Umang 2014 hosted the event ‘Debate’ in which 11 colleges participated. Debate was one of the most interesting events of Umang. The event started at 10:30am in the auditorium. The topic of debate was ‘Struggle is not necessary for success’. The time allotted to each speaker was three minutes and an additional one minute.
The judge was Mr. Jai Shankar. Indrajit Dey speaking for the motion was fairly good. Sanjukta Sarkarwas very expressive and was declared the best speaker, speaking ‘for the motion’. The best speaker, speaking ‘against the motion’ was Shreyashi Dutta. The winners of the debate session were Indrajit Dey and Rajarshi.The event was a great success and indeed a great learning session.
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DATE: 27 August, 2020 TIME: 4:00pm PLATFORM: GOOGLE MEET SPEAKERS/RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. Devinder Sharma No. OF STUDENTS: 130 participants Watch the video The history of Agriculture in India dates back to The Indus Valley Civilization. Today, agriculture holds a massive significance in India as it is the primary source of livelihood for approximately 58% of …
It began with Souk – the flea market from the desert lands. The second edition had seen the students of Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) replicate the Agora – the meeting and marketing place at the very centre of Greek cities of yore. The third in the series – the Carnival – was organised in …
“Competition sparks excellence” — Lorne Greene On 23rd December the Quizzard collective of the Bhawanipur College organised a general quiz competition for the Be-ites. The quiz master Mr. Ashok Sanyal who has been conducting several quiz shows conducted the event. The program commenced around 11:30 am with an enlightening speech by Prof. Dilip Shah. There were …
Umang 2014: Debate
Umang 2014 hosted the event ‘Debate’ in which 11 colleges participated. Debate was one of the most interesting events of Umang. The event started at 10:30am in the auditorium. The topic of debate was ‘Struggle is not necessary for success’. The time allotted to each speaker was three minutes and an additional one minute.
The judge was Mr. Jai Shankar. Indrajit Dey speaking for the motion was fairly good. Sanjukta Sarkarwas very expressive and was declared the best speaker, speaking ‘for the motion’. The best speaker, speaking ‘against the motion’ was Shreyashi Dutta. The winners of the debate session were Indrajit Dey and Rajarshi.The event was a great success and indeed a great learning session.
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