As students of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur are gearing up to host their annual social and cultural festival - Spring Fest 2014 - they are seeking more participations from students from Gujarat.
The 55th edition of Spring Fest is scheduled to be held from January 23 to January 26, 2014.
"Spring Fest is proud to inform that it has always seen an active participation from Gujarat. Last year, students from very reputed colleges like IIM Ahmedabad, Nirma University, M S University of Baroda, L D College of Engineering and SVNIT, Surat participated in Spring Fest, which is one of the oldest and biggest college cultural and social festival in India," an official press release from the organizing committee of Sprint Fest 2014 said.
The first edition of Spring Fest was held in 1960, making it one of the oldest cultural festivals in India. Over the last 55 years, it has grown exponentially, encompassing the aspirations and enthusiasm of students from all across the country.
"The last edition, Spring Fest 2013, saw a footfall of over 30,000 people and participation from over 150 colleges," the release said, adding that with a plethora of more than 80 events covering over 7 genres, Spring Fest offers students a platform to showcase their versatile talent and competitive spirit.
Spring Fest 2014 will also include IIT Kharagpur Model United Nations which will be a three day conference and will be held from January 24 to January 26.
The 55th edition of Spring Fest is scheduled to be held from January 23 to January 26, 2014.
"Spring Fest is proud to inform that it has always seen an active participation from Gujarat. Last year, students from very reputed colleges like IIM Ahmedabad, Nirma University, M S University of Baroda, L D College of Engineering and SVNIT, Surat participated in Spring Fest, which is one of the oldest and biggest college cultural and social festival in India," an official press release from the organizing committee of Sprint Fest 2014 said.
The first edition of Spring Fest was held in 1960, making it one of the oldest cultural festivals in India. Over the last 55 years, it has grown exponentially, encompassing the aspirations and enthusiasm of students from all across the country.
"The last edition, Spring Fest 2013, saw a footfall of over 30,000 people and participation from over 150 colleges," the release said, adding that with a plethora of more than 80 events covering over 7 genres, Spring Fest offers students a platform to showcase their versatile talent and competitive spirit.
Spring Fest 2014 will also include IIT Kharagpur Model United Nations which will be a three day conference and will be held from January 24 to January 26.
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