Students from DAV College, Sector 10 in Chandigarh, have brought immense pride to their institution by securing top honours at a prestigious inter-university cultural competition. The event, the State Youth Festival, was hosted by Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) in Amritsar and took place from November 30 to December 3.
Celebrating Student Excellence in Folk Arts
The talented students showcased their skills in traditional Punjabi folk arts, competing against peers from various universities across the state. Gurkirat Singh demonstrated exceptional talent by clinching the first position in the 'Rassa Watna' category. Not far behind, Bhajanpreet Kaur displayed her prowess and earned the second position in 'Guddian Patole'.
College authorities were quick to highlight that these victories were not a matter of chance. They attributed the success to the students' consistent effort and dedicated preparation. The participants underwent rigorous training under the guidance of their mentor, Rajinder Singh, whose expertise and coaching played a pivotal role in their outstanding performance.
Leadership Applauds the Winners
The college administration expressed its delight and pride in the students' accomplishments. Dean of Cultural Activities, Purnima Sehgal, and Principal Mona Narang extended their heartfelt congratulations to the winning students. They also commended mentor Rajinder Singh for his invaluable contribution and guidance.
In their statements, the officials emphasized that these achievements reflect the vibrant cultural ecosystem at DAV College, Sector 10. They reiterated the institution's philosophy of fostering holistic development, where academic pursuits and extracurricular excellence go hand in hand.
A Continued Commitment to Holistic Education
Looking ahead, the college has affirmed its dedication to supporting student participation in cultural forums. Officials stated that DAV College will continue to actively encourage and support cultural activities alongside its academic programs. This commitment ensures that students have ample opportunities to explore and excel in their artistic passions, building a well-rounded profile.
The success at the State Youth Festival in Amritsar serves as a significant motivation for other students and reinforces Chandigarh's reputation as a hub for nurturing both intellectual and artistic talent.
