Ambala, October 24 (R. Singh):- S.D. College, Ambala Cantt, has created history by winning the overall trophy for the 48th consecutive time at the three-day Ambala Zone Youth Festival organised by Kurukshetra University at G.M.N. College, Ambala Cantt. The festival concluded yesterday evening. College Principal Dr. Alka Sharma said that the college secured first position in 28 events, second position in nine events and third position in three events, setting a record. The college also won all five trophies in the major categories of literary events, drama, music, dance and fine arts.
During all three days of the youth festival, the college students participated in various competitions with great enthusiasm, confidence and artistic talent. Glimpses of Haryanvi folk culture, the melodiousness of music, the energy of dance, the creativity of painting and literary performances impressed both the audience and the judges. On the third day too, the college students continued their winning streak. They secured second position in the Hindi declamation competition, third position in Haryanvi group singing, and first position in Western solo singing and Western instrumental solo competitions. In addition, Srishti Rana was honoured with the Best Actress award for her outstanding acting in the drama competition. This remarkable success was the result of the students’ continuous hard work, regular practice, teachers’ guidance and the unity of the entire cultural team. Along with individual talent, the students also demonstrated an excellent spirit of teamwork.
Expressing happiness over this historic achievement, College Principal Dr. Alka Sharma said that winning the overall trophy for the 48th consecutive time was a matter of pride and honour for the college. Winning all five trophies reflected the students’ talent, discipline, dedication and tireless efforts. She congratulated the students, the cultural team and the guiding teachers on this achievement. The college’s Dean of Cultural Activities, Dr. Divya Jain, and Co-Dean Dr. Neetu Bakshi also praised the students, saying that youth festivals provide an important platform for developing students’ personalities, creativity and leadership qualities. They appreciated the contributions of the entire cultural team and the teachers. Dr. Alka Sharma said that by winning the overall trophy for the 48th consecutive time, Sanatan Dharma College had once again proved that its identity was not limited to academics; it also held a distinguished place in art, literature, music and culture. This historic victory is a proud moment for the entire college family and a source of inspiration for the younger generation.
