The technical students of the State enthusiastically showcased their immense talent in grand Hindi literary festival ‘Tooryanaad 2018’ and expressed their love and respect for national language Hindi.
Tooryanaad is organized every year by Hindi Rajbhasha Samiti Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal to promote Hindi among technical students. Hindi Rajbhasha Samiti MANIT, Bhopal had organized various Intra College events. These events included extempore, short poem recitation and general knowledge quiz where students from all the years and all the streams participated enthusiastically in large numbers.
It is noteworthy that the students from esteemed colleges from across the State participated in the fest. It was an inter college fest where the students participated enthusiastically. Here on Sunday the three day fest concluded with the colours and fizzy shades of young talent. Four competitions marked the conclusion of Tooryanaad 2018.
The competitions included All India poet’s meet, Treasure Hunt (Chakravyuh), Creative Writing Competition and Street Plays.
The day began with All India Poet’s Meet in the morning. There were many students, who participated in the young poets’ meet. These young poets recited their creations before the audiences.
On the other hand, a series of street plays were held across the city. There were nine teams that participated from cities including Reewa, Indore, Vidisha, Bhopal, Gwalior and other cities of Madhya Pradesh. These teams raised social issues including women empowerment, freedom struggle and issues after that, human trafficking, farmers and even other issues.
Through the street plays the students tried to give out a social message and spread awareness especially among the young generation.
Later, the Treasure Hunt was like an icing on the cake at the event. The students were given various clues that they had to break and search for the answer. It was sheer pleasure to watch young students performing so confidently and with unimaginable innovations that added zest in the conclusion of Tooryanaad.