Media Release
Mangaluru, Dec 16: ‘MELANGE,’ the Ethnic Day celebration at St Agnes PU College on December 16 was a vibrant and culturally enriching event, hosted by the talented emcees, Vinishia D'Souza and Ruth Aroza.
Students looked forward to a day filled with fun and festivities. The event opened with a soulful prayer song, creating a serene atmosphere.
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Kadeeja Noha delivered a warm welcome speech, leading into the captivating inaugural by the student cabinet members. The audience was treated to a mesmerizing solo Kathak performance by Ashna Sharvari, setting the tone for the artistic wellspring of talents which included a veena recital which was a perfect blend of cadence and melody by the supremely talented Shriraksha.
In her address, the principal Sr Norine D’Souza acknowledged the importance of cultural diversity and the role it plays in keeping us united. The cabinet and council members then took the stage for an energetic dance performance, adding flamboyance to the celebration.
This was followed by the much-anticipated ramp walk which showcased a blend of traditional and contemporary attire. Spot games, hosted by Zuha Mariam added an element of excitement, and kept the audience engaged.
The stage was transformed into a battleground for a thrilling dance battle, with students displaying their finesse in dance, pitted against each other class wise.
The cultural extravaganza continued with the group dances, which presented a kaleidoscope of regional traditions. The spellbinding dances left the audience in awe, and showcased the rich cultural heritage of India and the threads of tradition woven into its tapestry.
Susan Neeliyara delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to everyone involved in making the event a success. The celebration concluded with a mass dance, uniting students in a joyous culmination of diverse cultures.
The ethnic day celebration not only celebrated diversity but also fostered a sense of unity and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage within our institution. The principal Sr Norine D’Souza, vice principal Sr Janet Sequeira, faculty and students were the audience.