<p>The students of PES College, Bangalore South campus, recently held a week-long interdepartmental cultural fest called Kashvi 13. A spectacular event, it brought the students closer to each other. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The purpose of this meet was to bring out the hidden talents among students and get them to know each other better. <br /><br />It also gave the students a chance to show their creative ideas. <br /><br />The cultural programme began with ‘cooking without fire’ and many students came forward and participated in the event. <br /><br />The young chefs were seen trying to get a perfect balance of taste with ingredients like fruit, biscuits, milk etc. <br /><br />The participants were judged on the basis of their presentation skills and taste. Events like collage, drawing, card-making, ‘mystery box’ and debate were also held. <br />Kavya, a student, says that ‘mystery box’ was one of the highlights of the fest. <br />“This event portrayed the fact that waste products can be useful in some or the other way.<br /><br /> Participants were given things like plastic bottles, old newspapers, cardboard and ice-cream sticks and the result was stunning. <br /><br />While some tried to create a beachside house, others made a village dwelling. <br />On the second day of the culturals, we had an event called ‘Amnesia’, where a student was called upon by the judges to answer a witty question.<br /><br /> It was a great start to the day and we had competitions like dancing, singing, antakshari, rangoli, ‘Tom Dick and Harry’, ‘JAM’ and a treasure hunt over the course of the day,” he explains.<br /><br />Participants of the dance and singing competitions were coordinated, stylish and a delight to watch. <br /><br />The icing on the cake was the treasure hunt. Bhavana, a student, says that it was great to see everyone dressed up for the occasion. <br /><br />“The last day of the fest was the most memorable as all of us were told to dress in ethnic wear. <br /><br />The day began with an invocation and a beautiful classical dance by one of the students. Later, shields and certificates were given to all those who emerged victorious in various competitions. <br /><br />We also took out time to have two more events such as ‘mad ads’ and a stand-up comedy act, which left the crowd in splits. <br /><br />Every student loved each moment of this wonderful event. It was a great platform for all of us to showcase out talent and improve on it,” she sums up.<br /></p>
<p>The students of PES College, Bangalore South campus, recently held a week-long interdepartmental cultural fest called Kashvi 13. A spectacular event, it brought the students closer to each other. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The purpose of this meet was to bring out the hidden talents among students and get them to know each other better. <br /><br />It also gave the students a chance to show their creative ideas. <br /><br />The cultural programme began with ‘cooking without fire’ and many students came forward and participated in the event. <br /><br />The young chefs were seen trying to get a perfect balance of taste with ingredients like fruit, biscuits, milk etc. <br /><br />The participants were judged on the basis of their presentation skills and taste. Events like collage, drawing, card-making, ‘mystery box’ and debate were also held. <br />Kavya, a student, says that ‘mystery box’ was one of the highlights of the fest. <br />“This event portrayed the fact that waste products can be useful in some or the other way.<br /><br /> Participants were given things like plastic bottles, old newspapers, cardboard and ice-cream sticks and the result was stunning. <br /><br />While some tried to create a beachside house, others made a village dwelling. <br />On the second day of the culturals, we had an event called ‘Amnesia’, where a student was called upon by the judges to answer a witty question.<br /><br /> It was a great start to the day and we had competitions like dancing, singing, antakshari, rangoli, ‘Tom Dick and Harry’, ‘JAM’ and a treasure hunt over the course of the day,” he explains.<br /><br />Participants of the dance and singing competitions were coordinated, stylish and a delight to watch. <br /><br />The icing on the cake was the treasure hunt. Bhavana, a student, says that it was great to see everyone dressed up for the occasion. <br /><br />“The last day of the fest was the most memorable as all of us were told to dress in ethnic wear. <br /><br />The day began with an invocation and a beautiful classical dance by one of the students. Later, shields and certificates were given to all those who emerged victorious in various competitions. <br /><br />We also took out time to have two more events such as ‘mad ads’ and a stand-up comedy act, which left the crowd in splits. <br /><br />Every student loved each moment of this wonderful event. It was a great platform for all of us to showcase out talent and improve on it,” she sums up.<br /></p>
