For collegians, Sarang, an annual cultural night organised at a management college in Lucknow, offered a lively evening of celebrating India’s rich traditions. Centred on the theme ‘Traditional’, the event opened with an energetic dance performance by students. Followed by a captivating ramp walk showcasing traditional attire inspired by different states and regions of India. Students dressed in Rajasthani, Kashmiri and Maharashtrian ensembles, among others, bringing the distinct colours, fabrics and styles of their respective regions to the stage. Faculty and staff members also joined the celebrations, arriving in traditional attire and adding to the festive spirit of the evening.
(L) Anshika Singh (R) Anshika, Mahima and Unnati
(L) Anurag Tamhane (R) Harshil Tolia and Anaya Tandon
Dr Kajal Srivastava and Dr Varsha Madheshiya
(L) Dr Anjali Tiwari (R) Dr Rashmi Chaudhary
(L) Khushi Pandey and Shilpi Pal (R) Dr Sushma Vishnani
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Sushma Vishnani, Director of Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow, shared, “Our traditions are a reflection of the diversity that makes India unique.” Dr Rashmi Chaudhary, Dean of Student Affairs, was also present. The celebrations continued with interactive games before a DJ session brought students and faculty together on the dance floor, giving the evening an upbeat finale.– Amina Ashraf
(L) Jyotirmoy Roy and Khishi Singhal (R) Shalvi Rastogi
(L) Yashi Mishra (R) Navya Puri and Shubhshree
Saumya Tiwari and Nia Tripathi
