On the 28th of Jan our college organized yet another spectacular event on the French Writer Victor Hugo’s Magnum opus- Les Miserables. Based on a socially unstable backdrop, it portrays the struggle of the protagonist as a common man. A session with a number of reviews opinions and information about the story line and the man himself was participated by our fellow mates with great enthusiasm. The event was marked by the presence of dignitaries like Antara Banerjee, Nivedita Dey, Debraj Lahiri and Palak Chokhani. Even our professors like Kaushik Chatterjee and Mohit Jain recited their own works as a token of gratitude towards Hugo. The session had the radiance of knowledge and students enjoyed while learning to the fullest.
Are you skilled with making things? Yes? Join us! No? Still join TECK DECK! It’ll be fun! If you have an idea for a craft or DIY or tech driven things, you can bring the idea and we can see if it is do-able! This is a collective for everyone. Creating can be relaxing and …
DAY 1 Youth Empowerment Society (YES) organised an informative and developmental programme, PDP (Personality Development Programme) for the students. It was conducted in 2 sessions for 5 days, the first one by Mr Jay Shankar and the other by Mrs Gargi Sen.
On 19th of July 2022, The Times of India had organised for the first time ‘Knowledge Carnival’ at Hotel Hyatt Regency in Kolkata. The focus of the carnival was ‘East India’. A number of institutions had been represented by way of stalls, standees and other promotional materials which were all showcased in a hall for …
“Kindness is the language which the blind can see” True vision does not require eyes. There is no better way to thank God for your sight than by giving a helping hand to someone in the dark. India is home to the world’s largest number of blind people. Of the 39 million people across the …
Les miserables Report
On the 28th of Jan our college organized yet another spectacular event on the French Writer Victor Hugo’s Magnum opus- Les Miserables. Based on a socially unstable backdrop, it portrays the struggle of the protagonist as a common man. A session with a number of reviews opinions and information about the story line and the man himself was participated by our fellow mates with great enthusiasm. The event was marked by the presence of dignitaries like Antara Banerjee, Nivedita Dey, Debraj Lahiri and Palak Chokhani. Even our professors like Kaushik Chatterjee and Mohit Jain recited their own works as a token of gratitude towards Hugo. The session had the radiance of knowledge and students enjoyed while learning to the fullest.
Reporter: Swati Tewari
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