Kollegal, Feb 9, 2021: Smt. Bhramarambha, Convener of the Cultural Forum and Assistant Professor, encouraged students to adapt to the pace of the competitive world and embrace new knowledge and technology. She emphasized the importance of staying updated and focusing on individual talents during their student years. Smt. Bhramarambha expressed these views during the inauguration of the ‘Talent Hunt’ program for the academic year 2020-21, organized by the Cultural Forum of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal.
In her address, Smt. Bhramarambha highlighted the significance of the digital era and the necessity for proper utilization of the internet. She observed that while advanced science and technology have the potential to provide opportunities for students to showcase their talents, they can also hinder their development. She urged students not to overlook traditional and scientific entertainment activities while embracing technological advancements.
Prof. Umesh, the Principal of JSS Women’s College, presided over the program. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of platforms like the ‘Talent Hunt’ program for students to showcase their unique abilities. Acknowledging the pressures of syllabus and exams, he expressed his belief that such events would instill confidence and provide relaxation, especially considering the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event was graced by the presence of Prof. H.G. Natarajan, Prof. A.P. Mahadevappa, representatives of the Cultural Student Forum, Students Welfare Officer Prof. M. Basavaraju, and Class Representatives.
The ‘Talent Hunt’ program provided students with opportunities to showcase their talents and skills through various activities, including dance, singing, debate competitions, speech competitions, solo acting, cooking without fire, rangoli competitions, and more.
