The Department of Philosophy at PGGCG-11, Chandigarh organised JUVENESCERE: The Annual Philosophy Fest on 13th -14th March, 2020 at the College Campus. The literal meaning of the word "Juvenescere" is "the state or period of being young; the spirit of youth", which was beautifully encapsulated in the various events of the fest. The events included Group Singing (Indian/Western/Regional), Debate, Quiz, Photography, Poster making on day one and Poem Recitation on day two respectively. The topic for Debate, Photography and Poster Making were “Should Juvenile Be Treated as Adults in Criminal Cases?”, "Essence of College life" and "Freedom of Expression" respectively. They provided the participating students of the various colleges an opportunity to engage, learn and celebrate the spirit of youth, education, philosophy and culture. The moderators for the day were Ms. Eashani (BA III), Ms. Harleen (BA II), Ms. Ambika (BA II), Ms. Tanvi (BA I) and Ms. Shereen (BA I).The whole event was organized along with various cultural performances like Manipuri Dance, Ladakhi Dance, Group Songs in different languages etc by the students only. The Chief Guest for the day, Prof. (Dr.) Anita Kaushal, Principal, PGGCG-11, encouraged the students with her words of wisdom. We also witnessed a beautiful moment when the former faculty member of the Philosophy Department Professor Promila Chand (teaching tenure: 1956-1989) met her former student and another former faculty member of the Dept. Of Philosophy Professor Kirti Bakshi with a heart-warming embrace. Later Professor Anita Kaushal also felicitated Prof. Promila Chand and gave away the prizes to the winning candidates in each competition. The celebration was attended by students and faculty members of the campus as well as participants from other colleges. The fest was concluded on a progressive note with Dr Ambuj Sharma, Assistant Professor and Head, Department of Philosophy, and many other guests wrapping up the event with their thoughtful insights. The fest came to an end with a simple concert by the students which included some thoughtful songs. Courtesy: Harleen Kaur (BA II) Department of Philosophy, P.G.G.C.G.-11.
The Department of Philosophy at PGGCG-11, Chandigarh organised JUVENESCERE: The Annual Philosophy Fest on 13th -14th March, 2020 at the College Campus. The literal meaning of the word "Juvenescere" is "the state or period of being young; the spirit of youth", which was beautifully encapsulated in the various events of the fest. The events included Group Singing (Indian/Western/Regional), Debate, Quiz, Photography, Poster making on day one and Poem Recitation on day two respectively. The topic for Debate, Photography and Poster Making were “Should Juvenile Be Treated as Adults in Criminal Cases?”, "Essence of College life" and "Freedom of Expression" respectively. They provided the participating students of the various colleges an opportunity to engage, learn and celebrate the spirit of youth, education, philosophy and culture. The moderators for the day were Ms. Eashani (BA III), Ms. Harleen (BA II), Ms. Ambika (BA II), Ms. Tanvi (BA I) and Ms. Shereen (BA I).The whole event was organized along with various cultural performances like Manipuri Dance, Ladakhi Dance, Group Songs in different languages etc by the students only. The Chief Guest for the day, Prof. (Dr.) Anita Kaushal, Principal, PGGCG-11, encouraged the students with her words of wisdom. We also witnessed a beautiful moment when the former faculty member of the Philosophy Department Professor Promila Chand (teaching tenure: 1956-1989) met her former student and another former faculty member of the Dept. Of Philosophy Professor Kirti Bakshi with a heart-warming embrace. Later Professor Anita Kaushal also felicitated Prof. Promila Chand and gave away the prizes to the winning candidates in each competition. The celebration was attended by students and faculty members of the campus as well as participants from other colleges. The fest was concluded on a progressive note with Dr Ambuj Sharma, Assistant Professor and Head, Department of Philosophy, and many other guests wrapping up the event with their thoughtful insights. The fest came to an end with a simple concert by the students which included some thoughtful songs. Courtesy: Harleen Kaur (BA II) Department of Philosophy, P.G.G.C.G.-11.
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