‘The Bhawanipur Education Society College’ celebrated the power of literature on 18th of November in the form of a Student’s meet – ‘Communiqué where myriad imaginative and creative souls hailing from J.D.Birla Institute , Shri Shikshayatan College, Ashutosh College, The Vivekananda College, The IBS , Department of Law, Calcutta University, Jadavpur University, Goenka College and The Bhawanipur Education Society Collegewere given the golden opportunity to socially showcase their unique creative linguistic ,oratory and writing skills . The annual literary fest started off at 9:00 a.m. at the Concept Hall with a heart warming welcome address presented by The Dean of Student Affairs of BESC -Prof. Dilip Shah .This was followed up by splendid speecheby The Director General Prof.Dr. Suman Mukerjee and the Fest declared open by the Chairman, Shri Champaklal Doshi.
The inaugural ceremony marked the beginning of the first event of this daylong literary fest- ‘I am ice breaker’ which was a comical introductory session of the participants (winners: Jadavpur University, 1st Runner ups: Shri Shikshayatan College). In an attempt to glorify the art the conversation many exemplary events were organised at various venues of the college premises. One of such interesting events – ‘Sansad se Sadak tak’ (Model Indian Parliament) was organised at G1 which comprised of 15 participants, representing various Political Parties wherein participants were marked upon policy and general research, case studies and citations, speech and argumentativeness and relevance to the current context (Winners and First runner ups BESC). Another such event’ Adda’ was organised at the Valia Hall. This event was a group discussion where each college was represented by one participant. The main aim of this event was enhancement of the argumentative skills and critical analysis of students. The main topics of this discussion were the varied effects of demonetization (winners BESC).
A noteworthy event – Wordsworth (The Word Inspector) was organised at G1 at 3:30 p.m. This event comprised of two rounds where each college was represented by two participants wherein they were shown a series of pictures in a rapid fire style and each college had to answer as many pictures they could in a single minute (winners : JDBI B.com , 1st Runner ups : BESC). Another such event Reportage (Live Reporting) was organised at Valia Hall at 1:30 p.m. where each college was represented by a maximum of two participants –one playing the role of reporter and another playing the role of a cameraman. Participants were shown a three minute clip on recent events of national and international importance, on which they had to report on spot. JDBI (BBA) with their splendid matter, manner and method emerged as the winners and first runner ups.
The next event – ‘The Controvert’ was a debate where each college was represented by two speakers, where one had to speak a motion and turncoat the debate whereas, the other one was supposed to elaborate how they formed the motion(Winners: Jadadavpur University, 1st runner ups: JDBI B.com).Inquizzitive – an intercollege General Quiz was conducted by the Quizmaster Mr. Pranab Mukherjee( Winners and First Runner ups JDBI BBA) The fest continued with a series innovative events namely , The Thinking Hat (winners : JDBI BBA , 1st Runner ups : JDBI B.com), The Quill ( winners : BESC , 1st Runner ups: JDBI B.com), Power of the Print (winners : Ashutosh College, 1st Runner ups : JDBI BBA ), ‘Flipside : Block and Tackle’(winners : JDBI B.com , 1st Runner ups : JCC Law), Open Mic (Winners : BESC , 1st Runner ups JDBI B.com).
The Fest was marked with its end by the Prize Distribution Ceremony, attended by the sensational Actor, Motivational Speaker and a charming heartthrob Zahed Khan. JDBI (B.com) emerged as the glorious winners followed up by JDBI (BBA) and BESC as the first and second runner ups of this noteworthy exemplary Annual Student’s literary fest. The Faculty members and The Dean of Student Affairs Of BESC – Professor Dilip Shahrendered immense support and guidance .The team work and efforts of the Student coordinators –Drishti Lakhani, Swati Tiwari, Sahil Mehta, Aman Gupta, Darshdeep Singhwalia, Ayoshi Roy &Nikhil Mehta and volunteers –Yash Karia , Dimple Nahata, Meghna Jhawar, Ishaan, Imran Khan, Jeniya Sarkar,Aahana Gupta, Yash Bhati, Raunak Roy, Bhumika Mehta , Komal Biyani ,Sakshi Singh, Md. Sarfaraz , Pratik Khatri) alongwith the sheer dedication of the reporters Ayushi Sharma, Sakshi Shaw and Nikita Shah brought forth an immense success to this eminent fest.
Some students pronounce it with a “Ph”, drawing its origin back to the Punjabi month of Phagun in the Nanakshahi calendar, while others allude to the eleventh month of the Bengali calendar named after the star Uttorfalguni, which marks the arrival of spring – the sixth and the final season in these parts of the …
The corridor leading to the auditorium was tastefully decorated with alphabet boxes that could be arranged into words – a giant scrabble walk way, if you may.
Type of Activity: Academic Date: 01.09.2025 Time: 10:30 PM -04:00 PM No. of Participants: Teachers-12, Students-38. Objective of the event: The objective of the workshop was to provide school and college students with hands-on training in experimental physics, enabling them to explore fundamental physical laws through simple experiments. It aimed to enhance scientific skills, encourage …
“Shayari dil ki awaaz hoti hai, woh jo hum keh nahi paate, alfaazon mein dhal jaata hai.” – Javed Akhtar They say we read and write poetry because we are members of the human race, and the human race is filled with passion. As important as academics are, poetry, literature, and art hold an equally …
Communique
‘The Bhawanipur Education Society College’ celebrated the power of literature on 18th of November in the form of a Student’s meet – ‘Communiqué where myriad imaginative and creative souls hailing from J.D.Birla Institute , Shri Shikshayatan College, Ashutosh College, The Vivekananda College, The IBS , Department of Law, Calcutta University, Jadavpur University, Goenka College and The Bhawanipur Education Society Collegewere given the golden opportunity to socially showcase their unique creative linguistic ,oratory and writing skills . The annual literary fest started off at 9:00 a.m. at the Concept Hall with a heart warming welcome address presented by The Dean of Student Affairs of BESC -Prof. Dilip Shah .This was followed up by splendid speecheby The Director General Prof.Dr. Suman Mukerjee and the Fest declared open by the Chairman, Shri Champaklal Doshi.
The inaugural ceremony marked the beginning of the first event of this daylong literary fest- ‘I am ice breaker’ which was a comical introductory session of the participants (winners: Jadavpur University, 1st Runner ups: Shri Shikshayatan College). In an attempt to glorify the art the conversation many exemplary events were organised at various venues of the college premises. One of such interesting events – ‘Sansad se Sadak tak’ (Model Indian Parliament) was organised at G1 which comprised of 15 participants, representing various Political Parties wherein participants were marked upon policy and general research, case studies and citations, speech and argumentativeness and relevance to the current context (Winners and First runner ups BESC). Another such event’ Adda’ was organised at the Valia Hall. This event was a group discussion where each college was represented by one participant. The main aim of this event was enhancement of the argumentative skills and critical analysis of students. The main topics of this discussion were the varied effects of demonetization (winners BESC).
A noteworthy event – Wordsworth (The Word Inspector) was organised at G1 at 3:30 p.m. This event comprised of two rounds where each college was represented by two participants wherein they were shown a series of pictures in a rapid fire style and each college had to answer as many pictures they could in a single minute (winners : JDBI B.com , 1st Runner ups : BESC). Another such event Reportage (Live Reporting) was organised at Valia Hall at 1:30 p.m. where each college was represented by a maximum of two participants –one playing the role of reporter and another playing the role of a cameraman. Participants were shown a three minute clip on recent events of national and international importance, on which they had to report on spot. JDBI (BBA) with their splendid matter, manner and method emerged as the winners and first runner ups.
The next event – ‘The Controvert’ was a debate where each college was represented by two speakers, where one had to speak a motion and turncoat the debate whereas, the other one was supposed to elaborate how they formed the motion(Winners: Jadadavpur University, 1st runner ups: JDBI B.com).Inquizzitive – an intercollege General Quiz was conducted by the Quizmaster Mr. Pranab Mukherjee( Winners and First Runner ups JDBI BBA) The fest continued with a series innovative events namely , The Thinking Hat (winners : JDBI BBA , 1st Runner ups : JDBI B.com), The Quill ( winners : BESC , 1st Runner ups: JDBI B.com), Power of the Print (winners : Ashutosh College, 1st Runner ups : JDBI BBA ), ‘Flipside : Block and Tackle’(winners : JDBI B.com , 1st Runner ups : JCC Law), Open Mic (Winners : BESC , 1st Runner ups JDBI B.com).
The Fest was marked with its end by the Prize Distribution Ceremony, attended by the sensational Actor, Motivational Speaker and a charming heartthrob Zahed Khan. JDBI (B.com) emerged as the glorious winners followed up by JDBI (BBA) and BESC as the first and second runner ups of this noteworthy exemplary Annual Student’s literary fest. The Faculty members and The Dean of Student Affairs Of BESC – Professor Dilip Shahrendered immense support and guidance .The team work and efforts of the Student coordinators –Drishti Lakhani, Swati Tiwari, Sahil Mehta, Aman Gupta, Darshdeep Singhwalia, Ayoshi Roy &Nikhil Mehta and volunteers –Yash Karia , Dimple Nahata, Meghna Jhawar, Ishaan, Imran Khan, Jeniya Sarkar,Aahana Gupta, Yash Bhati, Raunak Roy, Bhumika Mehta , Komal Biyani ,Sakshi Singh, Md. Sarfaraz , Pratik Khatri) alongwith the sheer dedication of the reporters Ayushi Sharma, Sakshi Shaw and Nikita Shah brought forth an immense success to this eminent fest.
–Reported by Ayushi Sharma
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