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Festive Fervour at Its Peak on Day 3 TUMAKURU THRUSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 VOL. 1, ISSUE4 UNIFEST MIRRO A TUMKUR UNIVERSITY SPECIAL BULLETIN FOR YUVASAMBHRAMA-2014 (FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY) Yuva Sambhrama draws the best talents from South Zone FESTIVE FERVOUR AT ITS PEAK ON DAY 3 The cultural fervor on the Tumkur karacharya University of Sanskrit, Er- University campus was at its peak on nakulam and Cochin University took Wednesday, the third day of Yuva Sam- part in the competitions. bhrama-2014, the 30th Inter-Univer- Eminent artists Dr. Venkateswarulu sity South Zone Youth Festival, being and Dr. Gopal Kammar were the juries organized by Tumkur University un- for both the competitions. der the aegis of Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Debate: A total of 17 participants rep- Participants from 22 different univer- resenting respective universities de- sities belonging to Andhra Pradesh, bated on the topic “Unifests are for Pondicherry, Karnataka, Kerala and promotion of peace, development and Tamil Nadu came up with their best at harmony but not for competition”. Ra- various competitions such as One Act janikanth, Nikhil (Mysore), Anagha Play, Poster Making, Debate, Group Mariya Jose, Divya Rajiv (Calicut), Song (Western), Classical Instrumen- Amrutraj, Joel Andrews (Cochin), tal Solo (Percussion), Mimicry and Tejas Iyer, Aksha Balasubramanya Clay Modeling. (Coimbatore), Amogh S., Rajarash- Dr. A. M. Manjunath, the Cultural mi (Gulbarga), Pranamya Bhat, Avani Coordinator of the Yuva Sambhra- (Mangalore), Rafiya Khan, Bhavani ma-2014 received appreciations work (Tumkur), Michael Jomike, Caroline his perseverance. Simon (Bangalore), Ram Mohan, Ro- shan Jamir (Bellary), Aparna Venu, One Act Play: The one act play com- Sabujan (Ernakulam), Abdul Alim, petition, that took off on Tuesday, con- Hemadri (Krishna), Tisa Thomas, tinued on Wednesday too, at Sri Gubbi Vivek Sankar (Kasargod), Divya Y, Veeranna Rangamandira. The troupe Uma Mounika (Acharya Nagarjuna), from Bangalore University staged a Naveen Joeman, Alina Johnson (Kot- play ‘Oedipus’ while the troupe rep- tayam), Gopika M S, Miriam Joice resenting Krishna University staged (Kerala), Jaya Patil, Sanrose Da (KLE), ‘Sentimental Sundaram’. Kuvempu Sandhya Rao, Pavan Kumar Reddy University team came up with ‘Mad- (Tirupati) were the participants. hyama Vyayoga’, the troupe from Tum- Sri Arun Patil, Sri Umesh Kumar and Joy Mukho- padhyaya were the juries for the com- petition. Classical In- strumental Solo (Percus- sion): Clas- sical Instru- mental Solo (Percussion) competition was held at Sadananda Maiya Block, Tumkur Uni- versity. Ten universities participated in the compe- kur University staged ‘Koti Vidyeginta tition. Meti Vidye Melu’. Renowned theatre K. Chandra Mouli, Smt Vidya Girish personalities Ms. Sundarashree, Ms. and Ustad Fayaz Khan were the juries Sunetra Pandit, Sri Tyagarajakumar for the competition. Ramaswamy, Sri Arasumadhusudana Group song (Western): Group song were the judges for the competition. (Western) competition was held at Sir M Visvesvaraya auditorium. Eleven Poster Making & Clay Modelling: universities participated. Dr. David As many as 18 participants took part in Sampson, Joint Secretary AIU, Mr. the poster making and clay modeling James Vasanthan, a film music com- competitions held at Dr. M. S. Subbu- poser and Mr. Biju Peter were the ju- lakshmi Dept. of Fine Arts. The partic- ries for the competition. Sri Sanjay ipants from Tumkur, Mysore, Banga- Kumar Joshi, Hindustani Vocalist and lore, Mangalore, Gulbarga, Kuvempu Sri Vasanth Kiran, Koochipudi and Universities, KLE University, Belagavi, Bharatanatyam artist were present. Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Mimicry: Participants from 13 univer- Sri Venkateswara University, Machali- sities took part in the mimicry compe- patnam, Potti Sreeramulu Telugu Uni- tition held Dr Sree Shivakumara Swa- versity, Amruta Vishwavidya Peetam, miji Auditorium, which drew huge Coimbatore, Vellore Institute of Tech- audience in the evening hours. Dr. A. nology, Chennai, University of Kera- H Rajasab, Vice Chancellor, Prof. D. la, Trivandrum, University of Calicut, Shivalingaiah, Registrar, Tumkur Uni- MG University, Kottayam, Sree Shan- versity was present on the occasion. UNIFEST MIRRO 2 THRUSDAY 11-12-2014 3 THRUSDAY 11-12-2014 Youth have a moral duty towards THEY SAID IT… society: Dr. Sorabh Lakhanpal night with a positive attitude. Third- Arrangements are Great opportuni- ly, I appreciate the way the university very good. Food ty and encourage- staffs are handling the guests, judges, and accommoda- ment. There are no officials, team managers, participants tion committees words to thank the and the local crowd. have done a great University. You, stu- job. Services are dent reporters are What is your observation about sufficient. doing a good job. the participants of the Yuva Sam- Roshan, Calicut Darshini, Kuvem- bhrama? University pu University Well, I must say these students are blessed – blessed with extraordinary talents. I watched the classical dance Each event is ex- Unforgettable mem- competition yesterday and thrilled to cellent. It is my first ories. The campus see the mesmerizing performances. experience being in is really attractive They were not inferior to any of the Tumkur. I am expe- and interesting. The professional artistes. I also had the riencing the sweet works of Journalism opportunity to watch a One Act Play, A graduate in Ayurveda from moments of my life. students are laudable. and understood the amount of efforts Sai Theja, A.I.T. Mohan Melody, Dayanand Ayurvedic College, Jaland- they must have put for such an excel- har in Punjab, Dr. Sorabh Lakhanpal University, Krishna Univer- lent performance. This UNIFEST has Chennai sity is a multi-faceted and inspiring per- the best of the talents from south In- sonality. Head of student affairs in dia. Lovely Professional University, Pun- Food arrangements Every participant jab, he is known for brilliant orga- Youths are often criticized that nizing skills and a research bent of would have been bet- must see all mem- they are not interested in art, cul- ter. Except this, ev- orable, important mind. Dr. Lakhanpal holds masters ture, literature, etc., and wasting in Ayurveda from Sikkim Manipal erything is nice. The and attractive plac- their energy. Can you comment on University campus es in the University. University and is specialized in pain this? management, panchakarma, hospi- and the organization The services pro- We cannot hide or deny the facts. The of events are nice. vided are very good. tal administration and clinical mi- criticism can be true to some extent. crobiology. He has received Nation- Narayan Kumbar, Gul- Nataraju L., Ban- But we should not forget that it is the barga University galore University al Award for organizing hundreds of youth power of this country, which voluntary blood donation camps in is being used for the national devel- the past six years. He also has the rich opment. They are responsible for experience of organizing about 200 revolutions in various spheres. Take The atmosphere is Everything has mega events in which stalwarts from the example of this youth fest itself. good. This is a great been systematical- different fields were involved. Hundreds of youths have gathered forum for the exhi- ly arranged here. It Dr. Sorabh Lakhanpal is with us on here for a unique cause. Yesterday, bition of talents and is beyond our ex- the Tumkur University campus as the students spoke on ‘My Great India’ creativity. Everybody pectations. Great Observer for Yuva Sambhrama 2014, in the elocution competition, and it should make the best moments. specially appointed by the Associ- is natural that they will get inspired use of it. Shruthi, VSK Uni- ation of Indian Universities (AIU). N a g a d e e p i k a , S V by their own thoughts. I am sure such versity, Bellary UNIFEST MIRROR had a brief in- students will certainly become the University,Tirupathi teraction with Dr. Lakhanpal early executive ambassadors of our society. on Wednesday morning regarding his experience on the campus. Here What is your message for our The atmosphere and are a few excerpts: young participants? No negative re- arrangements at Yuva marks! The fest I want to ask them to concentrate on Sambhrama are very How do you find the Tumkur Uni- nice. The Universi- shows the univer- versity campus? What is your over- three aspects. First, they should look into the overall development of their ty has certainly set a sity’s commitment all assessment of the preparations? model. The MIRROR is own personality. But they should towards society. I I must mention three things. First, a great opportunity for am happy. grow down-to-earth as they go on the you. S a d a s h i v a , you have a very good campus, which ladder of achievements. Second, they Dr. Anjanappa, is spacious enough to conduct a va- Asst. Professor, Ku- S.V. University, should love their family and devote Tirupathi riety of events at multiple stages. Dr themselves to their alma mater. They vempu University Sree Shivakumara Swamiji Auditori- should never forget them. Thirdly, um is a well-built and excellent venue they have a moral duty towards the for functions of this scale. Secondly, I society. They should understand that Organization of the We are just enjoy- should congratulate the great human it is only youth who can transform entire program is ing everything. resource in your university. I under- this country. Their energy has been very good. I must These are the hap- stand that your modest Vice Chan- used positively for the development say Tumkur Univer- piest times for the cellor Prof. Rajasab and Registrar of the society. sity is the best one. youth. All officers Prof. Shivalingaiah have a dedicated Your MIRROR is a and volunteers are team that has been working day and THE ‘MIRROR’ TEAM great effort. working hard. Vasavi, Bangalore Krisna, Potti Sri- University ramalu University COMPILED BY: SHRUTHI.V, S.N GOVARDHANA, MOUNESH MALLERA, HARISH.S, TODAY’S EVENTS LAKSHMANA H, BABU R.L, SURESH H.C, MANU.S, NANDAN.KJ Dr.
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