Teachers Day 2011 Celebrated at Shridhar University Pilani Rajasthan

Online, September 7, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The birthday of a great teacher, philosopher and the former President of India, Dr Saravepalli Radhakrishnan is celebrated all over India on 5 September every year as Teacher Day.

It is indeed a matter of pride that Shridhar University Pilani Rajasthan within a short span has attracted students not only from Rajasthan but also from various states of India which include Assam, Tripura, West Bengal, Orissa, Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttarakhand. Shridhar University incorporates the best practices followed in top ranking Universities in India today such as Broad Based Integrated Interdisciplinary Curriculum, Semester System, Letter Grading, Continuous Internal Evaluation, Cafeteria approach to choice of electives etc.

To celebrate the teachers day, the students of Shridhar University organized a cultural program in the multipurpose hall. The organizing efforts were spearheaded by Vicky and his team included Pankaj, Sanjay, Ajay, Vikesh, Satish and Manoj.

After the traditional lamp lighting, Neha gave an overview of the importance of the celebrations. The proceedings were ably anchored by three pairs Sarvar Singh - Rekha, Gaurav - Swetha and Anurag Baruah - Soumya. Rajnish with his rendering of old gold Mohammad Rafi songs triggered the celebrations which was followed by Arshad doing the Muqabla Muqabla dance. Baruah sang a solo song as well as a duet with Rekha.

Ekta had the audience foot tapping with her Rangeela Rajasthan Dance while Manish and partner charmed the audience with their hip hopping. The puppet dance by Chanchal indeed stole the hearts of the audience. Vicky and Team did a mimic of various teachers which was enjoyed by one and all as well as a dance.

Bhavna, Nisha and Sapna did a scintillating western dance while the team of Jitendar Narang, Anurag Kapoor Rahul Kapoor, Naresh Saini, Rekha, Charu, Roopa and Sakshi thrilled the audience with their Bhangra dancing. When Rahul Kapoor came up on stage everyone felt the Beatles evergreen song "While my Guitar Gently Weeps". The gesture of giving a souvenir to each faculty and staff of the university by the students is truly unforgettable.

On behalf of the University, Prof BR Natarajan Pro Vice Chancellor reciting lines of the song "Ruk Jaana Nahin Tu Kahin Haar Ke, kaanto pe chal ke milenge saaye bahaar ke, oh raahi, oh raahi - with its meaning Do not stop even if you are defeated, by only travelling through thorns one will find paradise, Oh Traveler Oh Traveler" thanked the students for the entertaining evening.