CULTURAL DAY - 1

On October 13, we had the very first culturals of our college. As part of it, we had elocution and singing competitions. The elocution competition was based on three topics, which include the pros and cons of social media, team sports for physical and mental health, and food habits for a healthy life. Many of my classmates took part in the competition and gave us more information regarding the topics. It was a multilingual singing competition, and the participants sang songs in languages like Malayalam, Tamil, and Hindi. I also got a chance to host the show, and it was really interesting to listen to their speeches and soothing voices.



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