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Aahvan: Youth Fest ends on high note

PNS

Leaving behind the fond memories, the first youth fest of Dr Syama Prasad Mukherjee University (DSPMU) concluded on a high note on Wednesday. The youth festival organised by the student union leaders of the respective varsity for the first time saw an array of events being performed by the handful of talented students.

The participants entered into the arena to compete with their counterparts in various artistic forms. The youths of the college showcased their skills in several vibrant arty events ranging from classical vocal solo (Hindustani/ Carnatic), classical instrumental solo (Percussion), light vocal (Indian), western vocal (solo), group song (Indian), group song (western) to mimicry.

Other creative events like folk orchestra, western instrumental solo, rangoli making, spot photography, on the spot painting, mehandi designing, folk/tribal dance, classical dance, quiz, elocution, debate, poster-making, clay-modeling, collage making, cartoon sketching, monologue, skits including mime too saw the participation of students in huge numbers.

“This cultural extravaganza had given us the opportunity to showcase our talents. Such events hold An important place in a youth’s life who wants to carve a niche for themselves in different creative sectors,” said a college student. In the first of its kind effort, the student union leaders of the varsity had the responsibility of organising the fest, adding all quintessence of creative mediums while mingling several other art forms.