Gonda: Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Degree College organised a Kalash Decoration Competition under the Seva Sankalp campaign, with 149 students participating in the event hosted by the college’s Cultural Committee in the Sand Model Room.
Acting Principal Prof. Sandeep Kumar Srivastava said such competitions help students develop respect for Indian culture, traditional art, creativity and the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Dr Chaman Kaur, convener of the Cultural Committee, described the event as a meaningful initiative to preserve and promote India’s cultural traditions in keeping with the objectives of the Seva Sankalp campaign.
Students enthusiastically decorated kalash using vibrant colours, attractive designs, traditional motifs and creative patterns, reflecting the richness of Indian traditions and artistic expression.
Tejaswini of BA third semester secured first position, followed by Simran of BA fifth semester in second place. Jyoti Singh of BSc first semester and Mamta of BA third semester were also recognised among the top performers.
The judging panel comprised Prof. Aman Chandra, Prof. Shashiwala, Dr Mala Singh and Dr Neetu Saxena. Dr Ila Tiwari served as convener, while Dr Mukta Tandon was the co-convener.
Prof. Arvind Kumar Sharma, nodal officer for the Seva Sankalp campaign, congratulated the students and faculty members, appreciating their efforts in making the event successful. Members of the Cultural Committee and college staff also contributed to the programme.
The competition provided students an opportunity to showcase their creativity, explore traditional art forms and strengthen their connection with Indian cultural values.
