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Prof. Santosh Sharma Memorial Trophy for the all round best performance in Theatrical Events, was lifted by the Trikuta College of Commuter Science and Management Studies.

Dogri play 'Dakghar' adjudged best

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 13: "Dakghar (Amal)" a play in Dogri staged by the Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies, Jammu, was adjudged as the Best Play in the One Act Play Competition conducted under the "Display Your Talent" 2012-13 by the Department of Students Welfare, University of Jammu at Brig Rajinder Singh Auditorium, here today.

"Daamaad" a play in Hindustani presented by the team from Government Women College, Parade and "Pasina-Pasina" a play in Hindi performed by the team from GCW, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, were adjudged as Second and Third Best Play, respectively.

Arpana Kapoor from Women College, Parade, bagged the Best Actress Award for playing the character of "Maa" in the play "Daamaad". Poornima Shrivastava from Trikuta College of Computer Science & Management Studies, Jammu as "Sudha" in play "Dakghar (Amal)" and Padmini from Women College, Gandhi Nagar as "Mukhia" in the play "Pasina-Pasina" bagged the Second and Third Best Actress award, respectively.

Hempreet Kour for playing the character of "Amal" and Mridual Anand for character of "Sadhu", both from Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies in the Play "Dakgarh (Amal)" bagged the First Best Actor and Third Best Actor award for playing the Male characters, respectively whereas Sayma Tabassum from Women College, Parade, as "Himmat Singh" in play "Daamaad" was adjudged as Second Best Actor.

The Certificates of Merit for individual acting were awarded to Komal Bazaz from Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies for her performance as "Father" in play "Dakghar (Amal)", Poonam Kumari and Niharika Sharma, both from Women College, Parade, for their performance as "Inspector" and "Bachno" in the pay "Daamaad".

Prof BL Patyal, Anil Sharma, and Sahib Singh, were the adjudicators for said event.

Prof Kuldeep K Sharma, Head, Department of Zoology, University of Jammu, was the chief guest on this occasion.

The competition was conducted under the overall supervision of Vijay Atri, who also acquainted the participants with the Rules and Regulations.

The programme was compeered by Suresh Singh, Cultural Secretary, Department of Economics.

Among others, Prof Jasbir Singh, Chairman, Campus Cultural Committee, Prof NK Tripathi, Dean Students Welfare, Dr Shailendra Singh, Associate Dean (SW), Dr Meghna Dhar, Nidhi Kaila, Secretary, SCC, Anshu Bala, Divya Mahajan , Harmeet Kour, Joint Secretaries, Teacher Incharge from various Affiliated Colleges and Students, were also present on this occasion.

Best Production Display Your Tallant 2012 University of Jammu
"Daak Ghar" by Rabindranath Tagore
directed by Ravinder Sharmaa

News (13.10.2012) JAMMU: “Dakghar (Amal)” a play in Dogri staged by the Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies, Jammu, was adjudged as the Best Play in the One Act Play Competition conducted under the “Display Your Talent” 2012-13 by the Department of Students Welfare, University of Jammu at Brig. Rajinder Singh Auditorium. “Daamaad” a play in Hindustani presented by the team from Govt. Women College, Parade and “Pasina-Pasina” a play in Hindi performed by the team from Govt. Women College, Gandhinagar, Jammu, were adjudged as Second and Third Best Play, respectively.

Arpana Kapoor, from Govt. Women College, Parade, bagged the Best Actress Award for playing the character of “Maa” in the play “Daamaad”. Poornima Shrivastava from Trikuta College of Computer Science & Management Studies, Jammu as “Sudha” in Play “Dakghar (Amal)” and Padmini from Govt. Women College, Gandhinagar as “Mukhia” in the Play “Pasina-Pasina” bagged the Second and Third Best Actress award, respectively.

Hempreet Kour for playing the character of “Amal” and Mridual Anand for character of “Sadhu”, both from Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies in the Play “Dakgarh (Amal)” bagged the First Best Actor and Third Best Actor award for playing the Male characters , respectively whereas Sayma Tabassum from Govt. Women College, Parade, as “Himmat Singh” in play “Daamaad” was adjudged as Second Best Actor.

The Certificates of Merit for individual acting were awarded to Komal Bazaz from Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies for her performance as “Father” in play “Dakghar (Amal)”, Poonam Kumari and Niharika Sharma, both from Govt. Women College, Parade, for their performance as “Inspector” and “Bachno” in the Play “Daamaad”.

Trikuta College Of Computer Science & Management Studies stole the show with scintillating performances in one act play 'Daak Ghar' playedin 'Display Your Talent Contest' held at University Of Jammu today. Brig Rajinder Singh Auditorium thronged with cheers and applause when the awards were announced for the winning team.Dogri adaptation of the play 'Dak Ghar', by Ravindra Nath Tagore was directed by Mr Ravindar Sharma.Hempreet Kour was adjudged best actress.Mridul Raj Anand,was also adjudged third best actor,Poornima Srivastav bagged second best actress award and Komal Bajaj was awarded with a certificate of merit. 'Dak Ghar' was adjudged the best One Act Play.

“To laugh often and love much; to win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children; to earn the approbation of honest citizens and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give of one’s self; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived—this is to have succeeded.”

TCCS&MS bagged third prize in Display Your Talent contest held at University of Jammu

News (08.10.2012) JAMMU: The Skit titled “Khilone Wali” presented by the team from Govt. Women College, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu was adjudged as First while “Sheshnaag Da Bhaar” staged by Govt. Women College, Parade and the Skit “Kamdev.Com” by Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies, Jammu, was adjudged as Second and Third, respectively, in the ongoing “Display Your Talent” 2012-13 organised by the Department of Students Welfare, University of Jammu at Brig. Rajinder Singh Auditorium.

Best Actor award was bagged by Ansh from the Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies Jammu for his acting in the Skit “Kamdev.Com” as Kamdev while Suneedhi from Govt. Women College, Parade was adjudged as Best Actress for playing the characters of “Chobdar” & “Gyani” in the Skit “Sheshnaag Da Bhaar”.

The Certificates of Merit in Acting were awarded to Sanyam Pandoh from K.C. Law College for acting in Skit “Lutere”, Arpana Kapoor from Govt. Women College, Parade, in the skit “Sheshnaag Da Bhaar”, Mehr-un-Nsia and Abisha Khajuira both from Govt. Women College, Gandhinagar, Jammu for their acting in the Skit “Khilone Wali”, Neeha Chodhary from GGM Science College, Jammu for acting in Skit “TRP” and Shallu Rajput from Trikuta Degree College, Jammu for her acting in Skit “Peela Bhoot”.

All the students of TCCS&MS during these 10 years, are invited to share their experiences,photogrphs etc.depicting their college life.

Trikuta College of Computer Science and Management Studies wishes a very happy Independence day to all