BHADERWAH, SEPTEMBER 11: Governor N.N. Vohra visited the Bhaderwah Campus of the Jammu University today to launch the 5 day SANGAM 2017-18, the Chenab Valley Youth Festival, which had been first organised in 2014 and has since become an annual feature.
SANGAM 2017-18 has been organised by Prof. G.M. Bhat, Rector, Bhaderwah
Campus in collaboration with Col. D.D. Pandey, CO 4 RR and with support from
the District Civil, Police and other organisations.
A very
special feature of SANGAM 2017-18 is that, unlike as in past years, it has
attracted participation of nearly 700 students from each of the 10 Chenab
Valley Colleges, 5 of the 7 Jammu University’s Off-site Campuses, 10 Schools in
Bhaderwah and one school from Paddar.
Governor complimented Prof. Bhat and Prof. R.D. Sharma, Vice-
Chancellor, University of Jammu for organising this important event and
securing such large participation of youth. He particularly thanked Brig. Rohit
Nautiyal, Commander 4 Sector RR and Col. D.D. Pandey CO, 4 RR and other
officers and men of 4 RR who have assisted this festival. Stressing the crucial
importance of providing healthy outlets for youth to enable them to develop and
display their talents, Governor urged Prof. Sharma to organise more and more
youth festivals.
Governor
observed that Maj. Ambrish Mahanta, who is 2 I/C of 4 RR had served as his ADC
for 2 years and he and First Lady Mrs. Usha Vohra were happy to meet him again.
Governor
and First Lady witnessed a scintillating cultural programme which focused on
the education of the girl child, national integration and preservation of
traditional cultures and handicrafts.
Governor visited the Campus and met students and participants in the
Festival before leaving for Srinagar.
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