SRINAGAR – University of Kashmir continued its winning spree by bagging the top positions in the cultural procession and literary events at the 28th North Zone Inter-University Youth Festival, Guldasta 2012 organised by Association of Indian Universities at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.
A team comprising of 36 students led by Shahid Ali Khan, Cultural Officer, University of Kashmir participated in debate, elocution, quiz, poster making, spot photography, collage making, painting, clay modeling, Rangoli and cartoon competitions at the North Zone Inter University Youth festival in which around 900 students from different Universities of North India participated.
The KU team won the first position in the overall cultural procession, 2nd position in the elocution competition by Mohammad Shahkar Wani and first position in quiz competition by Owais Bashir, Abdul Basit and Muniza Manzoor while as in the spot Photography competition Janbaz Rahil bagged the 3rd prize.
The Vice Chancellor, University of Kashmir, Prof Talat Ahamd, Registrar, Prof. Zaffar Ahmad Reshi and, Dean Students Welfare, Prof. Neelofer Khan congratulated the team and appreciated the work of the Department of Students Welfare.
While congratulating the team for its brilliant performance at the North Zone competitions Prof Talat wished the team good luck in its future endeavors and especially for the upcoming 28th All India Level National Youth Festival being organized by Association of Indian Universities in Kalyani University West Bengal in February 2013.
Around 1200 students from 70 Universities across India are expected to participate in this Mega Festival.
On the brilliant performance of the team, In-charge KU Team and Cultural Officer University of Kashmir Shahid Ali Khan said, “This was the outcome of Sonzal 2012. Around 700 youth from various colleges and departments participated in the Sonzal 2012 this year and 36 students were selected for the north zone festival. And now we have qualified the nationals.
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