ABHINANDAN 2014

Jovial smiles and high spirits filled the air as the Students, Staff and the Management of Dronacharya Group of Institutions celebrated Abhinandan 2014 – The Annual Freshers Welcome function amidst a lot of excitement. Freshers’ party is all about making the best start to the new academic year. A time to create everlasting relationships with each other. The party organized in the Dronacharya campus on 30th August, 2014 manifested youth and enthusiasm at its full flow.

The event marked the formal welcome of the B.Tech and MBA Batch of 2014, and saw enthusiastic participation from the eager seniors and ecstatic juniors who joined the Dronacharya Fraternity.

The occasion was graced by Chief Guest, Dr. Satish Yadav, Honorable Chairman, Dronacharya Group of Institutions along with dignitaries from varied professional backgrounds who were invited to motivate the students as they embarked upon the journey of technical and professional excellence. The Guests of Honor included Sh. A. D Pandey, Ex Chairman, IIA Greater Noida, Dr. S.D. Atri, Director, Indian Metrological Department, Prof. T.K Saxena, Chief Scientist and Head, NPL Delhi, Sh. Dinesh Batra, AVP, Moser Baer Power and Infrastructure Ltd., Dr. Subhashish Maji, Director-In-Charge, SET, IGNOU, Dr. Tamil Mannan, Professor and Project Director, SET, IGNOU. The fresher students were also conveyed best wishes by the leading flag bearers of Dronacharya Group of Institutions, the alumni who shared their experiences at Dronacharya and their respective success stories from all across the globe through teleconferencing.

The event commenced with the garlanding of Ma Saraswati and Lord Ganesha followed by traditional tilak ceremony and pinning of badges. With pulsating ambience, flashing lights and foot tapping music, the party began with a blast. The students swayed to the tunes of Kesariya Balam. The Welcome theme Song and a group song celebrating the spirit of youth. An Anti-ragging skit was scripted on the day to spread awareness about the ill effects of Ragging. Foot tapping choreographed danced sequences ranging from the early 1970s to late 2000s kept the cheering audience glued to their seats. The excitement augmented to a joyful high when the rain hit the venue causing a natural mist effect and a cool breeze.