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Home / Haryana / Kurukshetra University Vice Chancellor Releases Poster Of Ratnawali Festival

Kurukshetra University Vice Chancellor releases poster of Ratnawali festival

Ratnawali fest from October 25 to 28
Tribune News Service
Kurukshetra, Updated At : 08:53 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST
Vice Chancellor Som Nath Sachdeva releases poster of Ratnawali on Wednesday.

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Kurukshetra University Vice Chancellor Som Nath Sachdeva released the poster of Ratnawali festival on Wednesday.

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The Department of Youth and Cultural Affairs, Kurukshetra University, will organise the state-level cultural festival — Ratnawali from October 25 to 28.

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While releasing the poster, VC Sachdeva said Kurukshetra University was ready to host the festival. Such events play a significant role in giving international recognition to the culture of Haryana, he added.

KU Registrar Sanjeev Sharma said all arrangements had been thoroughly examined and completed for this festival. The brochure and poster are designed by the students of the Fine Arts Department, KU.

Deputy Director, Public Relations Department, Dr Jimmy Sharma said the main highlights of this four-day vibrant festival were Haryanvi fashion show, folk orchestra, Sangeet Sandhya and Group Dance Haryanvi.

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