September 19th to 21st, 2019, Loreto College. Loreto College, Kolkata, was established in 1912 and has, over the last century built up for itself an enviable, even unparalleled, reputation. Fests in Loreto College thus, are a celebration of the creative as well as the performing arts, a brief interlude in the pursuit of academic excellence, a catharsis aimed at bolstering the all-pervading search for excellence. Fests in Loreto College are not only lauded for the precision with which they are organised but are also acknowledged for the high-water marks set by them in terms of sheer quality. Samagam 2019 was no different.
Thus, for the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) contingent that participated in the Samagam was keen to live up to its reputation and excel in every event they take part in, to keep the BESC flag flying.
In the end, BESC emerged as the first runner up, closely missing the top slot to hosts Loreto College.
The following were the victorious BESC participants:
Gold Winners
Flashpoint – Khushboo Kedia
Table Tennis – Mixed doubles
Carrom Board – Mixed Doubles
Century Reflections – Hetvi Kothari, Ranjit Singh
Stylin Chic – Danica Das, Taniya
Word Vista – Anjali Tiwari
Dance Duet – Pooja Jalan and Dipti Sharma
Keep it Real – Mrindini Mazumdar
Silver Winners
Piece to Camera – Aastha Dalal,Ritankar Mullick
Turncoat Debate – Sarvesh Mundhra
Music Western – Group and Duet
Music Eastern – Solo
Battle of the Praises (gospel singing)
Bronze Winners
Faith Quest – Jonathan Nyss,Arnab das, Kaustav Gupta
Psynthesis – Soniya, Nikita, Namrata
Group Dance (Western)
Ardor
Music Eastern – Group
The participating team was felicitated by the Dean of Student Affairs of the BESC Prof Dilip Shah who was handed over the first runner up trophy.
(This report has been filed by Saparya Chakraborty with camera person Pritisha Sen of the Expressions collective of the BESC)
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September 19th to 21st, 2019, Loreto College. Loreto College, Kolkata, was established in 1912 and has, over the last century built up for itself an enviable, even unparalleled, reputation. Fests in Loreto College thus, are a celebration of the creative as well as the performing arts, a brief interlude in the pursuit of academic excellence, a catharsis aimed at bolstering the all-pervading search for excellence. Fests in Loreto College are not only lauded for the precision with which they are organised but are also acknowledged for the high-water marks set by them in terms of sheer quality. Samagam 2019 was no different.
Thus, for the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) contingent that participated in the Samagam was keen to live up to its reputation and excel in every event they take part in, to keep the BESC flag flying.
In the end, BESC emerged as the first runner up, closely missing the top slot to hosts Loreto College.
The following were the victorious BESC participants:
Gold Winners
Flashpoint – Khushboo Kedia
Table Tennis – Mixed doubles
Carrom Board – Mixed Doubles
Century Reflections – Hetvi Kothari, Ranjit Singh
Stylin Chic – Danica Das, Taniya
Word Vista – Anjali Tiwari
Dance Duet – Pooja Jalan and Dipti Sharma
Keep it Real – Mrindini Mazumdar
Silver Winners
Piece to Camera – Aastha Dalal,Ritankar Mullick
Turncoat Debate – Sarvesh Mundhra
Music Western – Group and Duet
Music Eastern – Solo
Battle of the Praises (gospel singing)
Bronze Winners
Faith Quest – Jonathan Nyss,Arnab das, Kaustav Gupta
Psynthesis – Soniya, Nikita, Namrata
Group Dance (Western)
Ardor
Music Eastern – Group
The participating team was felicitated by the Dean of Student Affairs of the BESC Prof Dilip Shah who was handed over the first runner up trophy.
(This report has been filed by Saparya Chakraborty with camera person Pritisha Sen of the Expressions collective of the BESC)
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