The social awareness messages like ‘Quit Tobacco’, ‘Smoking is dangerous to health’ and other information was given in a healthcare programme organised by the students of Patel Group of Institutions here on Friday.
The health care awareness camp along with other cultural events was organised under the State level techno cultural event Insignia-2014. With more than 25 competitions there were as many as 500 participants in various competitions. The students gave a message that the youngsters are becoming addicted to this. Further, they also informed about the solution and the precautions that can be taken to save children from these hazardous habits.
Here on third day of the techno cultural fest, a veteran Bollywood and theatre personality Ahmed Khan judged the participants on various fields. Under the theme based Fashion fiesta the participants showcased the colourful and majestic cultures and traditions of various regions of the country as the theme for fashion fiesta was ‘Regions of India’.
The programme was further followed with nukkad natak (Street Play). The participants presented plays on topics like female child infanticide, child abuse, and other social evils creating chaos in the social harmony of the society. Further, the participants also wondrously depicted the irresponsible behaviour showed by the hospital authorities and the doctors in few cases.
As Insignia 2014 is a techno cultural fest, students also presented the technical paper under the technical segment of the programme. The paper presentation was held on the topics like Energy, Railway, Cloud Computing and more. Further, a singing competition Surshringar was also held and participants presented pop songs.