The event was a combination of the annual cultural fest Renaissance, foreign language fairSchoneAmour and the technical fest Techspan. There was a plethora of events to motivate students to put their best foot forward.
The first day was dedicated to Techspan 2013 and was graced by Manav Khosla, account director, Reuters Market light. Addressing the students, Khosla said, technology had evolved and influenced the world by connecting it 24x7.
He emphasised that to be successful, one needs to concentrate on the bottom of the pyramid which is the rural population in case of the Indian economy. Various sectors like Telecom, FMCG and Retail have realised this success mantra and that’s why they are moving towards social enterprises to uplift rural community, he pointed out.
He concluded with an encouraging quote: “Prepare yourself to be challenged and excited.”
SchoneAmour — the foreign language fair, provided students the opportunity to showcase their talent through a talent hunt, tattoo, rangoli and collage making competition, bier-garten, treasure hunt, a language quiz and minute-to-minute games in which both students and teachers participated.
Renaissance, on the other hand, witnessed quite a few cultural events. Chief guest Kiran Chopra, who is chairperson of the Varishth Nagrik Kesari Club, emphasised the power of youth in her speech. Her organisation is associated with old-age homes taking care of the elderly who are abandoned by their children.