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JNU Faculty Club organises 73rd Republic Day on Virtual Mode

JNU Faculty Club organises 73rd Republic Day on Virtual Mode

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Faculty Club

 

Greetings from the Faculty Club!

 

Like previous years, JNU Faculty Club would like to invite all of you in joining us as we celebrate our nation’s 73rd  Republic Day on 26th January, 2022 in VIRTUAL MODE.  In view of this, various activities for children of JNU faculty members are planned as detailed below:

Activities for children in the age group of 3-15 yrs

  1. Fancy Dress (non-competitive)- for children upto 5 years old

Theme: ANY SPORTS PERSONNEL OF NATIONAL FAME

 

  1. Painting and Drawing Competition- different age groups (5-8 yrs, 9-12 yr, 13-15 yrs)

Theme: Festivals of India/ Different Art Forms of India

Instructions: Keep your entry ready in the form of a picture or word document or PDF

 

  1. Oil Painting competition- different age groups (5-8 yrs, 9-12 yrs, 13-15 yrs)

Theme is open to children

Instructions: Keep your entry ready in the form of a picture

 

  1. Singing competition (folk/patriotic/bhajan)-    children of different age groups (5-8 yrs, 8-12 yrs, 13-15 yrs)

Instructions: Songs should be recorded (at least two stanza and not more than 3 mins)

 

  1. Instrumental Only Competition (folk/Classical)- different age groups (5-8yrs , 9-12 yrs, 13-15 yrs)

Email Id for entry submission: facultyclub@jnu.ac.in

 

GENERAL INSTRUCTION:

  • All entries must be submitted by 5 pm on 23rd January, 2022.
  • All entries will be live streamed during the UNIVERSITY REPUBLCI DAY program on 26th January, 2022. 
  • *All entries must be have following details:

i) Name and date of birth of the child, ii) Address and mobile number of parent

 

The JNU faculty members along with their family members are cordially invited to attend and participate in the Republic Day celebrations.

 

Please follow JNU web page for announcements from time to time until 26th Jan., 2022

 

Your cooperation is solicited to help the faculty club to organize more activities for kids, cultural programs/performances and get together. The faculty club welcomes your suggestions and advice too.

Thanks and Best Regards

Sudesh Yadav President, Faculty Club 9968077736

Dr. Ramovatar Meena (General Secretary) SES  81306304374

Dr. Manuradha Chaudhary (Vice President) SLLCS 8447732381

Dr.  Khurshid Imam (Vice President) 9810786638

Dr.Anuja (Joint Secretary) SSS anuja@mail.jnu.ac.in

Dr. Sandesha Rayapa (Joint Secretary) LEC 9811162299

Dr. Md Ajmal ( Treasurer) SLLCS  9818483985

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