National Youth Week wraps up with Bookverse
NSS president Vansh Gupta (right) gives out prizes to the winner of the essay writing competition
By Aryamaan Jit Singh Bawa
Bennett University concluded its celebration of the National Youth Week 2024 on Thursday, with the event "Bookverse : Unveiling Wisdom Through Words." The event provided a platform for students to share their literary passions and recommendations.
Avid bibliophiles gathered between A and B Blocks, as students wrote their favourite quotes and books that had impacted them. The event aimed at celebrating the effect stories have on us as individuals.
From timeless classics to modern gems, the diverse range of books named on the board showed the varied tastes and interests within the students of the university.
“The Youth Week was held to celebrate the work ofSwami Vivekananda , one of the best writers till date, and we at NSS thought of no better way to conclude the week but with a small celebration lead by literature,” the president of NSS Vansh Gupta said as he explained the event.
"This event was only possible because of my team at NSS, we had no outside help and were
able to make this week a nonstop thrilling event with competitions, talks and prizes," Gupta said.
As the event unfolded, the youth week came to a close and with a board filled with the favorites of students, one couldn’t help but call it another success from the NSS team.
(The writer is a Semester IV student of BA (Journalism and Mass Communication) programme)
Avid bibliophiles gathered between A and B Blocks, as students wrote their favourite quotes and books that had impacted them. The event aimed at celebrating the effect stories have on us as individuals.
From timeless classics to modern gems, the diverse range of books named on the board showed the varied tastes and interests within the students of the university.
“The Youth Week was held to celebrate the work of
"This event was only possible because of my team at NSS, we had no outside help and were
able to make this week a nonstop thrilling event with competitions, talks and prizes," Gupta said.
As the event unfolded, the youth week came to a close and with a board filled with the favorites of students, one couldn’t help but call it another success from the NSS team.
(The writer is a Semester IV student of BA (Journalism and Mass Communication) programme)
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