Ganesh immersion preserving the cultural heritage of Dr.N.J. Paaulbudhe College of Pharmacy

Rayat Samachar

Ahmednagar (Vijay Mate) 25.9.2023

     Ganeshotsav was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Dr. N.J. Paaulabudhe College of Pharmacy at Vasant Tekaldi. The five-day festival is celebrated every year by college students in a devotional atmosphere, Various competitions are organized on these days. The boys took a rangolis competition and showed that we also drew more beautiful rangolis than the girls. The girls performed the Bharatnatyam dance wearing a Nauwari saree while cultivating the cultural tradition.

The principal of this program Dr. Rekarani Khurana, Anuradha Chavan, Dr. Nilesh Jadhav, professors, non-teaching staff, etc. appreciated the students. Satyanarayan Mahapuja was performed on behalf of the college and Mahaprasad was distributed. On the fifth day, the aarti of Shri Ganesh was performed and Yugandhar Dhol Pathak gave an attractive performance in the immersion procession.

Students presented various talents while preserving their cultural heritage and giving a good message to society. The students gave a message about how to preserve our cultural heritage by holding the arena and playing with balloons. Four by four, the students presented their trick of Lazim. Citizens welcomed the procession everywhere. The teachers guided the students and carried out the procession in a disciplined manner.

On this occasion, office bearers of Seva Shikshan Mandal's Rambhau Buchkul, Ramkisan Deshmukh, Dadasaheb Bhoite, Sai Paaulbudhe, Raghunath Karampure, B.Ed College Principal Mrs. Dr. Rekharani Khurana, Dr. Nilesh Jadhav, Principal of College of Pharmacy, Anuradha Chavan, Principal of Pharmacy College, Sandeep Kamble, Principal of Night College, all teachers, non-teaching staff, students were present on the occasion.

The president of the organization, Vinay Paaulbudhe, and all the office bearers congratulated the students and teachers for their disciplined performance during the program by performing the Lezim Pathak and Dhol Pathak in the procession.