On the final day, Umang saw some thrilling battle between nine DJs as they took the stage in the event-‘War of DJs’. The event was judged by the famous DJs Anik, Manish, and Dhruv. The participants took a toll on the audience as they put up some excellent mix of songs, jamming them up with their own beats and music.
The participants were allotted a time limit of 6+1 minutes, and within this they had to attract the audience. However, there was one disappointment as the DJs did not interact with the audience. There were four participants from Bhawanipur, two from Xavier’s, one from each IC21, IC20 and IC02. In the end the three judges came out with a flamboyant together.
It was wonderful to watch the DJs add some more excitement to the final day of Umang.
No one can deny that the development of skills is more significant than classroom instruction. It needs passion, devotion, and practice while maintaining a good physical and mental health. The art of practising yoga helps to bring renewed vitality to an individual’s mind, body, and soul. Keeping this in mind, the Department of Education organised …
BE-ites – students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) are seldom “clue-less”, go-getting achievers that they are. Perhaps to challenge this very complacency, BESC organises one of its toughest and most eagerly awaited events – Campus Clues. As is the norm, participating students who had formed themselves in teams of threes, assembled in the …
The Department of Economics organized a one-day Workshop on MS Excel (Following the University of Calcutta CCF Syllabus). The adoption of New Education Policy 2020 by the state of West Bengal has led to the introduction of a new syllabus in all streams of undergraduate study in the University of Calcutta under the Curriculum and …
Prof. Biswanath Roy, former professor, Bengali Language & Literature dept, University of Calcutta, discussed on the calligraphy, style and aesthetics essence of the handwriting of Rabindranath Tagore. In that Lecture and Presentation Prof Roy explained Rabindranath’s oldest handwriting to his last handwriting how Tagore changed it, what are the prominence, distinctness and eminence and how …
Umang 2014: War Of DJs
On the final day, Umang saw some thrilling battle between nine DJs as they took the stage in the event-‘War of DJs’. The event was judged by the famous DJs Anik, Manish, and Dhruv. The participants took a toll on the audience as they put up some excellent mix of songs, jamming them up with their own beats and music.
The participants were allotted a time limit of 6+1 minutes, and within this they had to attract the audience. However, there was one disappointment as the DJs did not interact with the audience. There were four participants from Bhawanipur, two from Xavier’s, one from each IC21, IC20 and IC02. In the end the three judges came out with a flamboyant together.
It was wonderful to watch the DJs add some more excitement to the final day of Umang.
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