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 INDEX
1. About Mithibai College 1
2. About Mithibai Kshitij 2
3. Theme - An Everlasting Flame 3
4. Our Mentors 4
5. Core Committee 5
6. Green Run 6
7. Security Rules and Regulations 8
8. Note to CLs 9
9. Note to Participants 10
10. Registration Procedure 11
11. Scoring 13
12. Betting Rules 14
13. Key 15
14. Multi City 16
15. Performing Arts 23
16. Literary Arts 35
17. Creatives and Fine Arts 42
18. Photo Media 46
19. Gaming and Sports 52
20. Informals 62
21. Business Events 67
22. Para Events 74
23. Gifts & Prizes 80
24. Contact Us 81

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 ABOUT MITHIBAI COLLEGE

Since its inception in 1961, Shri Vile Parle Kelavani
Mandal’s Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute
of Science & Amrutben Jivanlal College of
Commerce and Economics (Autonomous) is
envisaged as a destination for the most promising and
talented students. The college has 21 departments, of
which 15 are postgraduate departments with 9 of
them conducting Ph.D. programmes. It has always
encouraged an admission policy that favours
meritorious students irrespective of their economic
background. The academic year 2017-18 saw the
college being awarded the Best College Award of
University of Mumbai. The year also saw UGC
conferring Grade 1 Autonomy for a period of 10
years. The college implemented autonomous status
from the academic year 2018-19. In the last 3 years, the
college has received Rs. 10.37 crores as grants from
government bodies such as DBT, DST, UGC, RUSA
and University of Mumbai. In 2019, the college was
ranked first by ‘India Today’ in all three faculties i.e.
Arts, Science & Commerce faculty. In 2022, Mithibai
College was ranked 4th by ‘EduWorld’ amongst all
Autonomous Colleges in the country. The college has
a vibrant and an all-encompassing atmosphere to boost
holistic development of its students.

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 About mithibai kshitij
Kshitij is the annual international intercollegiate cultural
festival of Mithibai College, that has been soaring
since 2007. Since then, it has led a 15 year long
legacy wherein each chapter is filled with enthralling
stories. This year, the 16th edition of the festival will
be a noteworthy addition to the next few pages of
Kshitij’s history. We have a committee of over 700
students who diligently work towards adding zest to
this extravagant festival making it one of the biggest
festivals in Asia. The list of events this year sums up
to a total of 51 events over eight departments,
providing a prodigious platform for all students across
the nation. We are also the first ever college festival to
have introduced Para Events, where we  host several
events for the differently-abled. Igniting the city with
its eternal flame, Kshitij garners more than 50,000
students from all over India.

Adding to the festival’s charm with top notch

celebrities gracing our venues, we have also  been
hosting ‘The Kshitij Show’ - the official talk show
where influential artists allow us to peep into their life
behind the stardom. Furthermore, participants also get
a chance to win gifts worth Rupees 30 Lakhs & cash
prizes worth Rupees 5 Lakhs, and experience a
cultural spectacle of a lifetime.

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 AN EVERLASTING FLAME
They say life is a long road of anguish. Why so? What
makes life strenuous?

When in life darkness lingers, in moments where

everything seems bleak; when the dark tunnel ahead
seems unending; you look for the light within. When
giving up seems like the only escape, when failure hits
you like a flat blade of ice, you choose to dive within.
You choose to keep trudging forward looking for that
fire within you. ‘Kshitij’ is this fire within you.

Scarlet to the black, it urges you to march forward

and not limit yourself to failures but to stand against all
odds. This flame is an epitome of hope that yields you
to dive deep within; find the ‘Why’ to your purposes
and channel it in the right direction.

 Burning the borders of differences enticing us, it is the

fire that unites.

Kshitij is this eternal flame within all of us that

never goes off.

 The light that ignites passion in the souls aspiring

them to chase after their dreams, Kshitij is a beacon
of light. It is indeed the fire within you that incites you
to achieve limitless success. 

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 OUR MENTORS
Shri. Amrish R. Patel

(Honourable President & Trustee, SVKM)

Shri. Amit B. Sheth 

(Hon. Secretary, SVKM & Mentor, Mithibai College - Autonomous)

Prof. Krutika Desai

(I/c. Principal, Mithibai College - Autonomous)

Dr. Anjali Patkar

(Vice Principal, Mithibai College - Autonomous)

Teacher In-Charges

Mr. Pravin Jadhav

(Convenor, Cultural Committee)

Mr. Shripad Samant

(Jt. Convenor, Cultural Committee)

Mr. Sagar Sonawane

Dr. Shweta Salian

Mrs. Antara Kawale

Mrs. Jayasree Ravi

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 CORE COMMITTEE
Om Bhanushali
[Chairperson]   

  Svkriti Bharadwaj
[Deputy Chairperson]  

Dipika Lalwani Aayush Shetty Prisha Thacker Pratham Shah Sakshi Aptikar

[Vice Chairperson]   [Vice Chairperson]    [Vice Chairperson]   [Vice Chairperson]  [Vice

  Chairperson]   

Krisha Shah Yashita Jalan Yadvi Patel Krisha Doshi

[Performing Arts]   [Performing Arts]    [Literary Arts] [Literary Arts]

Vyoma Shah Veer Sanghavi Rudra Trivedi Dhruv Agarwal

[Digital Media] [Digital Media] [Gaming & Sports]   [Gaming & Sports]  

Riddhi Shah Swayam Shah Vandan Shah Mahee Vithalani

[Hospitality]   [Hospitality]   [Artist Relations]   [Artist Relations]  

Drishti Sanghavi Bhoomi Shah Meher Kazi Khushi Gada

[Marketing]   [Marketing]   [Logistics]   [Logistics]  

Durva Rai Hetvi Dedhia Siddhi Motipara Goyam Jain

[Fine Arts] [Fine Arts] [Public Relations] [Public Relations]

Sahaj Malhotra Vedant Shah Udit Bhandari Vansh Shah

[Security] [Security] [Finance]   [Informals]  

Gehna Tibb Bhavya Shah Bidhi Deshmukh Vidhaan Dharia

[Para Events] [Para Events] [Photography]   [Technicals]  

Arsh Dholakia Soham Parab Teerth Shah Vidhi Sanghavi

[Business Events] [National Events] [Graphics] [Photo Media]  

Khushboo Ghorecha Prathamesh Kosambia Drishti Thakkar Kevin Patel

[Productions] [Productions] [Printing & Stationery] [Printing & Stationery]
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 GREEN RUN
Mithibai Kshitij is organising the Green Run, a 7 km run on 8th
January, 2023. Along with being a cultural festival, we also
believe in giving back to society. To propagate this further, we
are hosting a run to spread awareness for collective efforts
towards a cleaner, greener and fitter future.

Kshitij cordially invites you all to be a part of this Green Run!

The registrations for Green Run have begun. 
You can register at www.mithibaikshitij.com or by scanning
the QR code at the back of this brochure.

The three age categories for the Marathon are as follows:

- 10-15 years
- 16-34 years
- 35 years & above

Cash prizes for each age category [Separate podiums for

Males and Females]:
• 1st Position: INR 10,000 
• 2nd Position: INR 7,000 
• 3rd Position: INR 5,000
And many more exciting gifts and prizes!

Note:
• There is no registration fee for the marathon.
• Participants are advised to use public transportation to reach
the venue as parking space will not be provided.
• The organising committee will not be responsible for the loss
or damage of any personal belongings.
• The Organising Committee will not be responsible for any
health issues during the event.
• The Participants are advised to participate after considering
their respective health conditions.

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 Assembling Venue: JVPD Grounds, Juhu

Reporting Time: 06 00 a.m.
Gates Closing: 06 30 a.m.
Flag Off: 07 00 a.m.
Distance: 7 km
Register At: www.mithibaikshitij.com
Registration Ends: December 30th, 2022 at 6 00 p.m.

REGISTRATION DETAILS:
• The online registrations for College Contingents have
begun.
• Only online registrations are valid and no on the spot
entries will be allowed.
• CLs/ ACLs have to submit an excel sheet of their
Marathon Runners to logistics@mithibaikshitij.com
before 31st December 2022, 11 00 am.
• Substitution will not be allowed after the registration is
done online.
• Each college will be given 5 points per registered
Runner.
• Non Participation on Registration [NPR] will lead to a
deduction of 20 points.
• Please Note: Points will be awarded to the college only
if the registered Runner has a valid college ID card and
is from the same college.

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants will receive an email confirming their
registration which he/ she will have to present on the
day of the event at the re-registration desk.
• Re-registration will begin at 06 00 a.m. on the day of the
event.
• College Contingent participants have to be present with
a valid college ID during re-registration.

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• Entry into all the Kshitij venues will be allowed only on a
valid college ID card.
• Any kind of harmful metal, inflammable or sharp objects will
be confiscated at the security point of every venue.
• Items once confiscated, will not be returned.
• No tagging of items will be done by the Organisers.
• Eatables/Drinkables obtained from outside the Kshitij venues
are strictly prohibited.
• Cigarettes and other objectionable articles will not be
permitted in the Kshitij venues.
• Right to admission rests with the Organisers.
• The Organisers reserve the right to alter the Rules and
Regulations of any event without prior notice.

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 NOTE TO CONTINGENT LEADERS

• Every college can have a maximum of 1 Contingent
Leader (CL) and 3 Assistant Leaders (ACLs).
• The Contingent Leader or Assistant Contingent
Leader(s) must have a valid (a) College ID proof or (b)
fee receipt along with Government photo ID proof of
themselves as well as all participants representing their
respective contingent during their registration
procedure. (The name, date of birth and photograph
should be clearly visible)
• Each College Contingent (CC) can occupy only 1 slot
per event.
• College name should not be revealed by College
Contingents under any circumstances.
• At least one CL/ ACL should be present at the time of
Main Registration and Re-registration. 
• Substitution will only be allowed at the Main
Registration Desk of that venue on the day of the event.
• The CL and ACLs are required to email a passport size
photograph for their CL/ACL ID cards to
logistics@mithibaikshitij.com before the 20th of
December, 2022.
• Each CL/ ACL should possess their CL/ ACL ID card
on all four days of the festival.

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 NOTE TO PARTICIPANTS
• All participants and Non-Participating Accompanists
(NPA), must be between the 15-24 age group.
• Any kind of obscenity, vulgarity or misbehaviour will not
be tolerated and will lead to consequences at the
discretion of the Judges and/ or the Organising
Committee. 
• Transparent and low-neck clothing is not allowed. 
• All props and other items used during the event should
be collected as soon as the performance is over.
Organisers do not guarantee the safety of the same. 
• Nobody except the technical personnel appointed by the
Organising Committee will be allowed to handle the
technical equipment. 
• College name should not be revealed by any
participant under any circumstances. 
• On The Spot Entries (OTSEs) can register for an event
only on the day of the event at the Main Registration
Desks. Slots are subject to availability.
• Decisions made by the Judges and the Organising
Committee will be final and binding.
• Non-Participating Accompanists (NPA) and Non-
Collegiate Participating Accompanists (NCPA) are
optional for the events where they are mentioned. 
• All NPAs must be a part of the same college as the
Participant/ Contingent.

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 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
• Every CL/ ACL will be given a unique User ID and
Password during the Contingent Leaders’ Meet, which
has to be used to login to the official Kshitij website for
the online registration of events.
• Non-Collegiate Participants (NCPs) are required to sign
up to the website. 
• The website for Online Registration is
www.mithibaikshitij.com.
• The dates for the Online Registration are as follows:
• Registration for College Contingents will begin on
December 17th, 2022 at 09 00 a.m. and end on
December 19th, 2022 at 11 59 p.m.
• Registration for Non-Contingent Participants (NCPs)
will begin on December 21st, 2022 at 9 00 a.m.
and end on December 22nd, 2022 at 11 59 p.m.
• Slots will be allotted on a first come first served basis
only. 
• Slots for NCPs will be subject to availability. 
• Slots will be confirmed after the Online Registrations
end, via mail.
• Participants and Contingents must reach the venue at
least two hours before the commencement of the
event. 
• The Main Registration Desk will open at 6 45 a.m. on
all four days. 
• The CLs/ ACLs must register their participants at the
Main Registration Desk at least one hour before the
event. 
• The Registration procedure for events will take place at
their respective venues only.
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 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
• The Re-registration desk will open two hours prior to
the event and will close 30 minutes before the
• event begins.
• CLs/ ACLs must have a valid (a) College ID card or (b)
fee receipt along with government photo ID proof of
all Participants at the time of Main Registration and
Re-registration on the day of the event.
• NCPs must have a valid (a) College ID card or (b) fee
receipt along with government photo ID proof at the
time of Main Registration and Re-registration on the
day of the event.
• For events requiring NPAs, CLs/ ACLs/ NCPs must
have a valid (a) College ID card or (b) fee receipt
along with government photo ID proof of their NPAs
at the time of Main Registration and Re-registration on
the day of the event.
• All Participants will be given a Proof of Participation
(POP) at the Main Registration Desk for each event
which has to be carried to the Re-registration Desk
and has to be retained till the final round of the
respective event.
• Once the Registration Desks are closed, no requests
to open the desks will be accepted. 

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 SCORING
EVENT TYPE REGISTRATION QUALIFICATION NPR* NPQ* PODIUMS

1st - 550
USP 60 110 -140 -370
2nd - 520

1st - 500
FLAGSHIP 50 90 -120 -320 2nd - 460
3rd - 420

1st - 400
POPULAR 40 70 -100 -260 2nd - 360
3rd - 320

1st - 300
OTHER 30 50 -80 -210 2nd - 260
3rd - 220

1st - 550
MARATHON 5 - -20 - 2nd - 500
3rd - 450

*NPR - Non Participation on Registration

 NPQ - Non Participation on Qualification

SCORING RULES
• Registration points will be allotted to a College Contingent on the
confirmation of their slot for an event.
• Qualification points will be awarded only when the participants have
qualified for the final round of the event.
• NPR will be given if the participant doesn’t turn up for the event
after their slot is confirmed.
• NPQ will be given to participants if they do not turn up for the
event after qualification.
• For all knock out events, qualification points will be awarded to 1/4th
of the initial number of slots.
• Scoring is not applicable for NCPs.
• The winning points for the Green Run are only liable for the college
participants if they have acquired one of the three positions in
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 BETTING RULES
• Only the CL/ ACL can place a bet on an event. 
• Once a bet is placed, it cannot be altered or cancelled
under any circumstances. 
• In case of Eliminations + Finals events, a bet can only
be placed before the Elimination round. 
• CLs/ ACLs can place a minimum bet of 50 points and
a maximum bet of 300 points. 
• All bets placed should be a multiple of 10. 
• No bets can be placed on USP events. 
• CLs/ ACLs are only allowed to place a bet on one
‘Flagship’ event, two ‘Popular’ events and three
‘Others’ events. 
• The points kept at stake by the college will be doubled
if their participant wins. 
• On losing any ‘Flagship’ event, the college will lose
double the amount of points kept at stake and on
losing any ‘Popular’ or ‘Others’ event, the college will
only lose the amount of points kept at stake. 
• The Scoring and Betting Procedure is not applicable
for NCPs and OTSEs. 
• The Scoring and Betting Procedure is not applicable
for Para Events. 
• Betting is not applicable for the Green Run. 
• Betting is not applicable for Multi city Events.

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 KEYS

DURATION

EVENT TYPE

EVENT CATEGORY
[USP, FLAGSHIP, POPULAR, OTHERS]

NUMBER OF
TEAMS

NUMBER OF
PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM

15

MULTI CITY
EVENTS

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 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
• Multi City Event Eliminations will be conducted in
Mumbai, Pune and Ahmedabad. 
• The best performers of the events will qualify to the
Finals that will be held in Mumbai on the main days of
the festival. 
• Accommodation, food and travel of the qualifiers from
Pune and Ahmedabad will be provided by Team Kshitij,
and the details for the same will only be revealed to the
qualified Participants.
• Participants must reach the venue for the final round two
hours prior to the commencement of the event.
• The Re-registration desk for the final round will open two
hours before the event and will close thirty minutes
prior to the commencement of the event.
• Participants must have their valid College ID card or Fee
receipt with Government ID proof at the time of Re-
registration.
• All participants will be given a Proof of Participation
(POP) at the Re-registration desk, which has to be
retained throughout the event.
• The scoring table is the same for the Multi City events.
• Betting is not applicable for Multi City Events.
• Scoring is not applicable to NCPs.

• Please Note: Details regarding the Multi City Registration

procedure and more will be notified via our social media
handles.

• For Queries Contact:

Soham Parab: +91 75069 22339

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 KSHITIJ IDOL
(Bollywood Solo Singing)

1-2 Unlimited 1
minutes

3-4 16
minutes

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only Bollywood and Hindi album songs are allowed.
• Medleys and mashups are allowed. 
• Use of either instruments or -1 track is mandatory. 
• Cover songs are allowed.
• Original compositions are not allowed.
• Theme for the finals will be revealed after the Eliminations.

₹ 8000

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 7TOSMOKE
(Solo Street Dance)

1 minute Unlimited 1

Battle
8
Round

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Organisers will provide music for the finals
• The Final Round will be revealed after the Eliminations.
• The participants must bring their own music for
Eliminations.
• Throwing anything at the opponent and touching the
opponent will lead to consequences.
• The Participants must perform street styles of dance only.

₹ 8000

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 LIGHTS, CAMERA, DRAMA!

 
(Mono Acting)

1 minute Unlimited 1

3-4 16
minutes

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The act can be in Hindi, English or both; however, snippets
in other languages are allowed.
• Blackouts are not allowed.
• Use of props, costumes and instruments is allowed.
• Theme for the Finals will be revealed after the Eliminations.

₹ 8000

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 MONOSTROKES
(Sketching)

3 hours Unlimited 1

3 hours 16

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants are only allowed to use HB pencils.
• Participants must bring an A4 size sheet only.
• Participants must bring basic stationery materials.
• Use of charcoal and smudgers are allowed. 
• Coloured pencils, pens and crayons are not allowed. 
• No reference material is allowed.
• No material will be provided by the Organising Committee. 
• Use of electronic devices is prohibited.
• The theme for the Finals will be revealed on the day of the
event.

₹ 8000

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 QUEEN’S GAMBIT
(Chess)

Unlimited

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Chess Blitz rules and regulations with modifications will
be applicable.
• Game time will be a set of 5 minutes with 3 seconds of
increment time.

₹ 8000

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PERFORMING
ARTS

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 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
• Vulgarity and profanity of any kind will lead to
consequences. 
• Disrespect shown to any political party/ religious group
will lead to consequences. 
• Exceeding the time limit will lead to consequences. 
• Incase of tube tops, low necks and transparent
clothing, a bodysuit is mandatory. 
• For events where it is necessary, a pen drive consisting
of one track only should be submitted at the Re-
registration Desk in .mp3 format and should be named
according to the College Code/ Non- Collegiate
Participant Code/ On the Spot Entry Code.
• Entry and exit, to and from the audience is prohibited.
• The Judge's and Organiser's decision will be final and
binding. 
• Non-Participating Accompanist(s) [NPA] and Non-
Contingent Participating Accompanist(s) [NCPA] are
optional for the events where they are mentioned.
• Contingent Leaders, Assistant Contingent Leaders and
Participants are not allowed to meet/ converse with the
Judges.
• Organisers are not responsible for anyone’s belongings.
• Organisers reserve the right to alter the rules and
regulations at any point in time.
• Substitution after the Elimination Round is prohibited. 
• Plagiarism will lead to consequences. 
• Participants/ Contingent Leaders and Assistant Contingent
Leaders are not allowed to handle any technical
equipment at any technical desk.

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 ROCK ON
(Band Event)

5 - 7 + 3 mins
4 - 6 + 2

set up time
20 NPA(s)

THEME: The participants must perform on Rock Music only. The

performance must include a showcase of 30 seconds of pure acapella.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• At least one vocalist is compulsory.
• Both Hindi and English songs are allowed.
• Mashups and medleys are allowed.
• Use of -1 tracks and pre-recorded music is not allowed.
• Organisers will provide the participants with a five-piece
drum kit.
• Cover songs and original compositions are allowed.
• Use of at least one instrument is compulsory.

₹10,000

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 JUGALBANDI
(Instrumental Duo)

3-4

16 2
minutes

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of one Indian Instrument is compulsory.
• Use of pre-recorded music and -1 tracks is not allowed.
• Participants must carry their own instruments. 
• Original compositions are allowed.
• Both Participants must make use of different
instruments.
• No vocals are allowed, the Participants can only play
instruments. 

₹ 8000

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 EMINEM IT!
(Rapping)

2 minutes 32

1+1

8
NPA

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The rap can be in Hindi, English or both.
• The NPA can only beatbox during the performance. 
• It is mandatory for the Participants to have either a NPA
or a -1 track for the Elimination Round. 
• The theme for the Final Round will be revealed on the day
of the event.

₹ 5000

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 MUSIC MISMATCHED
(Western Unplugged)

2-4
1 - 2 + 1

minutes 24
NPA

THEME: Participant must replace the chorus of each chosen

song with the chorus of another song.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only English songs are allowed.
• -1 tracks are not allowed.
• Cover songs are allowed.
• Only acoustic instruments are allowed.
• At least one acoustic instrument is compulsory.
• The NPA can only play the instrument.
• Original compositions are not allowed.

₹ 6000

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 NACHDE NE SAARE
(Bollywood Group Dance)

2-3 24
minutes

3-4 10
minutes

6 -10 + 2
NPA(s)

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of props is allowed. 
• Costumes are mandatory for the Finals. 
• Only Bollywood and Hindi Album songs are allowed.
• Voice overs are allowed. 
• Theme for the finals will be revealed after the Eliminations.

₹10,000

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 SCORCH THE FLOOR

(Street Dance)

3-4
16
6 - 10
minutes

Showcase
Round

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Round 1 will be a Showcase Round.
• The Participants must bring their own music for Round 1.
• Round 2 and 3 will be battle rounds and will be revealed to
the Participants on the day of the Event.
• The Organisers will provide music for round 2 and 3.
• Throwing anything at the opponents and touching the
opponents will lead to consequences.
• The Participants must perform street styles of dance
only. 

₹15,000

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 CLASSIC कली
(Classical Dance)

2 - 3
1 - 2 + 1

minutes 16
NPA

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Costumes are mandatory.
• Performing on live music is allowed.
• The participants must perform on classical music only; film
songs are not allowed.
• Rap songs are not allowed.
• Only classical dance forms are allowed (Kathak, Kathakali,
Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Manipuri, Odissi
and Sattriya).
• NPA can only play the instrument.

₹ 7,000

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 TAMASHA
(Street Play)

6 - 8 + 2 mins
6 - 8 + 2

set up time 16
NPA(s)

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The play can be in Hindi, English or both, however,
snippets in other languages are allowed.
• The NPA can only play a live/ junk instrument outside
the performing area.

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 PANACHE
(Fashion Show)

4 - 6 + 1 min

20 6 - 10 + 2

set up time
NPA(s)

THEME: Metaverse x Cyberpunk

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of props is allowed. 
• Footwear is compulsory. 
• The participants must carry music for their performance. 
• Costumes are compulsory. 

₹15,000

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 THE GALACTIC RUNWAY

(Solo Fashion)

1-2 1 + 1

minutes
24
NPA

THEME: Galactic Fashion

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of props is allowed. 
• Footwear is compulsory. 
• The participants must carry music for their performance. 
• Costumes are compulsory. 

₹ 5,000

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LITERARY ARTS

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 LAFZON KA KHEL
(Poetry Slam)

2 minutes 32 1

45 + 2
minutes 16

THEME: The participants must perform on either one of the

following topics:
1. An Everlasting Flame
2. Breathing through violence

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The poem must be in English or Hindi.
• The poem must be written by the Participant, any form of
plagiarism will lead to consequences.
• Participants must submit a hard copy of their poetry at the
re-registration desk for the Elimination Round.
• Use of a reference sheet while performing is allowed only
for the Final Round.
• Exceeding the time limit will lead to consequences.
• Themes for finals will be revealed on the day of event
₹ 5,000

45 minutes preparation time + 2 minutes speaking time

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 JUST A MINUTE
(JAM)

32 1

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Standard JAM rules will be applicable. 
• Decision of the JAM Master will be final and binding.

₹ 5,000

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 KAHANIYAAN
(Story Writing)

1 hour 24 1

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The Participants must give a title to their story.
• The story must be written in British English only. 
• The word limit of the story must be 600-700 words. 
• The theme will be revealed on the day of the event.

₹ 5,000

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 AN ORATOR’S POV
(Declamation)

2 minutes 1

16

THEME: The participants must select any one speech from

given list and narrate and excerpt from the same:
1. “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” by Patrick Henry
2. “My vision for India” by A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
3. “Quit India Movement” by Mahatma Gandhi

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Disrespect shown to any political party/ religious group will
lead to consequences.
• Tweaking the original speech will not be allowed.

₹ 5,000

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 FAUX COURT
(Moot Court)

30 2

24
minutes

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Formal attire is mandatory.
• Satire over any character of fame is not allowed.
• Use of only the English language is allowed.
• Usage of electronic devices is prohibited.

₹ 7,000

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 MOCK YOUTH PARLIAMENT

32

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of Hindi and/ or English is allowed.
• The Participants must be formally dressed in Indian ethnic
wear.
• The Participants must follow the Rules of Procedure during
the discussion.
• The decision of the Chair will be final & binding.

₹ 5,000

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CREATIVES AND
FINE ARTS

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 MARK YOUR MOTIF

(Logo Designing)

2 hours 1
24

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of reference material is not allowed.
• The Participants must only use Adobe Illustrator.
• The theme will be revealed on the day of the event.

₹ 5,000

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 QUILL YOUR STYLE
(Quilling + Fashion)

2 hours 24 1-2

THEME: The participants must design dresses with the use of

quilling strips.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• No reference material will be allowed.
• Participants must bring a material that will be the base of
their artwork.
• Participants must bring quilling strips.
• Participants can use basic quilling tools.
• Electric quilling tools are not allowed.
• Readymade materials are not allowed.

₹ 5,000

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 ARTSY LENS
(Makeup + Photography Crossover Event)

₹ 8,000
3 hrs 15 min 2+1

32 NPA

THEME: Under the sea.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants will be provided with Sugar Cosmetics’ products.
• Participants cannot use products apart from the ones provided. 
• Use of electronic devices and reference material is not
allowed. 
• Participants must carry basic makeup tools with them. (Eg:
brushes, blenders)
• Models must arrive with a clean face and no makeup.
• Participants must submit 3 edited photos and raw files of the
same, with 1 raw photo of the makeup.
• Basic editing (temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, highlights,
shadows, whites and blacks, hue, saturation, tone curve,
luminescence) is allowed.
• Editing using only Adobe Lightroom on Windows or Mac is
allowed.
• Use of presets is prohibited.
• A surprise element will be revealed on the day of the event. 
 
1 photographer+ 1 makeup artist+ 1 model
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PHOTO MEDIA

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 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
• All photographs must be submitted in .jpeg format. 
• All video entries must be submitted in .mp4 format
only and must be submitted through pen drives only. 
• Resolution of video entries should be greater than or
equal to 980 × 720 pixels.
• Plagiarism will lead to consequences. 
• Film entries having mature content should have a
disclaimer at the start of the film.
• Vulgarity and profanity will lead to consequences. 
• Disrespect shown to any famous personality, political
party or religion will lead to consequences. 
• Participants must adhere to the time limit given, failing
to which will lead to consequences. 
• Judge's decisions will be final and binding. 
• Organisers are not responsible for any damage caused
to cameras, equipment or accessories, occurring before,
during or after the event. 
• Use of presets is not allowed. 
• The pen drive containing the movie should be submitted
at the re-registration desk. 
• The pen drive should only have one folder containing
the video which should be named according to the
College Code/ Non-Collegiate Participant Code or On
The Spot Entry Code. 
• Title and credits are compulsory in the film which
should be included in the given time limit of the film. 
• All participants must be present on the day of the
event. 
• All Memory Cards must be formatted [fat 32 default]
before the event starts.
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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

• Participants cannot leave the given venue in order to
shoot, unless mentioned, failing to which will lead to
consequences. 
• Participants must not use any props which could litter the
venues (Eg: Confetti). 
• Participants must carry their own laptops, memory cards,
USB cables and card readers.
• Sharing of laptops is not allowed.

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 BEYOND THE SCENES

(Ad Film)

30 - 60 2-4
seconds
32

THEME: Participants will be provided with part one of a Sugar

Cosmetic Advertisement, for which they must create a sequel.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Voiceovers are allowed in English and/ or Hindi only.
• Only DSLR cameras are allowed for shooting.

₹ 8,000

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 DIGITAL DIARIES
(Vlogging)

6 - 8
1-2
minutes vlog 16

THEME: Participants must cover the festival and include the

given sponsor for at least 45 seconds in the vlog.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Either of the participants must be in frame for at least 3
minutes in the vlog.
• Use of only English and/ or Hindi language is allowed.
• The vlog must be uploaded on the participant's own YouTube
and Instagram handles. 
• Use of mobile is allowed
• The link to Mithibai Kshitij’s YouTube channel must be
included in the description of the YouTube video.  
• The following hashtags must be used while posting the vlog
on their YouTube/ Instagram handles: #mithibaikshitij
#15yearsofkshitij #culturalfestival #collegefest. 

₹ 5,000

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 Vintage Vogue
(Cover Shot Magazine)

30 + 45
1 + 1 - 2

Minutes 16 NPA

THEME: Vintage

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only DSLR cameras are allowed.
• The cover page frame must be designed by the participants.
• Edits only using Photoshop/ Illustrator/ Lightroom/ Indesign/
Canva are allowed.
• Use of presets is not allowed.
• Basic editing (temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, highlights,
shadows, whites and blacks, hue, saturation, tone curve,
luminescence) is allowed.
• Basic light setup will be provided by the Organisers; participants
are allowed to carry additional production requirements.
• Participants must submit the same raw and edited
photograph.  ₹ 5,000

30 minutes (shoot time) + 45 minutes (editing time) 

1 photographer + 1 model / 1 makeup artist
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GAMING AND
SPORTS

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 CONSOLE GAMING

Fifa 23 32 1
₹5,000

SIMULATOR GAMING
F1’22 16 1
₹ 6,000

PC GAMING

Valorant 16 5
₹5,000

Fortnite ₹5,000
16 1

MOBILE GAMING
Call of Duty ₹5,000
16 5
Mobile
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 PHOENIX CUP
(Cricket)

16 6+2

₹ 10,000

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only underarm bowling is allowed.
• If a no ball is bowled, a free hit will be awarded to the
batting team.
• Side arm bowling (above the waist) will result in a direct no
ball being awarded to the opposition.
• Stumping will be considered not out for a free hit.
• Byes, leg byes, overthrows and run-ups are not allowed.

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 PHOENIX CUP
(Cricket)

• Substitutes are only allowed to play as fielders.

• No last man standing will be allowed. 
• If the ball goes directly out of the setup, the batsman will
be given out.
• Umpire’s decision will be final and binding.
• Only 3 fielders are allowed behind the stumps.
• A wicket keeper is compulsory.
• A surprise element will be revealed on the day of the
event.
• Players must carry bats for the match. 

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 CURVE IT LIKE BECKHAM!

(Football)

15
5 + 2

minutes per 16
match Substitutes

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Substitutions can only be made during halftime or in case of a
major injury.
• It is compulsory for a team to declare its goalkeeper.
• Players must not make use of their hands throughout the event.
• Last touch before the ball enters the goal should be of the player
and not the set up, in which case a goal will not be awarded.
• Incase of a goal, the play will be resumed with a goal kick.
• Direct goals from goal kicks are allowed.
• If a player kicks the ball directly outside the set up, a warning will
be given to the entire team and on repeating the same, the
particular player will be sent off.
• The decision of the referee will be final and binding.

₹10,000

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 LE PANGA
(Kabaddi)

7 + 2

16

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Do or die raid rule is applicable.
• Participants must play barefoot on the mat.
• Participants must remove any accessories such as rings or
watches before the match. 
• Pulling jerseys or hair will lead to a warning, and if repeated, will
lead to consequences. 
• All general rules and regulations of Kabaddi will be applicable.
• The Referee’s decision will be final and binding.

₹10,000

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 PING PONG
(Table Tennis - Mixed Doubles)

16

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants must bring their own rackets. 
• Knockouts will be of  3 sets of 11 points each.
• The details of the following rounds will be revealed on the day of
the event. 
• All general rules and regulations of Mixed Doubles Table Tennis
will be applicable.
• The Referee’s decision will be final and binding.

₹ 7000

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 ROPE & RIVALS
(Tug of War)

16 per sex 10

category

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• No spikes or studs are allowed.
• Use of glue or tape is prohibited; however, powders and bandages
are allowed. 
• The Participants must not sit down at any point in the game. Incase
of a fall, the participant must resume their standing-play position
immediately.
• First team to win 3 rounds will be declared as the winner.
• Every College Contingent can send one Team per sex category.

₹ 8000

Up to 10 (Combined weight of the Team = 650kg)

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 BLOOD SPORT
(Mixed Martial Arts)

9
8

per weight
1
category

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only male participants are allowed.
• Groin attacks, fish hooking, hair pulling, biting and eye-gouging
will not be allowed. 
• Striking or grabbing the throat will not be permitted. 
• Safety equipment like mouth guards and abdomen guards are
mandatory and must be carried by the participants.
• Organisers will not be responsible for any injuries caused during
the event.
• General MMA rules with modifications will be applicable.
• Every College Contingent can send one Participant per weight
category.
• The decision of the Organising Committee will be final and
binding.
₹ 5,000
Per weight category

Weight Categories
1. 64kg - 69 kg
2. 70kg - 75kg
3. 76kg - 80kg

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 CARDIO CAMP
(CrossFit)

16 per sex 1
category

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Duration of one exercise will be 60 seconds.
• No extra time will be given for warm-up.
• The Participants must not perform a variation of the exercise as
per his/ her comfort.
• Only repetitions performed in the correct posture will be
considered.
• Every College Contingent can send one Participant per sex
category.

₹ 8000

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INFORMALS

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 QUIDDITCH
(Frisbee Quidditch)

15
5+2
Minutes 16 substitues

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The game will be for 6 minutes a half, with 3 minutes of
halftime.
• The Participants will have to name the players as the
following:
I. 1 Seeker (Forward position)
II. 3 Beaters (Mid position)
III. 1 Keeper (Defence Position)

₹ 5000

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 MAZE RUNNER
(Treasure Hunt)

3 hours 2

16

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants will have to find answers to the riddles mentioned
in the clue cards.
• Private transport is prohibited. The Participants must only
use public modes of transport.
• Participants cannot communicate with anybody else, except
their own team members and the working committee of Kshitij
during the entire event. They can converse with the locals in
case of help needed regarding directions.
• Use of any kind of electronic device/ applications is
prohibited.

₹ 5000

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 TRIWIZARD TOURNAMENT
(The Ultimate Challenge)

16

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Rules and Regulations shall be explained on the day of the
event.

PLEASE NOTE: Participants are advised to wear Activewear/

Sportswear for the event.

₹ 5,000

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 MR. & MS. KSHITIJ

1 minute 1
16

ROUND 1
RAMPWALK

THEME: 60 seconds of fame

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Props are allowed.
• Every College Contingent can send a maximum of two official
entries, one for each sex category. 
• Judge’s decision is final and binding.

₹ 5000

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BUSINESS
EVENTS

BUSINESS EVENTS PARTNER

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 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
• Formal/ Semi-Formal attire is compulsory for all the
Participants, failing to which will lead to consequences.
• Communication with other Participants or Teams will
lead to consequences. 
• Plagiarism will lead to consequences.
• Disrespect shown to any political party/ religious group
will lead to consequences. 
• Use of any external electronic gadget, search engine
and informative resources is strictly prohibited.
• Judge’s and Organiser’s decisions will be final and
binding.
• Use of a calculator is allowed.

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 BUSINESS BUREAUCRACY

1 hr 45 mins 16

2 hr 20 mins
4

2 -3

This event is designed for people who can think on the spot and
have tactful communication.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Rules and Regulations will be revealed on the day of the event.

₹ 8,000

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 HUMAN MONOPOLY

20
minutes 16

1 6

Participants should be financially solvent and also raise challenges

for others.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Rules and Regulations will be revealed on the day of the
event.

₹ 5000

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 IPL AUCTION

20
24 1-2
minutes

10

ELIMINATIONS: Quiz Round

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Rules and Regulations will be revealed on the day of the
event.

₹ 7000

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 MOCK STOCK

24 2-3

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Rules and Regulations will be revealed on the day of the event.

₹ 6000

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 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION

40
minutes 16

50
minutes 8

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Only one speaker per team is allowed.
• Participants can consult the moderator only once during each
Round.
• Interacting with other teams during the event is prohibited.
• Participants are not allowed to use their original names at
any point during the event. 
• Participants are prohibited from switching their assigned
roles and seats.
₹ 7000

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PARA EVENTS

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 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
• The age group of participants must be between 10-24
years.
• All participants have to submit their disability
certificate.
• Vulgarity and profanity of any kind will lead to
consequences.
• In events which include eliminations, video entries
should be sent in .mp4 format only.
• The participants shall choose a quiet area while
recording the video to avoid any form of disturbance.
• Breaching rules and use of abusive language is not
allowed.
• Judge’s and Organiser’s decisions will be final and
binding.
• All the personal details mentioned while registering
should be true / fair, failing to which shall lead to
disqualification.
• Use of sharp/ inflammable props is not allowed.
• Scoring and Betting is not applicable for Para Events.
• The assistant is not allowed to be a part of the
performance, they can only assist the participant. (Eg:
they can contribute as a makeup artist, hair stylist, prop
assistant, etc.)

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 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
• The registrations will be done via phone call.
• The registrations will start from 12th December, 2022
at 11 00 am to 16th December, 2022 at 7 00 pm. 
• It is compulsory for participants to send their
Government Identity Proof along with their Disability
Certificate. 

GUIDELINES FOR UPLOADING VIDEOS

For dance and music events, the entries are to be uploaded
on a Google Drive link for which, the following steps need
to be followed:
• The participants must record and upload the videos
on a Google Drive link.
• They must then change the setting of the Google
Drive link to ‘anyone with the link can view the
video’.
• The Google Drive link and the Government Identity
Proof along with the Disability Certificate must be
sent across via WhatsApp to:

Gehna Tibb: +91 98335 25147

Bhavya Shah: +91 80808 15961 

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:

 AnyBody Can Dance

1- 2 1+1

Unlimited
minutes Helper

2-3 24
minutes

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of Props is allowed.
• The participants must introduce themselves before the
performance.
• Helpers are not allowed to prompt any dance moves during
the performance. 
• Participants must be visible in the frame throughout the
performance.
• Item songs are not allowed. 
• Use of vulgarity in the songs chosen is not allowed.
• The theme for the finals will be revealed after the elimination
round.
₹3500
₹2500
₹ 2000

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 SE SARGAM

1- 2 Unlimited 1+1

minutes Helper

2-3
minutes 24

THEME: Open

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Participants must choose a quiet area while
recording the video.
• The participants must introduce themselves before the
performance.
• Original compositions are not allowed.
• The use of -1 tracks is not allowed.
• The helper can only play the instrument. 
• Use of vulgarity in the songs chosen is not allowed.
• The theme for the finals will be revealed after the
elimination round.
₹ 3500
₹ 2500
₹ 2000

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 Para talent show

2-5

Minutes 24

1+1

Helper

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• Use of props is allowed.
• The participants should introduce themselves before the
performance.
• Use of sharp/ inflammable props is not allowed.

₹ 3500
₹ 2500
₹ 2000

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 GIFTS & PRIZES

Overall Trophies
Winner
1st Runner Up
2nd Runner Up

Departmental Trophies
Performing Arts
Literary Arts
Creatives and Fine Arts
Gaming and Sports
Informals
Business Events
Photomedia

Event Trophies
Phoenix Cup
Mr. & Ms. Kshitij

Best Contingent Leader Trophy

Gifts and Vouchers worth Rupees 30 Lakhs

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 CONTACT US
Om Bhanushali
(Chairperson)   

om.bhanushali@mithibaikshitij.com

  Svkriti Bharadwaj
(Deputy Chairperson)   

svkriti.bharadwaj@mithibaikshitij.com

Prisha Thacker Dipika Lalwani Sakshi Aptikar

(Vice Chairperson)   (Vice Chairperson)    (Vice Chairperson)   
+91 93223 33945  +91 70454 06632  +91 70458 45156
prisha.thacker@mithibaikshitij.com dipika.lalwani@mithibaikshitij.com sakshi.aptikar@mithibaikshitij.com

Aayush Shetty Pratham Shah

(Vice Chairperson)    (Vice Chairperson)   

+91 97690 06771 +91 99876 10288      
aayush.shetty@mithibaikshitij.com pratham.shah@mithibaikshitij.com

Logistics Meher Kazi - Head of Department +91 92245 95531

Khushi Gada- Sub-Head of Department   +91 87790 15089

Performing Arts Yashita Jalan - Sub-Head of Department +91 83699 32354

Krisha Shah - Sub-Head of Department +91 98196 19095

Literary Arts Yadvi Patel - Sub-Head of Department +91 97697 17181

Krisha Doshi - Sub-Head of Department +91 82914 15412  

Gaming & Sports Rudra Trivedi - Head of Department +91 90040 41510
Dhruv Agarwal - Head of Department +91 98292 57236 

Informals Vansh Shah - Sub-Head of Department +91 70455 08153

Business Events Arsh Dholakia - Sub-Head of Department +91 98335 22712

Photo Media Vidhi Sanghavi - Head of Department +91 9820981240

Green Run Prathamesh Kosambia +91 98331 64399

Udit Bhandari +91 91166 20757  

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