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Umang 2014: Stress Interview
Stress Interview, the event that instantly reminds us of Roadies and Raghu. Yes, the 30 participants from 15 different colleges who had enrolled to participate went through a stress check. Cries, laughter, anger, disappointments and endlessly synonymous emotions welled through the 2nd floor auditorium from 3.30 pm onwards as Mr. G. Jayshankar, the judge of the event questioned one and all to which all the participants responded to the best of their satisfaction. But some were better at handling the stress than the others and hence AMALA HALDER HOLDING 1ST position, SK SHARIQUE ALI with 2nd position and SANJUKTA SARKAR with 3rd position were declared as the winners. All the participants gained different kind of experiences and learnt ways to control their stress.
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