Bengaluru: ‘Cultural festivals create a supportive and inclusive environment where students feel valued, respected and empowered to learn and grow. This would foster the process of sense of belonging and encourage positive interactions. This is very much essential for the Gen-Z, people born between 1995 and 2010, as this is the first generation known to zoom the internet. This generation has learnt the happenings of entire world on their fingertips and truly special in nature. The Internet made them self reliant and more knowledgeable than the previous generations. They just need the confidence to face the real world and I am hopeful that techno-cultural festivals of this kind would help them in this regard’, opined Ponni Krishnamoorty, Director, Mobile Networks, Nokia, while inaugurating Anaadyanta-2025, the annual techno-cultural festival at Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.
Further, she added, ‘The present generation of technical background should always dare to dream. Only then the technological innovations would happen and solutions would be invented to solve the societal problems to pave the way for positive growth. At this stage Networking is very important in the field of technology. That is possible only with fruitful collaborations. In addition, present-day Industry expects the collaboration skills than any other qualifications’. .
Lakshmi Gopalaswamy, Famous South Indian Cinema Actress and Classical Dancer, was the Guest of Honor. She said that ‘Kindness truly is a selfless act and it is very much needed in the real world to survive and achieve success. Cultural festivals like Anaadyanta would provide an opportunity to learn the importance of kindness and it’s positive impact’.
Anaadyanta-2025 created a platform for thousands of students of various Engineering colleges across India, to showcase their technical and artistic talents.
Code Wars, Treasure Hunt, Ideathon, were some of the technical events held. In addition, Street Plays, Solo dance, Mono acting, Dance, Fashion Show, Quiz etc were also arranged to exhibit the artistic skills of students.
In the beginning, Dr. H.C. Nagaraj, Principal, NMIT, welcomed the gathering and briefed the purpose of techno-cultural fest. Rohit Punja, Administrator, Nitte Education Trust presided over the function. Dr. Sandeep Shastri, Vice President, Nitte Education Trust, Bengaluru campus; Dr. J. Sudheer Reddy, Dean Academics, NMIT; Faculty Co-ordinators of Anaadyanta-2025 - Dr. Hitha D. Shetty and Dr. Ramachandra A.C; Dr. Parameshachari B.D, Faculty Co-ordinator of technical event ‘Geekmayhem’; Deans, Heads of all departments and students were present on the occasion.
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