Cabinet minister Atul Save during inauguration of youth festival of BAMU
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar : At the inaugural programme of Bamu’s district youth festival on Friday, Other Backward Classes Welfare minister Atul Save encouraged youth to “Bring your A-game, shine through. ” He said, “There is no boundary to how much success a talented person can achieve, provided he or she pours heart into the work.”
“Government Institute of Science has a 100-year glorious tradition, and Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (Bamu) has a bright tradition of seven decades.
Speaking at the event at the Government Institute of Science, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, he said platforms like the youth festival provides strong foundation to young artists. Show your artistic talent and lay the foundation of your career,” Save said. Organiser principal Vaishali Deshmukh said, “The campus will bloom with youth fervour, but the melody will linger even after the festival ends. “Generally many govt educational institutions are not enthusiastic about innovative festivals, but hosting the youth festival in this historic college known for grooming artists is a big occasion for everyone,” she said, adding that as many as 22 organising committees have been for smooth conduct of the mega event.
Both institutions have nurtured knowledgeable, meritorious and artistic individuals, and the university’s youth festivals have produced artists who went on to earn fame at the state and national level.