Four-day State-level techno-cultural event Vihaan for students begins

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Some were seen involved in face-painting while some showcased their creativity in colourful rangoli. Some students revealed their love for cooking and some students portrayed the hidden musician in them.

The four-day State-level techno-cultural event Vihaan 2017 began here on Monday at Radharaman Group of Institutions with a lot of fervour. In the techno cultural fest the students are enthusiastically participating in various competitions.

Vihaan also gives an opportunity to the students to explore distinctive talents on college level. The students also enhanced their technical skills through competitions like robotics, C Mania, and more.

The four day fest was inaugurated by MP Alok Sanjar. Chairman of Radharaman Group of Institutions RR Saxena was also present on the occasion.

The students enjoyed a blend of technical events as well as cultural events altogether. Notably, the programme is divided into various sections that include, Technical Fest, Cultural Events, Art Villa and the Sports events are also organised at the college premises.

Other than these events quiz competition, popular lectures also attracted the students to be a part of technical events.

Further, the students who are interested in sports enjoyed the indoor and outdoor games like Carrom, Table Tennis, Chess, and Badminton. The most participation was seen in Gully Cricket and the students enjoyed it to the fullest.

 Other competitions like rangoli making, poster making, collage making, face painting, tattoo making were more famous among the students who loves art and they also participated enthusiastically.

Notably, in order to boost up the technical knowledge and to discover new talents in the field of culture as well the programme was organised.

The grand event is targeted to attract all the students from different colleges of the city. Many students from other colleges are also a part of the fest.

To make the event more enjoyable a rock band performance was also held.

The first day of the event was an extravagance for the students as they enjoyed and participated in various competitions which not only match up to their skills but also brush-up their qualities in extra-curricular activities.

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