The students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College organised the Teacher’s Day pageant with a spontaneous display of their affection for the faculty. The highlight, undoubtedly was the sheer variety of talents that the students showcased, matched in equal measures by the spirited participation of the teachers. A Classical Dance Recital by Prof Minakshi Chaturvedi, a sizzling ramp walk by Dr Divyesh Shah, and the melodious outpourings from the guitar of Prof Dilip Shah, the Dean of Student Affairs of the College being the highlights.
With 500 plus students in attendance, the programme was taken to an all-together different plane by the anchors Umang Somani, Navneet Dugar and Ayush Tiwari, who were, as gushing students pointed out, “Awe-soooome”! Flames, the Dance collective of BESC did what they do best, set the stage a-flame with their sizzling performance. Crescendo, the music collective, set tones that are hard to match and Enact presented a skit that had the audience and the teachers in splits.
Tokens of appreciation (and gratitude and respect) were presented to the teachers on the occasion, a humble tribute to a service that is priceless. Moupia Banerjee and Tanvee Sethia were the organising volunteers who deserve to be appreciated for pulling off such a huge event without a glitch. If putting up an event with one college collective is difficult, one can well appreciate the effort that had three collectives participating, that too in front of half the college and most of the teachers!
This report has been filed by Ayushi Sharma with camera persons Yash Jain, Sirazuddin and Anshu Gupta of the Expressions.
What could have been a better way than celebrating Independence day with special ones. Thirty students along with professors Divyesh Shah and Vijay Kothari with our motto “NOT ME BUT YOU” the students endeavoured to carve a smile each on the faces of all the destitute children of The Refuge orphanage.
A new phase of Bhawanipur named AIESEC Bhawanipur a student exchange program was introduced in our college on the 7th of October in the college auditorium. Prof Dilip Shah introduced what AIESEC is all about and also introduced the two speakers for the following program, Mr. Mal and Mr. Zubin Rashid.
The earth once again revolved and we celebrated it with the new batch, their arrival, with a heralding mission, Orientation. Over three days and twelve slots, the newcomers were invited to encapsulate the ambience of The Bhawanipur College, to witness its recurring accomplishments and to have a glimpse of our great college. The inquisitive minds …
The Department of Sociology had organized a day field trip to Eco Park Kolkata with the students of semester 5 on December 9, 2023. In the field trip the students had learnt about the ecological significance of an amusement park in a metropolitan city and its socio-cultural impact. They had participated in activities to study …
To Sir, with Love
The students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College organised the Teacher’s Day pageant with a spontaneous display of their affection for the faculty. The highlight, undoubtedly was the sheer variety of talents that the students showcased, matched in equal measures by the spirited participation of the teachers. A Classical Dance Recital by Prof Minakshi Chaturvedi, a sizzling ramp walk by Dr Divyesh Shah, and the melodious outpourings from the guitar of Prof Dilip Shah, the Dean of Student Affairs of the College being the highlights.
With 500 plus students in attendance, the programme was taken to an all-together different plane by the anchors Umang Somani, Navneet Dugar and Ayush Tiwari, who were, as gushing students pointed out, “Awe-soooome”! Flames, the Dance collective of BESC did what they do best, set the stage a-flame with their sizzling performance. Crescendo, the music collective, set tones that are hard to match and Enact presented a skit that had the audience and the teachers in splits.
Tokens of appreciation (and gratitude and respect) were presented to the teachers on the occasion, a humble tribute to a service that is priceless. Moupia Banerjee and Tanvee Sethia were the organising volunteers who deserve to be appreciated for pulling off such a huge event without a glitch. If putting up an event with one college collective is difficult, one can well appreciate the effort that had three collectives participating, that too in front of half the college and most of the teachers!
This report has been filed by Ayushi Sharma with camera persons Yash Jain, Sirazuddin and Anshu Gupta of the Expressions.
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