Intercollegiate cultural festival held at agricultural college
The Hindu
Intercollegiate cultural festival held at agricultural college
A two-day State-level intercollegiate cultural festival, ‘Talentia 23,’ concluded at Agricultural College and Research Institute in Madurai on Sunday.
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Vice-Chancellor V. Geethalakshmi on Saturday inaugurated the festival which saw participation of about 1,000 participants from 41 colleges in the State. In her address, she said the TNAU had secured the fifth place among the top agricultural universities. It focused on a fine balance of academics and skill development of students.
AC and RI Dean P. P. Mahendran, S. Kanchana, Dean, CSC and RI offered felicitations.
Coimbatore City Police Commissioner V. Balakrishnan, the chief guest for the valedictory function, distributed prizes. An alumni of AC&RI, the CoP recalled his days on his alma mater. Mr Talentia and Ms Talentia awards and top performers received special awards. Earlier, staff advisor B. Bhakiyathu Saliha welcomed and K. Shanti proposed a vote of thanks, a press release stated.

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