Udaipur: Venkateshwar College of Nursing, under Sai Tirupati University, Udaipur, organised a Freshers and Farewell Party with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The event was attended by Sai Tirupati University Vice Chancellor Dr. Prashant Nahar, Registrar Dr. Devendra Jain, Deputy Registrar Dr. Kanup)riya Tiwari, PG Dean Dr. Bharat Parashar, along with principals of various institutions and other distinguished guests. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries. Addressing the gathering, Principal of the College of Nursing, Dr. Vijay Singh Rawat, welcomed the new students and extended his best wishes to them as they embarked on their academic journey. He also wished the outgoing students a bright future, success and a rewarding career ahead. The celebration featured a range of colourful cultural performances by the students. Through songs, dances and other presentations, the students showcased their enthusiasm, talent and creativity, adding vibrancy to the occasion. The event marked a warm welcome for the freshers while also bidding an emotional farewell to the graduating students. The programme concluded with the National Anthem. The occasion created an atmosphere of joy, excitement and camaraderie among the students, faculty members and staff of the college.
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Freshers and Farewell Party Held at Venkateshwar College of Nursing, Udaipur
Udaipur: Venkateshwar College of Nursing, under Sai Tirupati University, Udaipur, organised a Freshers and Farewell Party with great
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