Blooming Creativity and Budding Talent: A Look at Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Government College's Intra-College Poster Competition

 The air in Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Government College buzzed with creative energy today, May 7th, 2025, as the Seminar Committee and the Department of Botany successfully organized their highly anticipated Intra-College Poster Competition. Students from various departments enthusiastically participated, transforming the college corridors into a vibrant gallery of visual expressions. The event served as a fantastic platform for students to showcase their artistic talents, critical thinking, and understanding of environmental issues as the topic was "Our Power, Our Planet".

The competition witnessed a diverse range of themes and artistic interpretations, reflecting the students' deep engagement with the subject matter. Thought-provoking representations of ecological balance and the importance of biodiversity has been depicted. The posters were a testament to the students' dedication and creativity. The judging panel, comprising faculty members from the college had the challenging task of evaluating the entries based on originality, scientific accuracy, visual appeal, and effective communication of the message.

While the Department of Botany undoubtedly displayed impressive talent, the spotlight shone brightly on the remarkable performance of the fourth-semester students from the Department of Anthropology. Their exceptional contributions across different categories truly stood out, highlighting the interdisciplinary spirit fostered within the college.

In the slogan competition, Priyambda Samanta Ray, a fourth-semester student of Anthropology, captivated the judges with her insightful and impactful slogan, earning her the well-deserved second prize. Her ability to articulate complex ideas concisely and creatively through words demonstrated a unique talent that transcended disciplinary boundaries.

Priyambda with her slogan "Some footprints are worth following but not the carbon footprints"

Adding to the accolades for the Anthropology department, Sneha Utthasini, also from the fourth semester, secured the second prize in the poster competition itself. Her artwork was a stunning blend of artistic finesse and a deep understanding of the chosen theme. The judges were particularly impressed by her attention to detail, innovative use of color, and the clarity with which she conveyed her message visually.

Sneha with her poster

Furthermore, Ankita Majumder, another talented fourth-semester student from the Department of Anthropology, received high appreciation for her exceptional handy work on her poster. While she may not have secured a formal prize, the judges acknowledged her meticulous craftsmanship, unique artistic style, and the sheer effort evident in her creation. Her work served as an inspiring example of dedication and passion.

Ankita with her poster

The success of the Intra-College Poster Competition underscores the importance of such events in fostering creativity, critical thinking, and interdepartmental collaboration among students. It provides a valuable platform for students to step outside their regular academic curriculum, explore their hidden talents, and engage with scientific concepts in an innovative and engaging manner. The outstanding performance of the Department of Anthropology, particularly the achievements of Priyambda Samanta Ray, Sneha Utthasini, and the appreciated work of Ankita Majumder, serves as a testament to the diverse talents nurtured within Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Government College. The Seminar Committee and the Department of Botany are to be commended for organizing such a successful and enriching event, leaving a lasting impression of blooming creativity and budding talent within the college community.

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