Faridabad/Alive News: ‘Deepotsav-4.0’ was organized by the Department of Environment and Vasundhara Eco Club at J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA. The event featured various competitions such as a Rangoli competition and a dance competition based on the theme ‘Tradition to Progress’. Participants and students took part with great enthusiasm and zeal, showcasing their creative and cultural talents. The event concluded with a cultural evening in the auditorium.
Dr. Renuka Gupta, Head of the Department, stated that two major competitions were organized under ‘Deepotsav 4.0’. These included a Rangoli competition based on the theme ‘Tradition to Progress’ and a dance competition. Students from various departments and courses of the university participated enthusiastically in these competitions. 10 students showcase their talent in the Rangoli competition, and 17 students in the dance competition. These competitions served not only as a platform for students’ creative expression but also as a medium to promote cultural unity and mutual participation within the university. The winners of the competitions were honored with trophies.
Additionally, three students who have continuously worked and contributed significantly to the Vasundhara Eco Club over the past two years were also honored with trophies for their dedicated services and outstanding contribution. Neetu Gupta, Shailaja, and Sakshi played important roles as members of the competition’s jury.
The cultural evening ceremony, held in the Swami Vivekananda Auditorium of the university, commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp. Head of the Department and Coordinator of Vasundhara Eco Club Dr. Renuka Gupta, Co-coordinator Dr. Anita Girdhar, and Dean Prof. Dr. Anuradha Sharma were specially present on the occasion. Everyone encouraged the students and motivated them to actively participate in the competitions.
In his congratulatory message, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sanjay Kumar (Sanjay Kaushik) congratulated all the winning participants and wished them a bright future. He inspired and encouraged students to celebrate a pollution-free Diwali with special care for environmental conservation. The effort to connect traditional festivals with environmental protection and creativity through ‘Deepotsav 4.0’ is commendable.
The program concluded with a cultural evening conveying a message of environmental awareness. This event provided an opportunity for students to hone their talents while understanding the importance of Indian traditions and environmental conservation.
