Invincia 2022, Biggest cultural fest of Presidency University Bangalore held
Press Release- Invincia 2022, Biggest Cultural Fest of Presidency University Bangalore was organized on 27th-28th May 2022. The grand endeavour was turned into reality, by the entire team of students and staff of the Department Of Student Affairs under the Guidance of the Hon’ble Chancellor Nissar Ahmed and the Vice President, Salman Ahmed.
Ashwini Puneeth Kumar, Producer (PRK Productions & PRK Audio) and alumni of Presidency School, RT Nagar, inaugurated INVINCIA’22 and declared the fest open. A special tribute was paid to the Legendary Actor Late Dr. Puneeth Rajkumar, whose memories are still cherished and celebrated. The ceremony was graced by all the key officials and the staff and students of the University.
INVINCIA was a culmination of 50+ Group & Individual events nurturing talents PAN India, with students having registered from 90 different colleges and universities and more than 2100 external student participation with a mammoth crowd of 20000 + Students
Divine x Gully Gang headlined Day 1 with spectacular performance. Various artists like Khanzaadi, Loud_silence, Jubilman, and others set the hip hop mood before the Arrival of Divine(Gully Gang).
Day 2 was inaugurated by Javed Ali which marked the start of the huge variety of competitions in the genres of dance, dramatics, music, and fine arts. EMCTruth and Arjun(DJ Quake) started the show for the mesmerizing, talented singer Ananya Birla, followed by DJ Dr. A which left the crowd rallied.
Madam Chancellor, Kauser Ahmed awarded the Overall Championship of Invincia’22 to St. Joseph College, Bangalore while the Runner’s Trophy went to Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore. The two-day festivity of Invincia was attended by more than 20,000 students from across 90 colleges Pan India.
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PM Modi abusing Gandhi family as he has nothing to his credit: Cong chief Kharge
Gurmitkal (PTI): Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi abuses the Gandhi family because he does not have any achievements to his credit.
Congress is leading in the two phases of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, which has worried Modi, Kharge said during a public meeting in this town in Yadgir district.
Kharge's son-in-law Radhakrishna Doddamani is contesting the Lok Sabha elections from Kalaburagi, which is going to polls on May seven.
Gurmitkal is part of this constituency.
"Everyone knows what was there before and after Modi's birth in this country but he still abuses Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Lalbahadur Shastri, Rajiv Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and me because he has nothing to his credit", he said.
"Modi says out of frustration that Congress is taking away everyone's property and distributing it among Muslims. This is neither written in the Constitution nor mentioned in our manifesto anywhere," the 81-year-old said.
He explained that Congress has only said that it will give to the poor whatever is due for them but "never spoke about Hindu-Muslim."
Kharge further said that his party had done it during former Prime Minister late Indira Gandhi's tenure through land reforms, nationalisation of banks and Life Insurance Corporation. These were done for the poor, he added.
"Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi brought MNREGS (during UPA rule). Did Modi do anything like that?" he asked.
He told the crowd that Congress brought the Food Security Act giving 35 kg food grains every month to poor people.
However, Modi started giving five kg extra during COVID-19 pandemic and started boasting that he is giving to 80 crore people of this country, Kharge said.
"You (Modi) gave it because we brought the law, which no one can snatch. This is the work we had done."
"Modi says he is going to strengthen the country. Are we going to weaken it? It was we who broke Pakistan into two. What did you do?
"Modi talks so much. He says he has a 56-inch chest. What will we do with a 56-inch chest ? Tell us what you did for stomach? What are you giving us for meals?" he questioned.
"Today, price rise is an issue worrying poor people."
