Zenart, Pulse and Cerebrum promise you a day of fun
Cerebrum's Ink & Affection, where words become promises
By Vanisha Rajesh Singh
Bennett University on Sunday celebrated 'Promise Day ' of Valentine's Week with two events organized by Zenart , the yoga club, and Pulse, the event management club, alongside Cerebrum , the literary and debating society .
Cherished Chronicles, a collaboration between Zenart and Pulse, epitomized a joyful partnership and a sense of genuine belonging. The event, pulsating with a surge of serotonin, effortlessly combined enthusiasm, fun, and positivity. To make event more exciting, lively activities like card reading, "who knows better," dumb charades, and the energetic "hold the balloon" were organized. Notably, students danced their hearts out at the event, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere. Winners, showcasing their skills, were recognized and received exclusive stickers as tokens of appreciation.
Lakshya Walia, secretary of Zenart, shared, "The celebration surpassed our expectations, with an overwhelming turnout. The reception was truly delightful." Priyansh Pabreja, one of the participants added, "An absolute blast! I've been dancing for hours, and having fun with my friends. Being single doesn't bother me anymore!"
On the other hand, Cerebrum presented 'Ink & Affection,' inviting everyone to celebrate Promise Day by making heartfelt promises to their loved ones. The event focused on celebrating promises made to friends, family, lovers, or even oneself. Emphasizing a strong promise to follow through, participants engaged with the Promise Wall andPoetic Dedications, adding a meaningful layer to the overall celebration with hints of literature .
Zeel Umeshkumar Bhagat, reflecting on the vision behind the event, remarked, "Ink & Affection was born to connect through promises in written words. Cerebrum aimed to inspire reflection and dedication, creating a memorable Promise Day celebration."
Bennett University on Sunday celebrated 'Promise Day' of Valentine's Week with two events organized by Zenart, the yoga club, and Pulse, the event management club, alongside Cerebrum, the literary and debating society.
Cherished Chronicles, a collaboration between Zenart and Pulse, epitomized a joyful partnership and a sense of genuine belonging. The event, pulsating with a surge of serotonin, effortlessly combined enthusiasm, fun, and positivity. To make event more exciting, lively activities like card reading, "who knows better," dumb charades, and the energetic "hold the balloon" were organized. Notably, students danced their hearts out at the event, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere. Winners, showcasing their skills, were recognized and received exclusive stickers as tokens of appreciation.
Lakshya Walia, secretary of Zenart, shared, "The celebration surpassed our expectations, with an overwhelming turnout. The reception was truly delightful." Priyansh Pabreja, one of the participants added, "An absolute blast! I've been dancing for hours, and having fun with my friends. Being single doesn't bother me anymore!"
On the other hand, Cerebrum presented 'Ink & Affection,' inviting everyone to celebrate Promise Day by making heartfelt promises to their loved ones. The event focused on celebrating promises made to friends, family, lovers, or even oneself. Emphasizing a strong promise to follow through, participants engaged with the Promise Wall and
Zeel Umeshkumar Bhagat, reflecting on the vision behind the event, remarked, "Ink & Affection was born to connect through promises in written words. Cerebrum aimed to inspire reflection and dedication, creating a memorable Promise Day celebration."
Bennett University on Sunday celebrated 'Promise Day' of Valentine's Week with two events organized by Zenart, the yoga club, and Pulse, the event management club, alongside Cerebrum, the literary and debating society.
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