As I write this, a warm feeling inundates my core. Finally, Avensis 2012 has shaped up the way we wanted it to be. The icing on the cake is the annual cultural fest: Genesis making its much awaited comeback. After being marginalised for more than a few years, its back in a whole new avatar. The dates finalised as 22nd, 23rd and 24th of March, we MSIT'ians have our work cut out.
The CO's, Event Heads and coordinators are working hard to make this the biggest extravaganza ever.
There is a peculiar buzz and frenzy about the fest this year.Certainly auspicious from the fact as this year promises to be bigger not only in terms of events but also in terms of the hype and the publicity, essential ingredients for a successful fest anywhere on the planet.
The list of the events is incessant. The perpetual flavor of Avensis is intact though and their is a definite feeling of team spirit among the students to deliver their very best.To find the exhaustive list of events, click on the link:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/avensis2012/doc/180265672073999/
Today, when an average 20 year old thinks of a college fest, what usually comes to mind is two or three days of madness, fun, dance, music, revelry et al. But the thing to keep in mind is that none of this extends beyond those few days; and most of it is just packed up in a paper bag and tucked away in some corner of the mind only to be reopened sometime in the future and turn nostalgic and reminiscent.This is what a cult or a tech fest all about, memories and working with your friends to experiment, to execute your plans and to enhance your knowledge about it.
As the preparations are on full swing for the D-day, Team Avensis is leaving no stone unturned to ensure unparalleled success. The promotional activities are on full throttle and we plan to host workshops and seminars about various technical events in our college as well as other colleges of IPU.
Stay tuned for further updates....till then its Udit Bhatia signing off.
