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Projecting cultures as a unifying factor
Projecting cultures as a unifying factor, Andhra Loyola College’s PG department aimed to inculcate cultural values in its students through its annual fest, Bhavana, which was held at the college on Monday and Tuesday.
Andhra Loyola College’s PG department aimed to inculcate cultural values in its students through its annual fest, Bhavana, which was held at the college on Monday and Tuesday.
The event also tried to project cultures as a unifying aspect among the nation’s people, particularly at a time when the nation was debating religious conversions and the desiccating cultures of its people.
The students presented a perfect reflection of Indian culture that is spread across the 29 states and the allied languages. The dresses were specially picked up by the students to speak about the culture.
The organising students’ efforts in presenting the event won applause of fellow students, staff and faculty. The college rector Fr D Ravi Sekhar, correspondent Fr S Raju and the PG vice-principal Fr A Rex Angelo commended the work done by the students in projecting the culture as unity theme.
