Winners of PAU talent-harvest-heritage festival awarded prizes
Winners of PAU Talent-Harvest-Heritage Festival were awarded certificates and prizes by a noted Punjabi writer Dr Surjit Patar
Ludhiana, April 21, 2022: Winners of PAU Talent-Harvest-Heritage Festival were awarded certificates and prizes by a noted Punjabi writer Dr Surjit Patar during the prize distribution ceremony organised by the Directorate of Students’ Welfare, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) on Wednesday evening. Students from College of Agriculture (COA), College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology (COAET), College of Basic Sciences and Humanities (COBSH), College of Community Science (COCS), Community of Horticulture and Forestry (COHF) and new entrants participated with great vigour in cultural events, held under the guidance of Dr GS Buttar, Director Students’ Welfare.
In turban tying competition, Jaspreet Singh (COA), Daya Singh (COAET) and Kuljeetpal Singh (COA) stood first, second and third, respectively.
In paranda gundhana, Mehakpreet Kaur (COA), Navpreet Kaur (COHF) and Prabhjot Kaur (COCS) bagged the first, second and third prizes, respectively.
Gursimran Kaur (COCS) won the first prize for pakhi bunana.
Jagjit Kaur; Inderjot Kaur; Jasveer Kaur and Hitasha Saini (combined), students of COCS, secured the first, second and third positions in phulkari making.
Amanjot Kaur (COA), Vatanpreet Kaur (COCS) and Amanpreet Kaur (COA) received the first, second and third prizes, respectively, in croatia.
In mehndi competition, Abheeti (fresher), Navdeep Kaur (COCS) and Radhika Mittal (COCS) got the first, second and third prizes, respectively.
Students namely Khushpreet Singh and Kanchan of COA won the first and second prizes for piri bunana.
Maninderjeet Singh (COA); Harleen Kaur (COA); Gagandeep Kaur (COCS) and Armandeep Kaur (COA) (combined) secured the first, second and third positions in ennu bunana.
Mehakpreet Kaur (COA) and Damandeep Kaur (COCS) bagged the first and second prizes for chikku bunana , respectively.
Dr Patar lauded the active participation of students in various competitions and urged the youths to remain in touch with their rich legacy.
Dr Buttar, while congratulating the prize winners, said such events helped in connecting the youths with their cultural heritage.