The 3 day long cultural fest of Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology (MPUAT) concluded today with some dazzling performances by students at MLSU auditorium.

On the last day of Youth Festival- Pratap 2011 which was started since 11 in the morning and continued till evening attracted over 1000 students.

The fest started on 7th march at Civil Block, CTAE with various co-curricular activities like poster making, painting, rangoli and cartooning.

On the second day of March 8^th debate, elocution and quiz competitions were held at RCA’s new auditorium.

Today, monoacting, one act play, skit, group song, patriotic song, solo song, group dance and solo dance were presented by various teams of students representing their colleges (MPUAT has 7 colleges under them)

It‘s for the first time that MPUAT came with such an initiative where all colleges of the university participated together.

Dr. Murtaza Ali Saloda, Organizing Secretary of the program said that “the event went quiet successful; you can see the enthusiasm of students, coming up together with 7 different colleges gave a good competition which sensibly enhanced the quality of performers.”

Among many impressive performances, a skit by CTAE’s 3^rd year students was quite motivational. “Sab Chalta Hai” the attitude we commonly apply in day-to-day life and its harmful results which brings inflation, terrorism and corruption in the country was the key message to audience by Amritanshu Shrivastav and his group (in photo below).

Here are some exclusive clicks by Sayeed Ahmed from the last day of MPUAT’s Youth Festival – Pratap 2011.