The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a soulful Shabad recital and a floral welcome of the guests.S. Sakattar Singh Bal, Director, School Education, Punjab (Secondary Education) graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The distinguished guests present on the occasion included Principal Jaskaran Singh (Govt. Sr. Sec. School for Boys, Dinanagar), Mr. Nek Chand, Mr. Ashwani, Mr. Surjit, Mr. Jagdev (National Awardee), Mr. Ashwani Sharma, Mr. Naveen, Mr. Ashok Begowal, Mrs. Sonika (Principal, Gobind Public School), Mrs. Misha and Mrs. Jyoti Bala.In her welcome address, Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari warmly welcomed all the guests and expressed immense pride that 25 different schools had participated in the fest. Encouraging the young participants, she said that participation is more important than winning and urged them to work hard to bring laurels to their schools and parents.Under 'Pratibha Sangam', competitions were held in three major categories. The Literary category included Extempore, General Quiz, Debate, Science Model Exhibition and Shark Tank Idea Pitch; the Cultural category included Solo Dance, Group Dance, Solo Song, Mimicry, Choreography and Street Play; and the Fine Arts category included Rangoli, Poster Making, Clay Modeling, Collage, Mehendi, Nail Art, Reels/Shorts Making and Face Painting.The events were judged by an eminent panel of experts. The Fine Arts category was judged by Mr. Ashwani Verma, Mr. Lovleen Verma and Prof. Kamini Kalia; the Cultural category by renowned Sufi Singer Dr. Sagar Katha, S. Harmanjot Singh and S. Arshpreet Singh; and the Literary category by Dr. Deepak and Mrs. Tanvi Mahajan.In his inspirational address, Chief Guest S. Sakattar Singh Bal said that talent knows no boundaries and with true ability, one can achieve any goal, anywhere. Expressing concern over the growing trend of youth migrating abroad, he urged students to recognize the immense opportunities available within the country and especially in Punjab. Citing the life of former President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, he said that with knowledge and hard work, Dr. Kalam rose from a humble background to the highest office and spent his last moments among students. He also gave the example of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln who achieved success despite repeated failures. He advised students to set their life goals early and work hard relentlessly, reminding them that "Impossible itself says - I'm Possible".Adding colour to the event, students of the college presented the traditional Punjabi folk dance 'Luddi' with great enthusiasm, while student Palak mesmerized the audience with her soulful folk song rendition.The stage was efficiently conducted by Dr. Neenu Sharma, Dr. Dimple Sharma and student Gurleen.In the final results, the Overall First Trophy was bagged by Jiya Lal Mittal Senior Secondary School, Gurdaspur, the Second Trophy was jointly shared by K.C.M. Ratangarh and H.R.A. International School, Gurdaspur, and the Third Trophy went to Government Senior Secondary School, Begowal. The winners were felicitated with trophies, certificates and prizes.The programme concluded with the National Anthem in the presence of the entire school staff of the college.
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