Trainee Civil Servants Raise Entertainment and Glamour Quotient in the Cultural Nigh

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The All India Services & Central Civil Services officers attending 92nd Foundation Course at Dr. MCR HRD Institute of Telangana presented a feature-rich Cultural Night and showcased their extraordinary talents in singing, dancing, acting, poetry recital, music, etc. Sri BP Acharya, IAS, Spl. Chief Secretary Planning and DG, senior functionaries, faculty and staff of the Institute graced the occasion.

The program was presented by Film and Fine Arts Club of the 92nd FC, which consists of Sri Dharam Veeer Singh IRS (CCE),  as its Secretary and Sri  Saravana Vivek, IPS, Sri Suraj Singh, IFS, Sri Manjeet Bhatora, ITS, and Sri Ashutosh Kumar Rai, ICLS as members.

The program commenced with Ganesh Vandana, which was followed by a series of individual and group dance performances from different regions, rendition of hit Bollywood numbers, skits, and song performance on guitar and keyboard. All the presentations received huge rounds of applause. 

While the hallmark of the event was entertainment, many a presentation conveyed socially relevant messages. Every one present had tears in his eyes when an Officer Trainee recited Hindi poetry about the sorry state of affairs of girl children.

Fashion Show with a Difference

The highlight of the program was the Fashion Show showcasing Indian textiles in general and cotton textiles clothing in particular. All the spectators were stunned at how wonderfully the Officer Trainees have been groomed for the final runway walk in terms of posture, poise, rhythm composure, and confidence. They sure left everyone flabbergasted and in awe of them.

“The biggest advantage of wearing cotton textiles is that it carries the lowest carbon footprint among all textiles, which makes it a sustainable fabric”, said Sri Dharam Veeer Singh, IRS, (CCE), Secretary, Film and Fine Arts Club.

“The Cultural Program busted the myth that the Officer Trainees are mere book worms and reiterated the reality that their portfolio of skills is much wider in scope and that they are fully equipped to succeed in their careers with flying colours”, opined all the members of the Film and Fine Arts Club unanimously.

On this occasion, Sri B P Acharya presented a memento to Smt. Uzramma, who founded the Decentralized Cotton Yarn Trust in 2005 and Malkha Marketing Trust in 2008 to promote producer owned village based cotton textile production from field to fabric and revived village spinning.

-Press note