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IIAS marks 60th Foundation Day

The event featured perfomances by Fellows and staff.

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The Indian Institute of Advanced Study (IIAS), Shimla, celebrated its 60th Foundation Day with a tree plantation drive along with various cultural programmes. On this occasion, the Institute’s National Fellows, Tagore Fellows, Fellows, Associates, officers, and staff members participated with great enthusiasm.

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The celebrations commenced with a tree plantation ceremony held near the Fire Station Café on campus. Following this, a cultural programme was organised at the Pool Theatre, featuring performances by the Fellows and staff, including poetry recitations, reflections, songs, and devotional renditions.

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A patriotic poem was recited by Ojasvi Rana. Thereafter, Dr Muneesh Kumar, Fellow, shared his reflections on the background and historical significance of the institute’s foundation day.

A literary composition by Rasaranjani Devi was presented by Dr Uma Anantani, Fellow, which added a rich cultural essence to the event. Songs were presented collectively by Dr Nisha Pal, Dr Dhruvjyoti Sharma, and Dr Neelanjana Chatterjee, Associate Fellows. Former Fellow Dr Mansi also rendered a melodious song.

In addition, Devendra Singh performed a song and Sanyam Singh presented the traditional Punjabi folk dance Bhangra, adding vibrancy to the occasion. The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr Meenu Agarwal, Medical Officer. The programme was conducted by Akhilesh Pathak, Public Relations Officer.

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The event concluded with the National Anthem.

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