The programme commenced on an auspicious note with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and a soulful group Shabad recital, followed by a floral welcome of the guests.Sh. Rishi Gupta, Deputy Registrar, I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The other eminent guests present were Dr. Nirmal Pandhi, Smt. Namita Gupta, Mamta Baba, Parveen Baba, Payal Baba and Sr. Assistant S. Balvinder Singh.In his address, Chief Guest Sh. Rishi Gupta lauded the confidence and talent of the students and urged them to stay vigilant and aware in today's technology-driven era. He observed that such co-curricular and cultural activities have now become an integral part of formal education and reflect the progressive shifts in the National Education Policy.
In her welcome address, Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari said that the prime objective of the college is to identify, nurture and polish the latent talent of students. She said that 'Pratibha Sangam' provides a vibrant platform where students can showcase their abilities, become self-reliant and give wings to their dreams. She informed that eight venues were set up for the fest, hosting 19 different competitions in which around 400 students from various colleges participated.The competitions were divided into three main categories - Literary category comprising Extempore, General Quiz, Debate, Science Model Exhibition and Shark Tank Idea Presentation; Cultural category comprising Solo Dance, Group Dance, Solo Song, Mimicry, Choreography and Street Play (Nukkad Natak); and Fine Arts category comprising Rangoli, Poster Making, Clay Modeling, Collage, Mehendi, Nail Art, Reels/Shorts Making and Face Painting.An eminent panel of judges was invited to judge the events. Prof. Mamta Chaudhary Govt. College, Hoshiarpur and Prof. Naiya from R.R. Bawa DAV College, judged the Fine Arts events, while S. Preetpal Singh, Ustad Ashok Kumar and Mr. Happy Artist judged the Cultural events and Prof. Harjit Singh (J.C. DAV College, Dasuya) and Mrs. Ravindra Kaur (Retd. Prof. English) judged the Literary events.The stage was elegantly conducted by Dr. Neenu Sharma and Dr. Dimple Sharma. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from undergraduate students. A special attraction of the day was the energetic 'Giddha' performance by the students which enthralled the audience. The students also presented a powerful street play on the theme of 'Drug-Free India' which left a deep impact on everyone.During the fest, Ms. Palak, a meritorious alumna of the college, was honoured on stage with a cash prize of Rs. 5,100 for her outstanding achievements.In the final results, the coveted Overall Champion Trophy was bagged by SSM College, Dinanagar, while Swami Sarvanand Group of Institutions, Dinanagar secured the First Runner-up Trophy and Government College, Gurdaspur won the Second Runner-up Trophy.On this occasion, the Chief Guest, special guests and coordinators from various colleges were honoured with mementos. All participants were also awarded certificates and mementos. The Managing Committee congratulated all the winners and appreciated the efforts of the organizers, stating that such fests play a vital role in honing the hidden talents of students and shaping their overall personality.
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