The technical students of the State enthusiastically showcased in grand Hindi literary festival ‘Tooryanaad 2015’ to showcase their love and respect for national language Hindi.
It is noterworthy that Tooryanaad is organised 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 organised 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 Monday the three day fest concluded with the colours and fizzy shades of young talent. Three competitions marked the conclusion of Tooryanaad 2015. The competitions included group dance competition, mock parliament and street plays.
The day began with mock parliament in the morning. The mock parliament was all about the enactment of parliament session with a speaker and opposition parties. The mock parliament session began from morning and continued till the evening. On the other hand, a series of street plays were held across the city. There were 12 teams that participated from cities including Jabalpur, Jhansi, Bhopal, Gwalior and other cities of Madhya Pradesh. These 12 teams raised social issues including women empowerment, child labour, child marriage, female infanticide 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.
Under the street play competition, first prize was bagged by Rashtray Team, MANIT. Their street play was on child labour. Further RGPV and Women Polytechnic College won the second and the third prizes respectively.
later, the group dance was performed that was like an icing on the cake at the event. The theme of the group dance was ‘Indian Culture’ where the students were asked to perform classical and semi classical dances.
It was sheer pleasure to watch young students performing so confidently and with unimaginable innovations that added zest in the conclusion of Tooryanaad.
On the other hand, speech by Alumni Heritage Team of MANIT who started off Tooryanaad gave a motivational and emotional speech.