Seminar Activity Report

Topic: "Indian Sanskruti and Bhasha"

Event Summary: The Asian College of Science and Commerce hosted a two-day
seminar under the theme of "Indian Sanskruti and Bhasha," organized as part of the
Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS). The insightful event took place on the 27th of
February 2022, commencing at 10:00 am.

Objective: The primary objective of the seminar was to explore and deepen the
understanding of Indian Knowledge Systems, with a specific focus on the cultural
and linguistic aspects encapsulated in "Indian Sanskruti and Bhasha."

Day 1 Highlights (27th February 2022):

Inauguration (10:00 am - 10:30 am):The seminar commenced with a formal
inauguration ceremony in the Seminar Hall on the 2nd Floor. Distinguished guests,
faculty members, and participants gathered to mark the beginning of the event.
Notable among the guests was Akanksha, a special guest and contributor to the
seminar.
Keynote Address (10:30 am - 11:30 am): A distinguished speaker delivered a
keynote address, providing valuable insights into the significance of Indian
Sanskruti and Bhasha in the broader context of Indian Knowledge Systems.
Interactive Sessions (11:30 am - 1:00 pm):Participants engaged in interactive
sessions, fostering discussions and knowledge-sharing on various aspects of Indian
culture and language.
Day 2 Highlights (28th February 2022):
Workshops and Panel Discussions (10:00 am - 1:00 pm): Various workshops
and panel discussions were conducted, providing participants with hands-on
experiences and a platform for in-depth conversations on Indian Sanskruti and
Bhasha.
Cultural Showcase (2:00 pm - 3:30 pm):
An enriching cultural showcase allowed participants to witness and appreciate the
diverse cultural elements embedded in Indian Sanskruti.
Participant Engagement:
The seminar witnessed active participation from students, faculty, and external
guests. The interactive nature of the sessions facilitated engaging discussions,
enabling a holistic exploration of the subject matter.
Notice Board Updates:
Detailed information, including the schedule of events, speaker profiles, and
additional resources, were prominently displayed on the notice board throughout
the seminar. Participants were encouraged to check for updates regularly.
Acknowledgments:
The success of the seminar was made possible by the collaborative efforts of the
organizing committee, speakers, participants, and the support of the college
community. Special thanks to Akanksha for contributing to the event.
Conclusion:
The "Indian Sanskruti and Bhasha" seminar proved to be a valuable platform for
intellectual exploration and cultural appreciation. We extend our gratitude to all
participants and look forward to future events that contribute to the enrichment of
knowledge within the Asian College of Science and Commerce.

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