Telco’s Sangeet Samaj Concludes “Megh Utsav” Anniversary Event

Literary Ceremony and Student Awards Mark Final Phase of Celebration

Key Points:

• Sangeet Samaj Telco hosts final phase of "Megh Utsav" anniversary event

• Event features literary sessions and honors students with awards

• Senior Tata Steel and Tata Motors officials attend as special guests

JAMSHEDPUR – A local music society recently concluded its anniversary celebration with a multi-faceted event featuring literary presentations and student recognition.

Sangeet Samaj Telco organized the second and final phase of "Megh Utsav" to commemorate "Swarna Rekha Nandini’s" anniversary.

The event was structured into three distinct sessions, each with its own focus and activities.

Achintya Kumar Das, a senior Tata Steel officer and writer, graced the occasion as the chief guest.

Moreover, Arvind Mitra from Tata Steel and Parth Mukhopadhyay from Tata Motors Hospital attended as special guests.

The first session began with a warm welcome to the esteemed guests.

Subsequently, they were presented with bouquets, medals, and robes as a token of appreciation.

Dr. Meena Mukherjee, President of Swarna Rekha Nandini, delivered an inspiring welcome speech.

Furthermore, the session showcased Udbodhini music performed by talented Swarna Rekha Nandini members.

In addition, two poetry books by Sujata Ghosh and Shilpi Chakraborty were unveiled during this session.

Dr. Manoj Kumar Pathak, the Secretary, skillfully conducted the proceedings of the first session.

The second session transformed into a captivating literary ceremony.

Several Swarna Rekha Nandini members actively participated in this literary showcase.

Saraswati Das took charge of conducting this intellectually stimulating session.

The final session, led by Krishna Sahu, focused on recognizing student achievements.

Chief guests had the honor of presenting awards to deserving students.

Dr. Meena Mukherjee concluded the event with a heartfelt vote of thanks.

A local arts enthusiast remarked, "Events like these play a crucial role in nurturing our city’s cultural heritage."