CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Sarojini Naidu Government Girls Postgraduate (Autonomous) College Concludes Annual Fest ‘Bhavya 2024-25’ with ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat: Cultural Carnival’
The closing ceremony of the annual festival ‘Bhavya 2024-25’ at Sarojini Naidu Government Girls Postgraduate (Autonomous) College was marked by the grand celebration of ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat: Cultural Carnival.’ The event was graced by the presence of Inder Singh Parmar, Minister of Higher Education, Technical Education & AYUSH, and Chetas Sukhadia, Regional Organization Secretary of ABVP (Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad).
Also present were Bharti Kumbhare Satankar, Chairperson of the College Janbhagidari Committee, and College Principal Deepti Srivastava.
Cultural Carnival Highlights
The cultural carnival showcased the rich cultural heritage of various Indian states, with over 100 students participating in 18 groups.
The winners of the cultural competition were:
🥇 First Place: Bihar Group
🥈 Second Place: West Bengal Group
🥉 Third Place: Maratha Group
The event also featured various sports competitions, in which faculty members, students, and guests enthusiastically participated.
Speeches & Key Takeaways
Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar emphasized the need for universities and colleges to document and enrich ancient Indian knowledge through research and studies. He highlighted the sacrifices of tribal heroes in India’s freedom struggle, encouraging pride in their valor and contributions.
Minister Parmar stated:
“Just as India is carving a new path of development under the leadership of the President on the global stage, this college, under the leadership of its daughters, is also moving towards becoming an inspiring and ideal institution. This institute will serve as a center for transforming social perceptions about daughters.”
He also praised the tribal research center’s paintings created by female students, calling them commendable. He remarked that:
“The tradition of Saraswati Puja in educational institutions symbolizes respect and faith in feminine power. India is the only country in the world where character-building is prioritized, and our educational institutions serve as the foundation for this noble pursuit.”
Minister Parmar extended his greetings to the students on International Women’s Day.
Insights from Director Chetas Sukhadia
Director Chetas Sukhadia acknowledged the pivotal role of women from India’s glorious past to the present day in nation-building.
He stressed the importance of strong communication between students and teachers and suggested the establishment of student solution centers on campuses to address student concerns effectively.
“Student life is not just about achieving success but also about creating meaningful impact,” he stated, adding that institutions should foster an environment of joy to make students’ lives both successful and fulfilling.
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