Panjab University Swami Sarvanand Giri (PUSSG) Regional Centre, Hoshiarpur, is all set to present its three-day fest ANANT 2014 beginning March 13 with ZISTATVA as its theme.
ANANT 2014, a techno- cultural fest will be a three-day long festival reviving the gizmo-freak and other personal skills of an individual will end on March 15. ANANT meaning ‘Never Ending’ in Hindi dialect covers all the kinds of challenging events covering technical, cultural, literary and gaming events.
ZISTATVA is a Sanskrit word for culture and through this we will recreate the essence of Indian tradition. To achieve this, various events such as group discussions on Indian tourism, Kutneeti, Indian cuisine etc will be organised and cultural events such as the Fashion show depicting the retro look, the traditional dresses of various states, etc will be showcased. The festivals are like a map charting our spiritual progress in God.
In the technical field there are events like line follower robots following the Swastika pattern, algo-mania for designing algorithms for Indian games and junkyard for making agricultural equipments. The arrangements and preparations for the event are on full swing under the guidance and supervision of the Director, Prof Harminder Singh Bains. The carnival will start on March 13, 2014 and will conclude on March 15, 2014 with a daily dose of events testing the participants in various fields and subjects.
To make the event successful Sachdeva Stocks (P) ltd. has supported the event as the main sponsor, whereas The Pioneer, Chandigarh edition is the media partner. The radio partner for the event are Big FM 92.7 and DHl has extended support as logistics partner. Kicking off with a few literary events including debates and discussions, one will get to see dance and drama all through the day ending with mechanical events. ANANT will bring along with it an environment where learning meets fun and enjoyment meets intellect. It seeks to offer a memorable as well as educational experience which will be worth every second spent there.