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KARMOTSAVKARMOTSAV35th EAST ZONE UNIFEST

Actions affect life and positive Karma is the moral force that orders the universe, it’s the power that keeps the world in motion and keeps society ticking. The entire universe conspires to give the best only to those who dream and work, and strive passionately. As they say, it’s better to con-quer yourself than to win a thousand battles. If work is life, let’s all commit towards it and celebrate progress in unison, RGU-Karmotsav, “Karma He Pradhan Hain”!

Ethos of RGU-KaRmotsav


oRGaNIZING CommIttEE

Prof.(Dr.) s.P. singh(Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, RGU)Patron

ms. angira mimani(Registrar, RGU)Cultural Coordinator / Head of the committee

ms. Banani D. hazarika(Asstt. Professor, RSL)Organizing Secretary

ms. Indrakshi B.(Sr. Manager, PR)Coordinator

mr. N.C.Gogoi(Sr. Manager, S&V)Member & Coordinator - Discipline & Security

ar. Gautam sarma(Professor (Design Chair), RSA)Member & Coordinator - Dramatics Events

mr. vijay sharma(Sr. Manager, F&A)Member & Coordinator - Transportation & Finance

ms. ankita G. agarwal(Asstt. Professor, CSE, RSET)Member

ms. Ritu Batra(Asstt. Manager)Member

mr. ayushman Devraj(Lecturer, RSL)Joint Secretary

Dr. Devika Phukan(Dy. Dean, RSAPS)Member & Coordinator - Discipline & Security

Dr. samuel L. Chuango(Asstt. Professor, RSHSS)Member & Coordinator - Musical Events

mr. sumanta D. Chowdhury(Teaching Asstt., RSFA)Member & Coordinator - Fine Arts Events & Decoration of the campus

mr. manoj Patwari(Chief Estate Manager)Member & Coordinator - Logistic Support for campus arrangements

Prof. (Dr.) soumitra sen(i/c Dean, RSTTM & RSHM)Member

mr. Bijoy s. Kalita(Asstt. Manager, IT)Member & Coordinator - IT support

Prof. (Dr.) anuradha Devi(Dean, RSAPS)Advisor

ms. vanita agrawal(Asstt. Professor & Advisor, EE, RSET)Advisor

ms. Dipika t. agarwal(Asstt. Registrar)Joint Secretary - Vice Chancellor Office

Dr. Debarati mitra(Asstt. Professor, RSAPS)Member & Coordinator - Discipline & Security

ms. florence h. Rabha(Asstt. Professor & Head, Electronic Media & Anchoring, RSCOM)Member & Coordinator - Dramatics Events

Dr. Jasmine a. Chowdhury(Asstt. Professor, RSL)Member & Coordinator - Literary Events

mr. somiran Buragohain(Asstt. Manager)Member & Coordinator - Printing & Logistics

ar. siddhartha Deb(Asstt. Professor, RSA)Member

ms. anjali Goswami(Asstt. Manager)Member

KARMOTSAV, 35th INTER UNIVERSITY EAST ZONE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2019-20


CoNtENts

Foreword 1

Preface 2

Inaugural Ceremony 3

Valedictory Ceremony 4

List of Participating Universities 5

Report 6-12

Event Wise Results 13-17

Winners of KARMOTSAV 18

KARMOTSAV at a Glance 19

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It has been a privilege for The Assam Royal Global University (RGU), Guwahati, to have been entrusted, in just its third year of existence, the opportunity to host the 35th Inter University East Zone Youth Festival (UNIFEST) 2019-20. A unique fest of this kind, it served as a platform showcasing the rich cultural legacies of the East Zone and reinforced mutual love and togetherness among the youth. It refreshed the minds of the youngsters involved in the fest in different capacities, and provided every opportunity to the performers to prove their mettle in various co-curricular activities.

We are thankful to Association of Indian Universities (AIU) for giving this huge opportunity to RGU and for extending continuous support in all aspects of organizing the fest.

We would also like to thank Prof. (Dr) K.P.S. Shante, Observer appointed by AIU for the East Zone UNIFEST 2019-20, who has not only been very cooperative but has also taken the effort of being with us during the five-day UNIFEST held from 11th - 15th November 2019, at The Assam Royal Global University.

Our heartfelt gratitude is also extended to the Patron, Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh, Vice Chancellor, RGU, for his able guidance and leadership throughout the planning and execution of the fest. His efforts provided the students, faculty and staff members with exposure to organize a festival of this magnitude.

RGU is honoured to place a consolidated report of the 35th Inter University East Zone Youth Festival.

foreward

The Assam Royal Global UniversityGuwahati, AssamDecember, 2019

Ms. Angira Mimani(Registrar, RGU)

Cultural Coordinator, KARMOTSAV

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The 35th Inter University East Zone Youth Festival (UNIFEST) 2019-20, held from 11th to 15th Nov 2019, at The Assam Royal Global University, under the aegis of Association of Indian Universities, has been able to attract participants from 23 universities of the Eastern Region. The sole purpose of such an initiative is to bring the leaders of tomorrow closer to each other so that they can join hands in the future to carry the nation forward.

Though competitions were conducted for different categories, namely Music, Dance, Literary Events, Theatre and Fine Arts, the primary aim was not merely to compete against each other and win; but to propagate the concept of regional integration, to spread the spirit of communal harmony and brotherhood, and to encourage the youth to exhibit their cultural prowess in this common platform.

Preface

The Assam Royal Global UniversityGuwahati, AssamDecember, 2019

Ms. Banani D. Hazarika(Asstt. Professor, RSL)Organizing Secretary

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venue : The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati

Duration : November 11-15, 2019

Number of Participating Universities : 23

No. of Participants : 752

Chief Guest : Shri Mukesh Agrawal, IPS Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order), Assam

Guests of honour : Sri. A.K. Pansari Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

: Sri. A. K. Modi Pro-Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

Patron : Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh Vice Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

aIU observer : Prof. (Dr.) K. P. S. Shante Retd. Dean, PG Govt. College for Girls, Chandigarh

Inaugural Ceremony35th INTER UNIVERSITY EAST ZONE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2019-20

Lighting of the lamp marks the beginning of KARMOTSAV

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35th INTER UNIVERSITY EAST ZONE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2019-20

valedictory Ceremony

Guests of honour : Sri. A.K. Pansari Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

: Sri. A. K. Modi Pro-Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

Patron : Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh Vice Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University

aIU observer : Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante Retd. Dean, PG Govt. College for Girls, Chandigarh

Valedictory Ceremony

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List of Participating Universities

1. Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, Bihar 2. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh3. Binod Bihari Mahto Koylanchal University, Dhanbad, Jharkhand 4. Bodoland University, Kokrajhar, Assam5. Central University of Jharkhand, Ranchi, Jharkhand 6. Cotton University, Guwahati, Assam 7. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh8. Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam9. Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee University, Ranchi, Jharkhand10. Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam 11. ICFAI University, Agartala, Tripura12. Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal13. Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Darbhanga, Bihar14. Manipur University, Imphal, Manipur15. National Law University And Judicial Academy, Guwahati, Assam16. National Sports University, Imphal, Manipur17. Ranchi University, Ranchi, Jharkhand18. Sido Kanhu Murmu University,Dumka, Jharkhand19. Tezpur University, Tezpur, Assam 20. The Assam Kaziranga University, Jorhat, Assam21. The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati, Assam22. Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag, Jharkhand23. Visva Bharati University, Santiniketan, West Bengal

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The 35th Inter University East Zone Youth Festival (UNIFEST), KARMOTSAV, was or-ganised by The Assam Royal Global Univer-sity, Guwahati, from 11th to 15th November, 2019, under the aegis of Association of Indi-an Universities (AIU, New Delhi). The festival hosted 23 universities from various states like Assam, Manipur, Ranchi, Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, etc.

The celebration set off in the morning of 11th November, 2019, with Managers’ Meet, wherein contingent leaders from the par-ticipating universities met to set the details right. In the meet, the sequence of the events was finalized and the topic of Elocution and Debate was declared.

A cultural procession, flagged off by Hon’ble Chancellor, RGU, Shri A. K. Pansari; Hon’ble Pro-Chancellor, RGU, Shri A.K. Modi and Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, RGU, Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh, then paraded round the campus of Royal Knowledge Park. The proces-

sion, comprising of participants and team managers from 23 universities displayed glimpses of their diverse cultures which concluded with 23 lighted paper lanterns released in the sky. The event stood true to the theme of the fest, ‘Karma Hi Pradhan Hain’. The Inaugural Ceremony of the festival was held in the evening. Ms. Angira Mimani, Registrar, RGU and Cultural Coordinator, KARMOTSAV, welcomed the gathering to the UNIFEST and inspired the participants to push themselves out of their comfort zones and transform themselves into better versions.

To declare the festival open, the Chief Guest Shri Mukesh Agrawal, IPS; the Hon’ble Chancellor, RGU, Shri A.K. Pansari; Hon’ble Pro-Chancellor, RGU, Shri A.K. Modi; Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, RGU, Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh and other dignitaries lit the ceremonial lamp. The Contingent Incharges of 23 participating universities then lit 23 earthen diyas marking the daz-zling and glorious beginning of the festival. A soulful dance performance, invoking the

Report

A scene from Cultural Procession

Lighting of 23 Diyas in the Inaugural Ceremony

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blessings of Lord Ganesha, by the students of RGU, followed.

Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh, while addressing the gathering, motivated the participants to make best use of the opportunity that the festivity provided. He wanted the students to perform well, and thereby, carry forward the legacy of the UNIFEST.

Shri A. K. Pansari, in his address, highlighted the importance of perseverance and hard work to excel.

The ceremony was blessed with the presence of Shri Mukesh Agrawal, IPS, Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order), Assam, as the Chief Guest. He emphasized on the importance of experiences in shaping one’s life and encouraged the young talents to carry home positive memories from the fest.

The gathering dazzled with the presence of dignitaries from various professional backgrounds. This included eminent figures like Mr Jatin Goswami, dancer cum chore-ographer, and also the Founder Director of the Sattriya Academy, Guwahati; Mr. Dulal Roy, a graduate from The National School of Drama, Delhi, Theatre Director and Actor; Dr. Mallika Kandali, one of the leading ex-ponents of Sattriya Nritya, holding a Ph.D. in this art; Mr. Kapil Bora, leading Film Actor, Anchor and an AIR Voice Artist; Ms. Kalpa-na Patowary, playback and folk singer; Observer, AIU, and Judges of the upcoming events.

A dance performance showcasing fusion of Bharatnatyam, Sattriya and Kathak, to symbolise ‘Unity in Diversity,’ was presented by students of RGU. Ms. Namrata Nandi, the student Contingent Incharge, RGU, took the oath on behalf of the participants. The spirit of the oath highlighted the importance

of upholding fairness, integrity and putting forth one’s greatest effort for achieving best results.

The Inauguration Ceremony concluded with offering of vote of thanks and singing of the national anthem.

Including the Cultural Procession, the fest organised a total of twenty-eight (28) competitive events under five (5) categories namely, Music, Dance, Literary, Theatre and Fine Arts. The events were held in different venues of the university such as D’ Royal Auditorio, Colloquium, Conferencia, Seminar Halls (‘A’ Block and ‘D’ Block), Eden Gar-den, etc. Participants across the universities showcased their talents and calibre in var-ied activities. Panel of experts from various parts of the country, nominated by AIU, were engaged to judge every event.

Under the Music category, nine (9) events namely, Light Vocal (Indian), Classical Vocal Solo (Hindustani or Karnatak), Classical Instrumental Solo (Percussion), Classical Instrumental Solo (Non-Percussion), Group Song (Indian), Western Vocal (Solo), Western Instrumental (Solo), Group Song (Western), and Folk Orchestra, were held.

A scene from Folk Orchestra

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While the event Light Vocal (Indian) was very enthralling, the participants of the Western Instrumental (Solo) displayed an array of in-struments while rendering innovative mash-ups and popular pieces. Classical Vocal Solo, either in Hindustani or Karnatak style, satisfied the judges and the audience to the core Performances in the Western Vocal (Solo) event enchanted the audience with their soulful renderings. The Folk Orchestra comprised of teams each performing folk tunes of its respective state which infused feelings of nostalgia in the audience.

The Classical Instrumental Solo, Percussion and Non-Percussion, competition proved to be both competitive and soothing as the participants mesmerized the audience.

Performances in Group Song (Indian) by dif-ferent teams centered on nationalistic spirit and patriotism. In the Group Song (Western) event, the participating teams energised the audience through their performances that were as varied as beat-boxing, fusion with rap, etc.

The two events under the Dance category, namely, Group Dance (Folk/Tribal) and Classical Dance, equally enthused the

crowd.

Participants from different universities performed Classical Dance wherein the audience tasted different forms of Indian classical dance such as Bharatnatyam, Kathak, Sattriya etc.

The Group Dance (Folk/Tribal) event witnessed each team entertaining the audience through its colourful and vibrant performances.

The Fine Arts Category consisted of nine (9) events such as On the Spot Painting, Collage, Poster Making, Clay Modelling, Cartooning, Rangoli, Spot Photography, Installation and Mehendi.

On the Spot Painting had individual partic-ipants portraying their perceptions of the allotted themes, ‘A Memorable Walk’ and ‘Sunrise’. Each participant was allotted two and a half hours to submit his/her painting.

Similarly, the Poster Making competition also had individual participants all of whom used A scene from Folk/ Tribal Group Dance

A scene from Poster Making Competition

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their talents and skills to paint eye-catching and thought-provoking posters based on one of the allotted themes, ‘This is the Name of My City’ or ‘War and Peace’.

The event Installation attracted participants who tried innovative ideas to make use of waste materials and create structures based on themes as diverse as the Ahom Culture of Assam, the Nishi Culture of Arunachal Pradesh, Mithilanchalar’s way of survival, and so on. The event offered the participants a platform to showcase their creativity to the maximum by depicting environments related to their respective themes.

Each participant in the Spot Photography event was asked to click five snapshots to capture the essence of the festival, with spe-cial emphasis on contributions of the youth. After the allotted time of two and a half hours, the shots were evaluated on param-eters such as impact, composition, technical quality and adherence to the theme. The pictures clicked by the contestants captured the spirit of the festival in all its colour, glory and vibrancy.

Rangoli competition was another vibrant event which encouraged the participants to bring out their artistic talent. The theme of the Rangoli competition was, representation of one’s own festivals. Similarly the Collage Making competition brought out the creative sides of the participants under the theme, ‘portraits’.

Another inetresting event that highlighted the creative genius of the participants was Clay Modelling competition, the theme of which was ‘man and nature’. The Mehendi competition also was a huge crowd puller with its interesting theme, ‘wedding de-signs’. The Cartooning event, on the other hand, delt with participants’ perception of

today’s India as a nation.

The Literary category had events such as Quiz, Elocution and Debate.

The Quiz competition saw each team com-prising of three candidates. The competition was divided into three rounds including ob-jective type questions with an option round, a buzzer round, and an audio-visual round. The renowned Quizmaster Prof. Joy Muk-hopadhyay (Retd.), conducted the event. The contestants were evaluated on various categories, namely, general knowledge, current affairs, and visual aptitude.

The participants of Elocution and Debate put forth their take on the topic ‘I Think, Therefore I am’ and ‘India, the Best in the World’ respectively. The Theatre category consisted of One Act Play, Skit, Mime and Mimicry.

The One Act Play was a memorable one with universities exhibiting their theatrical calibre and talents. Teams enacted plays on various themes including child abuse, discrimination

Mehendi Competition in progress

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of the specially-abled, mob lynching, history of Saraighat, to name a few; which not only moved the audience but also invoked moral conscience among all viewers. Plays such as ‘The Phoenician Women’, ‘Maria Faraar’, ‘The Black Hole’, etc. were highly appreciat-ed by the audience.

Skit performed by each university contained a message based on socially relevant issues and the teams performed to the best of their abilities. ‘Meri Pyaari Bindiya’, ‘Women – Red and White’ and ‘Taali – Ek Pehchaan’, were some of the skits lauded by the audi-ence.

The Mime showcased the immense talent of the participants wherein without any words they expressed their views on various buring social issues.

On a lighter note, the Mimicry was all about entertainment, fun and laughter. Even though mimicing is a tough job, KARMOTSAV saw many enthusiastic participants from various universities.

A Blood Donation Camp was arranged by the Royal School of Nursing (The Assam Royal Global University) in association with GMCH (Gauhati Medical College and Hospital) on the 4th day of the UNIFEST 2019-20. About a hundred persons, who offered to donate blood, were required to fill up forms to submit their names, blood groups, physical fitness and other particulars necessary for donating blood. The donation started at 10:00 am and continued up to 2:00 pm. Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante, Observer, AIU, also participated in the noble cause and was a source of inspiration for those lined up to donate. It was the 128th time that Prof. (Dr.) K. P. S. Shante donated blood. The donors were served with refreshment.

While the overall activity of the blood dona-tion camp was monitored by National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), the transpor-tation of the blood bank was taken care of by National Blood Transfusion Council.

‘Nazm - E –Mehfil’, a non-competitive and special programme, was organised in the evening of the fourth day that was actively participated by some of the judges who had rendered their daunting and decisive services during the competitive events of the festival. This was the first ever event of its kind to be conducted in any UNIFEST. The event brought to light vibrant scenes of the persons who performed, for a change, on the other side of the table.

Following this, a bonfire was arranged in front of Block ‘D’ of the University campus. Competitions being over, the students were relieved of tension and responded all-out for fun and game. Keeping aside their differ-ences and competitiveness, the participants held hands to sing and dance around the bonfire, – a symbolic end which bred new relations and friendships to be cherished for

Blood Donation Camp organised by Royal School of Nursing

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life. The ‘fire’ filled the air with excitement and the flames danced and flickered, knowing that they were being watched by an amazed crowd. All those present were in high spirits. The faculty and staff were not to lag behind the students. In fact, some of them excelled the younger ones in merry-making.

A special dinner was arranged after the bonfire. The team manager of Banaras Hindu University commended the host university (RGU) for its efforts and hospitality. He said, “The entire team (RGU) worked effortlessly and was always smiling. The warm welcome we received will always remain close to our hearts. Even at 4 o’clock in the morning, volunteers were waiting for us at the railway station.”

Ms. Angira Mimani, Registrar, RGU and Cul-tural Coordinator, KARMOTSAV, extended token of appreciation to Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante, who functioned as an involved, watchful and very suggestive Observer from AIU. In return, Prof. Shante expressed profound and sincere feelings of elation, and congratulated everybody associated with the festival. He further said that RGU had set new standards in professionalism and management though it is only in its third year of journey. He stated, “Though a new university, the level of attitude, communica-tion, perception, rationality, problem solving techniques and carrying out work smartly, are absolutely unbelievable. I attended the second UNIFEST in 1989 in Udaipur which stood out and it had a degree of profession-alism. If at all any university comes near to it or beats it, I would say it is The Assam Royal Global University.” He also shared with the participants an ideology of ‘staying humble and yet intellectually elevated’ that Guru Nanak Dev Ji followed.

Appreciating the participating universities

in donating blood, Prof. Shante quoted that it was the 128th time he donated blood. He wished Blood Donation Camps to be held during every youth festival. Further, Prof. Shante advised the participants to discover one’s own approach to things while respect-ing others’ opinions.

Being an inter-university festival, the contingent incharges and students from participating universities were invited to the stage to share their memories and experi-ences over the five-day KARMOTSAV. This offered everyone an opportunity to walk down the memory lane of the last five days. The contingent incharge of Ranchi Univer-sity quoted, “Abhi toh zindagi ki asli udaan baaki hain, abhi toh zindagi ke kaii imte-haan baaki hain, abhi toh naapi hain muthhi bhar zameen, abhi toh saara asmaan baaki hain.” Ananth Kakati, contingent incharge of Gauhati University, stressed upon the fact that national integration is the main objec-tive of youth festivals. Abhinandan Kumar, student participant from Banaras Hindu University, while addressing the gathering, wished the participants all success in future.

This was followed by a violin recital present-ed by Prashant Mishra from Banaras Hindu University. Prof. (Dr.) Pradip Jyoti Mahanta, i/c Dean, Royal School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Senior Professor, Department of English, Royal School of Lan-guages, then spoke on the team effort of the orgnanizers and its positive ending note on the festival. Thereafter, students of RGU, while performing a Bihu dance, welcomed the Patron, Prof. (Dr) S.P. Singh, to the stage by embracing him in their performance.

Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh, Hon’ble Vice Chan-cellor, RGU and Patron, KARMOTSAV, then delivered a speech that was both powerful and inspiring. He began by stating how

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national integration could be considered the soul of KARMOTSAV and that the festi-val, through its quality performances, stood testimony to this fact. He thanked all those who contributed to the fest and opined that it was important to win hearts, not just trophies. He quoted a couplet in Hindi, “Aye umar, maana ki tu badi hasti hain, jab chahe mera bachpan chheen sakti hain, par guroor mat kar apni hasti par, mujhe bhi naaz hain apni masti par, hain agar damm toh itni si kar khata, bachpan toh chheen lia, bachpana chheen ke dikha,” emphasizing the need of having a child-like curiosity about everything. He concluded by thank-ing the organising team and wishing good luck to the participating universities. This was followed by a mesmerising Manipuri dance performance by Mr. Pebam Ching Shanglakpa Singh and Ms. Ningthoujam of Manipur University.

In order to give away the prizes to the win-ning teams and participants, dignitaries Shri. A.K. Pansari (Hon’ble Chancellor, RGU), Shri A.K. Modi (Hon’ble Pro-Chancellor, RGU), Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Singh (Hon’ble Vice Chancel-lor, RGU), Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante (Observer, AIU), Ms. Angira Mimani (Registrar, RGU and Cultural Coordinator, KARMOTSAV), and Prof. Alok Kumar Buragohain (Chair-person, Academics, RGU), were called upon the stage.

Few changes were made for declaration of results which were incorporated on sugges-tions of Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante, Observer, AIU, consented by all contingent incharges during the Managers’ Meet. Five (5) teams were awarded prizes when the number of participating universities in any event was more than ten (10). If the participating universities were between 6-10, four (4) teams were awarded prizes. However, if the number was five (5) or less, only top three (3) teams were given prizes.

Teams securing the top three (3) positions were awarded trophies and the winners of the group events were awarded gold med-als. The 4th and 5th place holders were hand-ed out merit certificates. All the participants were awarded participatory certificates and participatory medals. Only the top three (3) universities in each event are qualified to participate in Nationals.

To wind up the ceremony, vote of thanks was delivered, extending gratitude to Association of Indian Universities, Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Shante, the participating universities, contingent incharges, committee members, coordinators, volunteers and House Keeping staff.

The Assam Royal Global University is grate-ful to the Association of Universities for entrusting it with the honour of organizing the 35th Inter University East Zone Youth Festival 2019-20, christened as ‘KARMOT-SAV,’ focusing the importance of hard work and dedication with the tagline, “Karma Hi Pradhan Hain.”

Bihu Dance during the Valedictory Ceremony

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EvENts UNIvERsItY PosItIoN

CULTURALPROCESSION

Gauhati University IManipur University IIDeen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University IIIThe Assam Royal Global University IVVisva Bharati University V

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CLASSICAL VOCAL SOLO (HINDUSTANI/ KARNATAK)

Banaras Hindu University ITezpur University IIVisva Bharati University IIIDibrugarh University IVManipur University V

CLASSICAL INSTRU-MENTAL SOLO (PER-CUSSION)

Banaras Hindu University IVisva Bharati University IIManipur University IIICotton University IV

CLASSICAL INSTRU-MENTAL SOLO(NON-PERCUSSION)

Banaras Hindu University IJadavpur University IIGauhati University IIIVisva Bharati University IV

LIGHT VOCAL (INDIAN)

Dibrugarh University IThe Assam Royal Global University IIJadavpur University IIIGauhati University IVTezpur University V

WESTERN VOCAL (SOLO)

Tezpur University IBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IICotton University IIIManipur University IVCentral University of Jharkhand V

Event Wise Results

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GROUP SONG (IN-DIAN)

Gauhati University ICotton University IIBanaras Hindu University IIITezpur University IVVisva Bharati University V

GROUP SONG (WESTERN)

The Assam Royal Global University ITezpur University IICentral University of Jharkhand IIIBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IV

FOLK ORCHESTRA Cotton University ITezpur University IIGauhati University IIIManipur University IV

WESTERN INSTRU-MENTAL (SOLO)

The Assam Royal Global University IJadavpur University IICotton University IIIBaba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University IVGauhati University V

DaNCEFOLK/TRIBAL DANCE Manipur University I

Cotton University IIVisva Bharati University IIIICFAI University Tripura IVBanaras Hindu University V

CLASSICAL DANCE Banaras Hindu University IDibrugarh University IIGauhati University IIIThe Assam Royal Global University IV

LItERaRY EvENtsELOCUTION Banaras Hindu University I

Binod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University II

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The Assam Royal Global University IIIVinoba Bhave University IVRanchi University V

DEBATE Banaras Hindu University IRanchi University IINational Sports University (Imphal) IIIBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IVTezpur University V

QUIZ Tezpur University IGauhati University IICotton University IIINational Law University and Judicial Academy IVJadavpur University V

thEatREMIMICRY Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University I

L.N. Mithila University IICentral University of Jharkhand IIIRanchi University IVDibrugarh University V

SKIT Central University of Jharkhand IGauhati University IIManipur University IIICotton University IVBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University V

MIME Cotton University ICentral University of Jharkhand IIVinoba Bhave University IIIBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IVNational Sports University (Imphal) V

ONE-ACT-PLAY Dibrugarh University IManipur University IITezpur University IIICentral University of Jharkhand IVVinoba Bhave University V

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fINE aRtsON-THE-SPOT PAINTING

Gauhati University IBanaras Hindu University IIVisva Bharati University IIIManipur University IVThe Assam Royal Global University V

COLLAGE Jadavpur University IGauhati University IIBanaras Hindu University IIIThe Assam Royal Global University IVManipur University V

POSTER MAKING Gauhati University IRanchi University IIManipur University IIIVisva Bharati University IVBanaras Hindu University V

CLAY MODELLING L. N. Mithila University IBodoland University IIManipur University IIIRanchi University IVVinoba Bhave University V

CARTOONING Banaras Hindu University IBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IIGauhati University IIIRanchi University IVManipur University V

RANGOLI The Assam Royal Global University IBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IIJadavpur University IIIVisva Bharati University IVVinoba Bhave University V

SPOT PHOTOGRA-PHY

Central University of Jharkhand IL. N. Mithila University IIThe Assam Kaziranga University III

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Binod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IVDeen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University V

INSTALLATION Gauhati University ICentral University of Jharkhand IIL. N. Mithila University IIIManipur University IVBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University V

MEHENDI Banaras Hindu University IBinod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University IITezpur University IIIVisva Bharati University IVThe Assam Royal Global University V

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Winners of KaRmotsav1. overall Champion : Gauhati University

2. overall 1st Runner-Up : Banaras Hindu University

3. music : Tezpur University

4. Dance : Manipur University

5. Literary : Banaras Hindu University

6. theatre : Central University of Jharkhand

7. fine arts : Gauhati University

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KaRmotsav at a Glance

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