Celebrating Creativity and Wellness: Successful Poster-Making Competition on International Yoga Day
The second event conducted under the series of events for International Yoga Day was the Poster Making Competition organized by the Cultural and Co-curricular Activities Committee and NSS unit.
We are thrilled to share the remarkable success of the Poster Making Competition held on the eve of International Yoga Day! The event brought together 30 participants of different Departments, united by their enthusiasm for art and their dedication to promoting the holistic benefits of yoga. With creativity as the driving force, the competition turned out to be an incredible platform for showcasing artistic skills and spreading awareness about the profound impact of yoga on our lives.
The event witnessed an overwhelming response, with individuals from various backgrounds showcasing their artistic talents. The theme of the competition revolved around the essence of yoga, emphasizing its ability to harmonize the mind, body, and spirit.
As the participants delved into their artistic expressions, the atmosphere buzzed with positive energy and a sense of unity. Each stroke of the brush and every color chosen conveyed the profound impact of yoga on personal growth, physical well-being, and mental serenity. The posters depicted a wide array of yoga postures, meditation scenes, and inspiring quotes, reflecting the diverse interpretations of this ancient practice.
Glimpses from the training sessions on Calculus and Python organized for the CSE- AI/ML - 2nd Semester batch.
The session is more of peer learning as it is delivered by Mr.Arjun Mathu, a junior at Hillsdale High School, San Fransico Bay, who is passionate about robotics, math, physics, computer science - python, java, and reading.
He has developed a few apps using React and during the pandemic time, he started working on a mental health app "We Make it matter" and now that has grown into a full-fledged business venture. His passion for mathematics made him explore calculus and what better way of giving it back to his peers and learning together?
Students got great exposure and this will help them to strengthen their fundamentals
