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Home / Amritsar / Gndu Zonal Youth Festival For Education Colleges Begins

GNDU Zonal Youth Festival for education colleges begins

Tribune News Service
Amritsar, Updated At : 09:42 AM Oct 10, 2024 IST
The Zonal Youth Festival of Guru Nanak Dev University was inaugurated today in the Dashmesh Auditorium of the university. Students-artists from education colleges affiliated to GNDU are taking part in the event. - File photo

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The Zonal Youth Festival of Guru Nanak Dev University was inaugurated today in the Dashmesh Auditorium of the university. Students-artists from education colleges affiliated to GNDU are taking part in the event. As many as 300 student-artists will be participating in competitions in music, theatre, dance and fine arts during the festival.

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Prof Preet Mohinder Singh Bedi, Dean, Students’ Welfare, was the chief guest at the function. Dr Amandeep Singh, youth welfare in-charge said that on the first day, competitions in costume parade, mimicry, skit, geet/ghazal and folk songs were organised in the Dashmesh Auditorium.

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