National Library Week was observed at Sanchi Buddhist-Indian Knowledge Studies University. On this occasion different quizzes were organized in the university on Monday, speech competition on Tuesday and workshop on Wednesday.
Students of MA, MSc, M.Phil and Ph.D. participated extensively in the competitions organized by the Central Library of the University.
In the quiz competition, the students were asked oral objective questions in which Prashant Khare, a student of M.Sc Yoga Department, won the first prize, while Anish Kumar, a PhD researcher from the Hindi Department and from the Department of Buddhist Studies, earned the same marks. PhD researcher Avinash Burman won the second prize.
The third prize was jointly won by Sandeep, a PhD researcher from the Vedic Studies Department and Vinay Tiwari, a PhD researcher from the Indian Philosophy Department.
In a speech competition held on Tuesday on the topic How to use electronic resources in research, students explained how time can be saved by using internet, e-journal, website, e-library. How can our research be upgraded by acquiring new ideas from ongoing research and earlier research. Each participant in the speech competition was provided a time of 5-5 minutes.
The winner of the speech competition was Prakash Kumar, an M.Phil researcher from the Department of Buddhist Studies, while Neha Saini, a Ph.D. researcher from the Yoga Department and Muskan Solanki, a Ph.D. researcher from the Department of English, secured the second place jointly. The third place was jointly by PhD research researcher Nitin Kumar of Vedic Studies and Nilesh Vishwakarma, a student of MA Yoga Department.