Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College celebrates 25th annual day
The Hindu
Celestia'25 at Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College featured music, dance, art, and special guests for its 25th anniversary.
Around 9,000 students took part in Celestia’25, a two-day cultural event, hosted by Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College as a part of its 25th annual day celebrations.
Music composer Santhosh Narayanan and actress and model Priety Mukhundhan were invited as the chief guests at the launch of this event, a college press note said.
The event featured a concert by music director Antony Dasan along with playback singers Sridhar Sena and Priya Jerson. Popular YouTuber VJ Siddhu and choreographer Sherif were also engaged with the students during the event. The other highlights of the event were the release of a documentary by the college to commemorate its 25th year and a drone show.
Prizes were given to the students who participated in various cultural competitions, and an art show was organized by the cultural committee of the college for UG and PG students of all departments.
V.S.K Venkatachalapathy, College Director Cum Principal opened the event in the presence of M. Dhanasekaran, Chancellor of Takshasheela University and Chairman and Managing Director of Sri Manakula Vinayagar Educational Trust, K. Narayanasamy, Secretary and D. Rajarajan, treasurer.
S. Malarkan, Principal of Manakula Vinayakar Institute of Technology, other office-bearers including S. Velayutham, Vaishnavi Rajarajan, Nila Priyadarshini, and V. Suriyakumar, and S Senthil, Director of Mailam College of Engineering, Controller of Examinations of the college, Deans, Heads of Departments, professors and students participated in the annual day events.
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