The students of Women’s Polytechnic are enjoying the five-day long annual function ‘Fusion 2015’. The series of programmes began here from Monday that would conclude on Friday at the college’s premises. The function began with the oath taking ceremony by students’ committee on Monday. Various competitions are being organised for students to enjoy the fest.
The students are enthusiastically taking part in the competitions like rangoli making, solo and duet dance performances, Fireless cooking and art piece making under ‘Best out of Waste’. One of the faculty members of the college, Vinod Gupta told The Pioneer said, “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. The students of Women’s Polytechnic College enjoyed the opening day with a lot of fervor. The huge participation of the students showcased their enthusiasm.
This was not all for the day. Various participants served delicious eatables to enhance the taste buds of the students under the competition of Fireless Cooking. Here the participant had to prepare an eatable without using the fire.
So the participants served plates of Bhel puri, chaat, sandwiches and even the sweets stole away the show as well. Meenakshi Sen won the first prize she prepared Makhmali ladoo, Tejaswini Kharche was on second position, she prepares Khajur Ke ladoo and Krati Shadilya won the third prize she prepared Bread Ke ladoo.
Other competitions like Duet dance competition and Rangoli making also centre point of attraction. Under Rangoli Competition, the students prepared wondrous figures of lord Krishna, Peakcock, Flowers and many more. The first prize under this competition was won by Shikha Vishwakarma and Raksha Yadav and Shalini Rajput won the second and third prizes respectively.
Further under Best out of waste Shruti Khandelwal, Pratyusha Ingle and Shrasti Nashikkar won the first, second and third prizes respectively. Moreover, under Solo Singing Competition, Vaishali Gurjar, Neha Dangi and Pooja Nagotra won the first, second and third prizes. The five-day fest is filled with dance, music, solo and duet songs, and a lot of fun that will continue till Friday.