Collective Efforts Needed to Unleash Hidden Talents in Youth

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The zonal youth festival at Cordia College, Sanghol, emphasized the importance of creating recreational opportunities for youth to discover and hone their talents. According to Dr. Manjit Singh, Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala, such events not only provide entertainment but also shed light on societal issues and offer solutions. The festival, attended by Punjabi singer Bhupinder Babal and music director Tejwant Kittu, featured various competitions including one-act play, mimicry, collage making, and cartooning. The winners of these events showcased their skills and creativity, highlighting the potential of youth to make a positive impact.

Key Takeaways:

  • The zonal youth festival at Cordia College, Sanghol, was a platform for youth to showcase their talents and hidden abilities.
  • Dr. Manjit Singh, Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala, emphasized the importance of creating recreational opportunities for youth to discover and shape their talents.
  • The festival featured various competitions, including one-act play, mimicry, collage making, and cartooning, which were won by students from different institutions.
  • Punjabi singer Bhupinder Babal and music director Tejwant Kittu attended the festival, motivating participants with their presence.
  • The event highlighted the potential of youth to make a positive impact on society by addressing social issues and providing solutions.
  • The winners of the competitions were recognized for their exceptional skills and creativity.

Statistics:

  • The festival featured competitions on three different stages, with events such as one-act play, mimicry, folk song, and western vocal solo.
  • A total of 10 competitions were held, including collage making, poster making, and cartooning.
  • The winners of the competitions were from different institutions, including Baba Zorawar Singh Fateh Singh Khalsa Girls College, Morinda, and Pesht Memorial National College, Rajpura.
  • The event was a collaborative effort between colleges, universities, NGOs, and government organizations.

Sources:

  • "FATEHGARH SAHIB, Oct. 14 --" published by Punjab News Line, accessed from Punjab News Line.