competitions like Duet dance competition and Rangoli making also becomes the centre point of attraction.
The second day of the fest concluded with a lot of fervour. Mehendi, group dance competition and ramp walk would be held on the third day of the fest.