CUL-AH, Bengaluru’s most awaited college festival starts today.
Mount Carmel College presents CUL-AH! 2015 in association with Bangalore Mirror. The three-day festival from January 29 to 31 will witness students from other reputed colleges and universities from across the country. CUL-AH!, provides platform for students to showcase their formative achievements in both culture and education.
All-India participation
An all-India level inter-collegiate cultural festival from Mt Carmel College represents a variety of cultural, academic and extra-curricular excellence achieved by student community of the country. This year’s festival is centred around the theme of ‘Magic and Lights’. Singers, dancers, speakers, models will bring in magic in their own way by creating something unique and extraordinary through their performances.
As many as 150 colleges from across India will take part in the event with about 10,000 to 20,000 students taking part everyday. Workshops on dessert making, career counseling, photography and football have also been organised to engage spectators and visitors.
Source: Bangalore Mirror
Date: Jan 30, 2015
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