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Rang Mohan Youth Festival 2019


The most dynamic, exciting, and adventurous age of human existence is youth. This is the time when young people explore the world, set their foot into the realities and idiosyncrasies of life, learn the best and worst lessons of life , attain mturity thereby practicing pragmatism, and possess an undying zeal to achieve the best of everything possible. Youth  is the spring of life, the most favorable period to discover ambitio0ns and achieve them through relentless efforts. They are not just creators of the future but also a team bound strongly with strength and solidarity. A yputh festival is an excellent way of bringing together pasion and fervor translating them into innoivation, inventions and transformation. It is a method of consolidation among people of similar age, ambitions and desires.

Our university Maharaja krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University has also organized the youth festival on 25/09/2019 to 28/09/2019. This year the theme of Youth festival was “Rang Mohan” attributed to the 150th Birth Anniversary of mahatma Gandhi. Remembering mahatma Gandhi  and reevaluating his journey from being “Mohan” to “Mahatma” was the prime subject of the four days splendid event.

The very first event of this youth festival is Kala Yatra. It was from Shamaldas Arts college to Sheth H J Law college. The theme is of this Kala Yatra is ‘Art Conversation’ and the common theme on Gandhi.  All have different perspective. All colleges has their own perspective related theme. For example: SSCCM had the theme on ‘My life is my message’, ‘The KPES presented ‘The journey of Mohan to Mahatma’.



On 26th September, there was inauguration function at the amphitheater of MKBU campus. The Folk Orchestra was performed by GTU students. No words for their performance. It was outstanding performance. Then Dlipsinh sir welcomed to all the participants and all the guests. Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasma gave a speech. Mayabhai Ahir, Kirtidan Gadhi, Abhaysinh Rathod and Dhirubhai Sarvaiya also changed the whole atmosphere with their vocal vibes. Our vice chancellor Dr. Mahipatsinh Chavda delivered a brief thanking note.


After Inauguration, various compititions were held at the campus . Thereare manyevents organized in this youth festival. Here I mentioned some of the events.  They are Mimicry, Bhajan,  Spot Painting,  One act play, Quiz, On the spot poetry makig and poetry recitation, Folk dance, Mime, paper collage.


On day 3rd there were events like classical dance, poster making, elocution, clay modeling, western Grou song, mehndi, mono acting, photography, rangoli, folk song.

On last day, there were events like group song, skit, installation.

Last session of result was started nearby 3:30 pm. Vibhavriben Dave is our chief guest. Digubha Chudasma, Meranbhai Gadhvi, all were delivered their speech.  Dr. Firoz Dekhiya sang a bhajan with his tuneful voice. Shaktisinh Parmar  was the anchored and Himal Pandya sir was douing a very tough work in the youth festival.

This year KPES college was the winner of general championship award and SSCCM was the winner of Runners up Trophy.

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