Rakhi Mataki and Jhula Decoration Competition

Rakhi, Matuki and Jhula Decoration Competition was organized to provide students with a creative platform to celebrate and express traditional cultural values through art and decoration. Students participated enthusiastically and presented their artistic skills through individually and collaboratively prepared Rakhi, Matuki, and Jhula decorations. The activity encouraged originality, creativity, aesthetic appreciation, craftsmanship, and active participation in cultural celebrations. It also provided students with an opportunity to connect traditional practices with contemporary creative expression and to appreciate the diverse artistic talents of their peers. The competition was judged by Dr. Ramu Khint, who evaluated the entries on the basis of creativity, originality, presentation, and overall artistic appeal. Chapla Kesha secured the winning position in the Rakhi Competition, Srujal Dave in the Matuki Competition, and Viraj Matiya and Harsh Limbasiya in the Jhula Competition. The event created a vibrant cultural atmosphere on campus and encouraged students to participate, create, and celebrate traditional heritage through meaningful artistic expression.