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U manG UmanG Rulebook finale 2014 Finale hosted by

25 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 27 April 2014

RuleBook Finale Venue | OM Group of Institutions

CONTENTS S. No.

Contents

Page No.

Message from Team PrayaS

Message from OGI

About PrayaS

About UmanG

List of Events

3-5

Teknik

6-7

4.a

Abc Of C

4.b

B A Blogger / Paper Presentation

Kalakruti

10-11

5.a

Poster Making / Street Painting

5.b

Slogan Writing / Tattoo Making

5.c

Rangoli Making / Glass Painting

5.d

Clay Modelling / Calligraphy

5.e

Best Out Of Waste / Apparel Designing

5.f

Collage Making

Literario

18-19

6.a

Aptitude Test / Group Discussion

6.b

Poetry / Extempore

6.c

Debate / Creative Writing

6.d

Mock Parliament

Quiz

24-25

7.a

Spent Quiz

26-27

Ulta Pulta

28-29

8.a

The Mad Show / Situational Act

8.b

SpoofAct / Stand Up Comedy

8.c

Tech. Dumb Charades / Panorama

Aadhunik

33-34

9.a

Robo War

35-42

9.b

Robo Soccer

9.c

Line Follower

44-45

9.d

Junkyard

46-47

10.

GrandStand

48-49

11.a

i) Bailamos (Dancing Stars)

50-51

11.a.1

Classical

52-54

11.a.2

Folk

55-57

11.a.3

Choreography

58-59

11.a.4

Bollywood

60-62

11.a.5

Western

63-65

11.b

ii) Enchant (Suskshetra)

66-67

11.b.1

Classical

68-70

11.b.2

Folk

71-73

11.b.3

Bollywood

74-76

11.b.4

Western

77-79

11.c

iii) Involve (Instrumnentals)

80-81

11.c.1

Solo/Duet/Group

82-83

11.d

iv) Stagecraft (Dramatics)

84-85

11.d.1

One Man Show

11.d.2

Nukkad Natak

11.d.3

Astitva

12.

Ignite

89-90

13.

FAQ

Message From Team PrayaS

It gives our team immense pleasure to be organizing the biggest & longest running “Youth” oriented festival of Haryana. We being the creators of the concept we are proud to have been associated with colleges/universities like Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology,Hisar, OM Group of Institutions, Universal Institute of Technology, Prannath Parnami Institute of Management & Technology, Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Vidyapeeth Sirsa, & Shah Satnam Ji Institute of Technology & Management. This team is dedicated towards today’s youth and we strictly believe in OF-FOR-BY Students, till now our team have rounded up the Phase 1 of UmanG 2014 successfully in all the participating institutes. The experience can’t be explained on a single piece of paper but surely there was learning involved for each one of us. And now Team PrayaS is all set to setup the big stage on fire along with the finalists from different districts, different colleges. Also we would like to acknowledge gesture of OM Group of Institutions for being the Host of Finale of UmanG 2014. The whole team would like to thank each and every Volunteer who stood by us to put up this great one of its kind event by sparing their personal time to make this festival shine and glitter, also we would like to thank each & every participant as this festival was initiated to provide a fair platform to each and every individual who struggles everyday to be something. UmanG 2014 is going to be at its best this year, we would like to call every finalist to be a part of this Gala and to have some unforgetable memories on 25th, 26th & 27th April, 2014. For Team PrayaS

Ashish Chhabra Organizing Head | UmanG 2014 PrayaS | A Step Forward Society

Message From OM Group of Institutions

To PrayaS | A Step Forward Society Hisar Subject: Hosting Finale of UmanG-2014.

Dear Team Members,

On behalf of Om Group of Institution, It is my great privilege to associate with team of PrayaS in promotion of Techno-Cultural activities for studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s development. So OGI hereby proudly agree to host the Finale of Umang-2014 at its campus from April 25-27, 2014. OGI will provide the infrastructure facilities as mutually agreed and promise to make sincere efforts for grand success of event.

With Best Wishes

Dr. Punit Goyal Chairman

About PrayaS PrayaS simply means and depicts efforts and hard-work. The reason behind our inception was simple and clear which was to create a platform for students to stage their talent and intellectual skills. Initially PrayaS was incepted as a Student’s Extracurricular Activity Group but in order to serve and reach out students across the state, post which we decided to increase our limits and boundaries in order to serve more students out there. This step resulted in PrayaS getting registered as per the Societies’ Registration Act 1860 with Government of Haryana in the year 2012. As if today PrayaS and Team PrayaS stand proud to be one of its kind organizations working for the benefits of Students and is playing a vital role in recognizing, inculcating and developing skills and creativity within the students associated with us . Till date we have provided the platform for approximately 6000+ participants in different genre of events. Our organization is constantly appreciated for the kind of work we do and the way we organize and execute it. This group strictly believes in OF – FOR – BY Students and has been working for the past two years on the very same grounds. We have a team of student who provide us digital solutions. We also provide internship for students who want to learn and work. It has not only provided a platform to many individuals but has played a very significant part in shaping their individual personality. We started a new trend by welcoming the new joinees of GJU Campus by organizing common fresher every year. In the past two years PrayaS have been able to be associated with some of the wellrecognized international and national brands of different genre/industries. And we have been actively engaged with several departments of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar, PPIMT Hisar, UIT Hansi, JCD Sirsa, BRCM Bahal. We definitely have been able to set new targets for our team and associates, the same exercise have helped us developing standards high for everyone else out there. We entered into many associations with our endeavors and gave our events a new face and style be it culture, arts, technical, informal etc we tried to cover all the aspects one could be interested in. We have been delivering and fulfilling our goals which are to provide an unbiased platform to fellow students.

Its all about empowering students, empowering ourselves…!!!

About UmanG | The Zeal To Participation UmanG is an annual Techno-Cultural fest which celebrates zeal of participation every year. We works for student by student. UmanG cover all the aspects in which a student can be interested like its personal hobbies or technical. We started “UmanG | 2012” with Department of Food Technology and followed the tradition in 2013 with 500% growth rate. last Year, We organized “UmanG | 2013” an inter-district Techno-Cultural Fest with Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, BRCM College of Enginnering & Technology (Bahal, Bhiwani), Jannayak Chaudhary Devilal of Institute & Technology (Sirsa), Prannath Parnami Institute of Managment & Technology (Hisar), Universal Institute of Technology (V.P.O-Garhi, Hansi) successfully. We got 4000+ of participation out of which 200 were selected for finale held in GJUS&T. It was a big achievement for us. It is a mile stone of our journey. We faced many challenges and difficulties. But it was not the end. We learned many lessons during our journey. We provide a fare stage for students where every year student participates. Our Sponsors- Universal Institute of Technology, Malik Toyota, T.I.M.E, Splash | The Water Park, Coolage, Studio Impact, Fadoo Engineers, Illuminati, HariBhoomi. This Year, We are back with the hunger of “UmanG | 2014” and preparing to take a step ahead than the last year, expecting a tough competition between our inter-district colleges. We will try to make it memorable of our history. Through UmanG, we want to explore the talent in our youth generation. We have different categories which are mentioned below:      

Technical Informalz Robotics Cultural Literary Spent Quiz REthink

REthink It is a social cause and based on the environmental theme. We want to convey a message to the society, to the people through RE 3, for the efficient use of paper and utilization of waste materials This Year, Om Group of Institutions (Hisar), Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology (Hisar), Shah Satnam Ji Institute of Technology & Management (Sirsa), Jannayak Chaudhary Devilal of Institute & Technology (Sirsa), Prannath Parnami Institute of Managment & Technology (Hisar), Universal Institute of Technology (V.P.O -Garhi, Hansi) associated with us in UmanG | 2014.

UmanG | Events Teknik ABC of C

KalaKruti Street Painting Poster Making

BA Blogger Slogan Writing Paper Presentation "RTET" Best Out of Waste Collage Making Calligraphy Tattoo Making

Ignite

Apparel Designing Clay Modelling

Move on the Beats Glass Painting Rangoli Making

Q uiz Spent Quiz

GrandStand Classical

Solo/Duet/Group

Folk

Solo/Duet/Group

Bailamos

Solo/Duet General

Bollywood

Group Choreography (ReThink) Western

Solo/Duet/Group

Classical

Solo/Duet/Group

Folk

Solo/Duet/Group

Bollywood

Solo/Duet/Group

Western

Solo/Duet/Group

Enchant

GrandStand

Solo/Duet/Group(Ban d)

Involve Indian / Western

Nukkad Natak

StageCraft

One Man Show

Astitva

Ulta Pulta

Literario

The MAD Show

Creative Writing

Technical Dumb Charades

Aptitude Test

Panorama

Group Discussion

Situational Act

Poetry

Spoof Act

Mock Parliament

Stand Up Comedy

Debate | RE Think

Extempore

Aadhunik Robo War

Robo Soccer

Line Follower

Junkyard

Teknik

Teknik Teknik Category here defines Events related to Technique. Technical Education prepares people for specific trades, crafts and careers at various levels from a trade, a craft, technician, or a professional position in engineering, accountancy, medicine, architecture, pharmacy, law etc. Craft vocations are usually based on manual or practical activities, traditionally non-academic, related to a specific trade, occupation, or vocation. We have three events in Teknik Category. There are the event names defined below-: 1. ABC of 2. B A Blogger 3. Paper Presentation In the next pages, we will get to know all the details about these events.

ABC of C “Test Your Skills in C.” Rules for the event are:  Event for an Individual participant.  Event will be held in 3 rounds : I.

ROUND I There will be a written examination of 60 MCQs within time period of 45 minutes. +4 for right answer, -1 for wrong answer and no marks if question is unattempted. Top 18 participants will qualify for the next round

II.

ROUND II This is a slide show round. A team of 3 participants will be formed by the coordinators. Teams will be randomly formed. 20 questions will be shown on the slide, each question will be shown for 30 seconds. Team will be required to write down the answer on the sheet provided. +4 for right answer, No negative marking. Top 3 Teams will qualify for the next round.

III.

ROUND III In this round, again each participant will participate individually. There will be a slide show of 10 questions (15 seconds for one question). Participant will be required to write down the answer on the sheets provided. Top 3 Participant will be declared the winners.

B A Blogger “Now Design Your Own Blog with us.” Theme: “Online Shopping” Rules for the event are:  Event for an Individual participant.  Time duration will be 180 min.  Participant can use any web development language (HTML, CSS, JQuery, Java ) for making of the blog.  Participant can’t use images for the blog apart from the provided material.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Paper Presentation Theme: “Interaction between Human and Machines” Rules for the event are:  Event for an individual participant.  Participants have to write the brief/abstract on a A4 size sheet or two and submit it to the event judge/coordinator before the presentation.  Abstract should be in “Times New Roman” and the font of the text should be 12, if heading then 16 & 14 for subheading.  Participants would present their views with the aid of presentation.  Participants would have to speak for 5 minutes minimum and 8 minutes maximum to present their research.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding. 9

Kalakruti

Kalakruti Here Kalakruti category defines all the events related to Art and Craft. Art has always been an important part of our life, both as a decorative and a communicative medium. Although Our Country is blessed with a number of talented artists, but usually artistic development is often restricted by a narrow school curriculum and limited resource. This event is an ideal opportunity to make art available to young generations during a gap year who would otherwise be excluded from developing their creative abilities. Through Artistry Category of UmanG | 2014, all the students will get an opportunity to explore their Talent.So if you live with creative ideas, have unique and different world of imagination, then paint it with Us. In Kalakruti category we have 11 events which are defined below -: Street Painting

Calligraphy

RangoliMaking

Poster Making

Tattoo Making

Slogan Writing

Clay Modelling

Glass Painting

Best Out of Waste

Collage Making

Apparel Designing

Poster Making “Let’s reconsider issues of our society, which are happening day by day and affecting our daily life.” Theme: “REthink + Corruption” Rules for the event are:      

Event for an Individual participant. Time duration will be 60 minutes. Poster should be according to the theme. Participants have to get their own material i.e. colors, brushes etc. Sheets will be provided by our team. Decision of the judges will be final and binding..

Street Painting “REthink about issues of our society and earth is the canvas to represent your minds & voice.” Theme: “REthink + Global Warming” Rules for the event are:     

Event for minimum 3 & maximum 5 members. Time Duration will be of maximum 2 hours. Painting should be according to the theme. Participants have to get their own material like Paint, Brushes etc. Decision of the judges will be final and binding.. 12

Slogan Writing “Real issues are many, and its time to talk about those. Youthify the Slogans.” Theme: “REthink + Voting” Rules for the event are:        

Event for an individual participant. Time duration will be 30 min. Slogan should be short and expensive and should be according to the theme.. Each slogan must reflect the participant’s writing and thinking skills, Sheets will be provided to the students. Slogan must be in English. Participants have to bring their own decorative and stationery material. Decision of the judges will be final and binding..

Tattoo Making “Take Body arts to new heights and express yourself with temporary ink. ” Rules for the event are:    

Event for a team of 2 members. Time Duration will be of 60 minutes. Art should not contain sensitive materials. Participants have to get their own materials for the competition.

 Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Rangoli Making “Celebrate the joy and festival with different colors with mother earth.” Theme: “Festivals” Rules for the event are:     

Event for minimum 2 and maximum 3 members. Time duration will be 60 minutes. Rangoli should be according to the theme Participants have to bring their own material. Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Glass Painting “ Its time to paint your imagination on piece of Glass.” Theme: “Nature” Rules for the event are:  Event for an individual participant.  Time duration will be of 30 minutes.  Glass will be provided by us to paint but participant have to bring other stationery material like colors specially used for glass painting.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Clay Modeling “Time to give earth a new shape.” Rules for the event are:    

Event for an Individual. Time duration will be of 60 minutes. Clay will be provided by our team for the event. Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Calligraphy “Write in your own !shtyle.” Rules for the event are:     

Event for an Individual. Time duration will be 30 minutes. A4 sheets will be provided to each participant. Words written by participant should be readable. Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Best Out Of Waste “The idea is to make a useful product using the waste material.” Theme: “REthink” Rules of the event are:     

Event for minimum 3 & maximum 4 members. Duration will be of 90 minutes. Waste material will be provided by our team. Have to make something worth from the waste in the limited time. Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Apparel Designing

*We will provide the material at the finale.

“Time to Design Your Own Apparel.” Theme: “Formal Wear+ Wedding Dress” Rules for the event are:       

Event for an Individual participant. Time duration will be 60 minutes. Design should be relevant to topic. Sheets will be provided by us. Use of ONLY PENCIL is allowed Participants have to bring their own material for this event. Decision of the Judges will be final and binding. 16

Collage Making “One Sheet - Different Views, Different Opinions, Different Ideologies. Collage is art but much more than that.” Theme: “Women Empowerment” Rules for the event are:  Event for minimum 2 and maximum 3 members.  Duration will be 30 minutes.  Participants should bring their stationery items with them like scissor, adhesive etc.  Sheets & newspaper will be provided by us.  Team can only use the newspaper in order to create the collage.  Use of any material other than the newspaper provided by the team is NOT allowed and can result is disqualification.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Literario

Literario Literario is a Spanish word which means Related to Literature. Literario category here describes literary events. A literary technique or literary device can be used by authors in order to enhance the written framework of a piece of literature, and produce specific effects. Literary techniques encompass a wide range of approaches to crafting a work, whether a work is narrated in first-person or from another perspective, whether to use a traditional linear narrative or a nonlinear narrative. In Literario category, we have 7 different events, which are described below :1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Creative Writing Aptitude Test Group Discussion Poetry Mock Parliament Debate Extempore

You will get all kind of information about all these events in the next pages.

Aptitude test “Have a sharp mind?, Let’s check it out.” Rules for the event are: Event for an Individual Participant. Duration is of 60 minutes. Test to be conducted by T.I.M.E. Test will contain multiple choice questions with negative marking for incorrect answers (1/4 th).  The result will be compiled by T.I.M.E.    

Group Discussion “Get ready to discuss hot topics going around the world with your friends.” Rules for the event are: Event for an Individual Participant. Time duration will be 10-15 minutes. Topic of discussion will be provided on the spot. It will be conducted in group of participants. Use of offensive or inflammatory words will result to negative marking or you may be disqualified.  Decision of the judges will be final & binding.     

Poetry “Impressive Rhyme and Satire in Game of Words.” Theme: “Memories” Rules for the poetry are:  The poem should not be more than 40 lines in length.  Time limit to recite the poem is 3-5 minutes for each poem, negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Medium of poem can be English or Hindi.  Poems have to be self-written/composed and should not be from any other published source.  No swear words or offensive or inflammatory themes are allowed.  Participants will have to submit the copy of the poem to the coordinator before the event.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Extempore “Speak On the spot.” Rules for the event are:      

Event for an Individual. Participants have to speak on a specific topic. Topics will be given on the spot. 1minute will be given to think and 2minute to speak. Medium of language should be English. Decision of the judges will be final & binding. 21

Debate “Have a side and Prove it right” Rules for the event are:  Topic for the Debate will be given on the spot.  There will be two teams, one will be in favor of the topic and other will be against of it.  Teams will be formed at the time of the event.  1-2 minutes will be given to each participant from every team to put their points.  Top 6 selected participants will qualify for Round 2.  Favoring team has both the first and last speeches of the debate.  Decision of the judges will be final & binding.

Creative Writing “Do you have something to write? Then join us.” Rules for the event are:  Event for an Individual.  10 minutes will be given to write a story.  Participants have to write a short story using the given phrases. Phrases will be given on the spot.  A4 Sheets will be provided by us.  Medium of writing should be English.  Decision of the judges will be final & binding. 22

Mock Parliament “Want to implement changes in system, then get Started.” Theme: “REthink + Social Issues” Rules for the event are:  Event for minimum 3 & maximum 4 members.  Each team will play as Ruling Party/Govt. once in the event, rest of the teams will be the opposition parties in the parliament.  Ruling party will try to pass the bills or rules during their period, In the meantime opposition parties will try to oppose and will protest against the requirement of ruling party.  Time duration will be 30 minutes for each team to act as ruling party  Medium of discussion should be English.  Use of abusive language and controversial issues like caste is not allowed.  Each team has to submit their bills/issues as a ruling party to the coordinator before start of the event.  Best team will be decided when that will be able to satisfy the speaker/judge of the event.  Decision of the judges will be final & binding.

quiz

QUIZ A quiz is a form of game or mind sport in which the players (as individuals or in teams) attempt to answer questions correctly. In some countries, a quiz is also a brief assessment used in education and similar fields to measure growth in knowledge, abilities, and/or skills. In an educational context, a quiz is usually a form of a student assessment, but often has fewer questions of lesser difficulty and requires less time for completion than a test. In Quiz category, We have an event named â&#x20AC;&#x153;SPENT QUIZâ&#x20AC;?. It includes questions related to Sports and Entertainment. There are multiple rounds in this event and the high scoring team will be the winning team. Details of all the rules are given in next pages.

Spent quiz “Let’s see, who knows better” Rules for this event are:  Event for a team of minimum 2 and maximum 3 participants.  Score of each team from each and every round will be considered for the final results.  First two rounds will be elimination rounds.  There will be multiple rounds in this event -: Round I Each team from every participating college (if any) will give a written test of 50 MCQ’s contains equal weightage. of sports and Entertainment questions. Each question will carry 4 marks for correct answer. There will be negative marking (1/4th) for wrong answer and 0 points for not answering the question. Time duration will be 15 min for this round. TOP 10 High Scoring Teams will qualify for the next round. Round 2 (Slide Show) 25 MCQs questions will be displayed on the screen for 15 sec. each, each team have to write down their answers on the answer sheet. They will get 4 marks for each correct answer for first 20 questions and 8 marks for next 5 questions. For wrong answer, there will be negative marking (1/4th), 0 point for not answering the question. 4 Teams which will get low marks, will be get eliminated and now only 6 teams will compete with each-other for next rounds. In the next rounds, there will be no elimination 26

Round 3 (Picture Round) In this round, incomplete/blurred image will be shown to each team, they have to identify the image correctly. They will get 8 marks for correct answer and 0 point for wrong answer. There is no negative marking in this round. Round 4 (Rapid Fire round) In this round 10 questions will be asked from each team, they have to give the answer within 5 seconds after completion of the question. Each correct answer carry 8 points and 0 points for wrong answer/no answer. ď&#x201A;§ After all these rounds, TOP 3 winning teams will be declared on the basis of their score. In case of a tie (i.e. equal points) between first 3 teams, there will be a rapid fire round between those teams. Each question would contain 4 marks for correct answer.

Ulta Pulta

Ulta Pulta Ulta Pulta is our new way of defining the Informalz. This category will cater the chance to be creative, innovative, be crazy, and to be Ulta Pulta. This category is dedicated to the spirit of engineers. In this category we have events like The MAD Show, Technical Dumb Charades to make you crazy, Panorama the event to showcase your talent with cameras and much much moreâ&#x20AC;Ś!!! The audience and participants will enjoy all these funny and entertaining events. You will get all the details about these events in next pages.

The Mad Show Showcase Your Creativity…!!! Rules for the event are:  Event for a team of minimum 3 & maximum 5 members.  Time limit will be of 2 minutes to think & 5 minute to act.  Team has to present with an attractive AD & also have to give a tagline to the product.  Use of false language or abusive words/language may result to instant disqualification.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Situational Act “What will you do in that Situation?” Rules for the event are:  Event for a team of minimum 3 & maximum 5 members. All must be from same college.  Time duration will be of 4-5 minutes.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Participants have to act on the situation provided by us.  No abusive or offensive or inflammatory words are allowed.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Spoof Act “Imitate and make a movie with your own dialogue-baazi…!!!” Rules for the event are:  Each team is allowed to have minimum 3 & maximum 5 participants.  A Video clip from a movie will be shown to each team for 2-3 minute. In which 1 minute of video will be audible to the team and for next 1 minute, video will be continue but there will be no sound.  Each Team has to continue the act from where sound was missing from the video. They have to perform for 3-5 minutes with their own words.  Participants have to act accordingly and imitate the video shown to the team.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  No abusive or offensive or inflammatory words are allowed.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Stand Up Comedy “Make others laugh with your words and expressions…!!!” Theme: “Indian Weddings” Rules for the event are: Event for an Individual participant. Time duration will be of 5-12 min. Use of abusive words is not allowed during the performance. Participant can’t comment against sensitive issues like any religion or caste.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.    

Technical Dumb Charades “It’s time to play Dumb Charades, but the technical way…!!!” Rules for the event are:  Event for a team of minimum 2 & maximum 3 Members.  The words given will be Technical.  Time limit will be of 2 minutes to perform, negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Team which will take minimum time to guess, will be the winning team.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Panorama “Capture Best Moments for the future...!!!” Theme: “Friendship” Rules for the event: Event for an individual participant. Candidates will have to click photographs during the fest. They can use their cell phones or digital cameras. After capturing the images, participants have to submit all the photographs at registration desk.  They may select best 5 photos from their collection for the competition.  The photographs should be as per the theme.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.    

Aadhunik

Aadhunik Aadhunik category refers to the Robotics. Robotics deals with design, construction and application of robots, as well as computers well as computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. The design of a given robotic system will often incorporate principles of mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, and computer science. Though a significant percentage of robots in commission today are either human controlled, or operate in a static environment, there is an increasing interest in robots that can operate autonomously in a dynamic environment. These robots require some combination of navigation hardware and software in order to traverse their environment. If robots are to work effectively in homes and other non-industrial environments, the way they are instructed to perform their jobs, and especially how they will be told to stop will be of critical importance. The people who interact with them may have little or no training in robotics, and so any interface will need to be extremely intuitive. In Aadhunik category, there are 4 different events :1. 2. 3. 4.

Robo War Robo Soccer Line Follower Junk Yard

All the information related to these events are given in the next pages.

Robo War Are they ready to fight with their enemy, letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s do a battle with robots...!!! Rules for this event are: A team may consist of at most 4 members. Inter - college teams may be formed ď&#x201A;ˇ Dimensions and Fabrications 1) The machine should fit in a box of dimension 750 mm x 750 mm x 1000 mm (lxbxh) at any given point during the match. The external device used to control the machine or any external tank is not included in the size constraint. 2) The machine should not exceed 10 kg of weight including the weight of pneumatic source/tank. If the tank is external, its weight would be considered 1.5 times its actual weight. Weight of wireless robots and robots having on-board power supply will be counted as 0.6*Actual Weight. Weight of adaptors and the remote controller will not be counted.

3) The electric voltage between any two points on the robot should not exceed 36V at any time. 4) The machine can be controlled using a wired or wireless device throughout the fight. In case of wireless control, the robot must be installed with a dual frequency radio to prevent interference with the opponentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s robot. In case of any interference in the wireless systems, no possibility of rematch exists. 5) Readily available remote controlled systems with dual frequency from the markets may be used. 6) Before the event, each robot will be inspected by the judges and if the robot is declared as dangerous either to the spectators or the course of the event, it may be disqualified on the spot.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Battery and Power 1) The machine can be powered electrically only. Use of an IC engine in any form is not allowed. On board Batteries must be sealed, immobilized-electrolyte types (such as gel cells, lithium, NiCad, NiMH, or dry cells). 2) The electric voltage between 2 points anywhere in the machine should not be more than 36 V DC at any point of time. If a team is using AC voltage in any of its parts then the voltage should not exceed 36 V AC at any point of time as well.

3) All efforts must be made to protect battery terminals from a direct short and causing a battery fire, failure to do so will cause direct disqualification. 4) Use of damaged, non-leak proof batteries may lead to disqualification. 5) Battery Eliminators are allowed and power source would be available at the venue for the Eliminators 6) Special care should be taken to protect the on-board batteries. 7) Change of battery will not be allowed during the match. Judgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s decision will be final in this case.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Pneumatics 1) Robot can use pressurized non-inflammable gases to actuate pneumatic devices. Maximum allowed outlet nozzle pressure is 8 bar. The storage tank and pressure regulators used by teams need to be certified and teams using pneumatics are required to produce the Safety and Security letters at the registration Desk at the venue. Failing to do so will lead to direct disqualification. 2) Participants must be able to indicate the used pressure with integrated or temporarily fitted pressure gauge. Also there should be provision to check the cylinder pressure on the bot. 3) The maximum pressure in cylinder should not exceed the rated pressure at any point of time.

4) You must have a safe way of refilling the system and determining the on board pressure. All pneumatic components on board a robot must be securely mounted. Care must be taken while mounting the pressure vessel and armor to ensure that if ruptured it will not escape the robot. The terms \'pressure vessel, bottle, and source tank\' are used interchangeably.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Hydraulics 1) Robot can use non-inflammable liquid to actuate hydraulic devices e.g. cylinders. 2) All hydraulic components on-board a robot must be securely mounted. Special care must be taken while mounting pump, accumulator and armor to ensure that if ruptured direct fluid streams will not escape the robot. 3) All hydraulic liquids are required to be non corrosive and your device should be leak proof. Maximum allowed pressure is 8 bars.Participant must be able to indicate the used pressure with integrated or temporarily fitted pressure gauge.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Weapons Systems Robots can have any kind of magnetic weapons, cutters, flippers, saws, lifting devices, spinning hammers etc. as weapons with following exceptions and limitations:

1) Liquid projectiles 2) Any kind of inflammable liquid 3) Flame-based weapons 4) Any kind of explosive or intentionally ignited solid or potentially ignitable solid 5) Nets, tape, glue, or any other entanglement device 6) High power magnets or electromagnets 7) Radio jamming, tazers, tesla coils, or any other high-voltage device 8) Tethered or un-tethered projectiles 9) Spinning weapons which do not come in contact with the arena at any point of time are allowed 10) In no case should the arena be damaged by any bot.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Safety Rules 1) Compliance with all event rules is mandatory. It is expected that competitors stay within the rules and procedures of their own accord and do not require constant policing 2) Special care should be taken to protect the on-board batteries and pneumatics, robot without proper protection will not be allowed to compete. 3) If you have a robot or weapon design that does not fit within the categories set forth in these rules or is in some way ambiguous or borderline, please contact the event organizers. Safe innovation is always encouraged, but surprising the event staff with your brilliant exploitation of a loophole may cause your robot to be disqualified before it even competes.

4) Each event has safety inspections. It is at their sole discretion that your robot is allowed to compete. As a builder you are obligated to disclose all operating principles and potential dangers to the inspection staff. 5) Proper activation and deactivation of robots is critical. Robots must only be activated in the arena, testing areas, or with expressed consent of the event coordinators. 6) All weapons must have a safety cover on any sharp edges. 7) All participants build and operate robots at their own risk. Combat robotics is inherently dangerous. There is no amount of regulation that can encompass all the dangers involved. Please take care to not hurt yourself or others when building, testing and competing.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Arena Specifications 1) The arena will be rectangular in shape measuring 24ft x 24ft however the fight zone will be 20ft x 20ft. Pushing the opponent bot out of this fight zone will result in victory. The arena might be on hard and uneven ground and will be enclosed by a 5ft high wire meshes all around.

ď&#x201A;ˇ Criteria for Victory 1) A robot is declared victorious if its opponent is immobilized. 2) A robot will be declared immobile if it cannot display linear motion of at least one inch in a timed period of 30 seconds. A bot with one side

of its drive train disabled will not be counted out if it can demonstrate some degree of controlled movement. 3) In case both the robots remain mobile after the end of the round then the winner will be decided subjectively. 4) A robot that is deemed unsafe by the judges after the match has begun will be disqualified and therefore declared the loser. The match will be immediately halted and the opponent will be awarded a win. 5) Points will be given on the basis of aggression, damage, control and strategy 6) Aggression â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Aggression is judged by the frequency, severity, boldness and effectiveness of attacks deliberately initiated by the robot against its opponent. If a robot appears to have accidentally attacked an opponent, that act will not be considered Aggression. 7) Control â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Control means a robot is able to attack an opponent at its weakest point, use its weapons in the most effective way, avoid Arena Hazards, and minimize the damage caused by the opponent or its weapons. 8) Damage â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Through deliberate action, a robot either directly, or indirectly using the Arena Hazards, reduces the functionality, effectiveness or defensibility of an opponent. Damage is not considered relevant if a robot inadvertently harms itself. Also, if a pressure vessel or a rapidly spinning device on a robot fragments, any damage to the opponent will not be considered "deliberate".

9) Strategy – The robot exhibits a combat plan that exploits the robot's strengths against the weaknesses of its opponent. Strategy is also defined as a robot exhibiting a deliberate defense plan that guards its weaknesses against the strengths of the opponent. Strategy can also involve using the Arena Hazards (if any) to gain an advantage.

 General Rules 1) Judges’ decision shall be treated as final. 2) The event organizers reserve the right to make minor modifications to the above rules. The changes will be duly notified. Please check the website frequently for updates. 3) The event will be held outdoors. In case of unfavorable circumstances, the event might be held indoors. 4) In the event of ambiguity, the organizers\' interpretation of any clauses of the rules shall prevail. 5) Teams are also required to bring along a “hard” copy of abstract.

 Abstract Submission 1) The registered teams must submit an abstract of their robot highlighting the specifications, mechanism used and the weapons it utilizes. Detailed working of each weapon must be included. The last date for abstract submission will be updated soon. The format can be downloaded under the resources section.

Robo Soccer “Watch Robots Playing Soccer just like Ronaldo or Messi.“

Rules for this event are:  Only one robot per team is allowed.  Maximum no. of participants per team are 5.  The robot’s dimension should be within 25cm * 25cm * 25cm  Remote controls will be permitted.  The robots must have an accessible on/off switch.  The power supply for the robo should not exceed 15V between any two points in the circuit.  Readily available remote controlled systems with dual frequency from the markets may be used.  All efforts must be made to protect battery terminals from a direct short and causing a battery fire, failure to do so will cause direct disqualification.  Battery Eliminators are allowed and power source would be available at the venue for the Eliminators.  Special care should be taken to protect the on-board batteries.  Change of battery will not be allowed during the match.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Line Follower “Do your robot obey the traffic rules?” Rules for the event are:       

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Only one robot per team is allowed. Max no of people per team is 5. The robots should be within 25cm * 25cm * 25cm. Robots must be autonomous. Data links to off-board computers are allowed, but no wetware (human) operated remote controls will be permitted. The robots must have an accessible on/off switch. The power supply for the vehicle should be contained on-board, and should not exceed 15V between any two points in the circuit. The time will be measured from the moment the robot crosses the starting line till it crosses the finish line. A robot is deemed to have crossed the finish line when the foremost wheel, track, or leg of the robot contacts or crosses over the line A. maximum of 3 minutes is allowed to complete the course; else this will lead to disqualification. Time shall be measured by an electronic gate system or by a judge with a stopwatch, based on the availability of equipment. In either case the recorded time shall be final. A robot that wanders off of the arena surface will be disqualified. A robot shall be deemed to have left the arena when any wheel, leg, or track has moved completely off the arena surface.

ď&#x201A;§ If the robot loses the course line then it has to reacquire the line at the point at which the line was lost or an earlier traversed point. If the robot fails to do so it will be one chance to re-attempt. The robot must start the course again from the beginning, and if it loses the line course on its second attempt it will be disqualified. ď&#x201A;§ Decision of judges will be final and binding to all.

Junk Yard Do You Have a Friendship with electrical circuits, know about their behaviorâ&#x20AC;Ś???

Rules for this event are: 1) Whole the world you see around is built from scratch. Here is your turn to build one. 2) You will be given huge electronic junk containing items like resistors, capacitors, transistors, ICs, breadboards etc. You have to make a robust and innovative circuit out of the junk within a limited time 3) The selected teams will be provided with a maximum of 2 hours for the final round. 4) A theme will be given on the spot and teams are expected to conceptualize, design and demonstrate an innovative circuit related to theme. 5) A report has to be produced explaining the circuit designed and its aspects related to theme. Access to internet will Judging Criteria:

Assessment will be based on following points: 1) Simplicity and Innovativeness of idea. 2) Extent of completion of the circuit. 3) Usefulness of design in real life. 4) Proper use of the junk. 5) Demonstration of the circuit designed. Rules and Regulations: 1) The teams can comprise of a maximum of 4 members. 2) Students from different departments. 3) Participants have to bring their own multimeter and soldering iron. 4) Only materials and facilities provided by the organizing team are to be used, violations will lead to be disqualification. 5) Organizers reserve the right to change rules as they deem fit. 6) Decision of judges will be final and binding to all.

Faq Ques. Who all can participate in Finale of UmanG 2014 ? Ans. The candidates, who participated in phase 1 of UmanG 2014, are eligible to participate & compete in Finale. Ques. Is there any registration fee at Finale? Ans. No, if you have participated in Phase I and if you are qualified for Finale then only you can participate. Ques. What is the Registration Fee for Robotics Category? Ans. For Robotics Category, There is 50 Rs. per Event per Head, registration fees. Ques. Participation fee for Robotics category is higher than other categories, why? Ans. Yes, its participation fee is higher than other categories because there is cash Prize for Winning Team. Ques. Can we participate directly in the events at their scheduled time? Ans. No, Each and every participant has to register at Registration Desk at First Day of Finale and this will only be possible if you have been shortlisted at phase 1 for Finale. And at the time of registration you will receive different ID No. for Finale. Ques. How will you recognize and identify the qualified participants at Finale? Ans. Every participant has to bring his/her ID card (Phase 1) and Ticket 2 Finale (except for ABC of C and Aptitude Test Participants) provided at Phase 1 in their college and also their College Identity Card issued by their college/university authorities. Ques. If in an event, there is no qualified participant(s) from our college so can we participate in it at Finale? Ans. Yes, you can register at registration desk in that event at Finale, if there is no participant(s) from your college in that event.

Grand Stand

Enchant Enchant is a French word which means Magic, Fascination. Enchant Defines our Vocal Category here. Music is an art form whose medium is sound and silence. Its common elements are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm. The creation, performance, significance, and even the definition of music vary according to culture and social context. In Enchant, we have different genres, which are described below :1. Classical 2. Folk 3. Bollywood 4. Western It can be performed individually as well as in a group also. In next few pages, all the information is provided related to all these genres.

Grand Stand Classical

ENCHANT | Classical

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Vocal Duet Vocal Group Vocal

No. of Participants 1 2 6-10

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-5 5-8

Classical Vocal Rules for the event are:  Participants have to bring their own instrumental tracks for the performance. Accompanists are not allowed during the performance  Participants have to submit the lyrics or original track to the event coordinator before 12 hours of their event.  Lyrics of the song should be appropriate.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be as per the theme.  If multiple songs are combined, it still has to be performed as a single piece.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand Folk

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Vocal Duet Vocal Group Vocal

ENCHANT | Folk No. of Participants 1 2 6-10

Theme Emotions Friendship Happiness

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-5 5-8

Folk Vocal Rules for the event are:  Participants have to bring their own instrumental tracks for the performance. Accompanists are not allowed during the performance  Participants have to submit the lyrics or original track to the event coordinator before 12 hours of their event.  Lyrics of the song should be appropriate.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be as per the theme.  If multiple songs are combined, it still has to be performed as a single piece.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand BollyWood

ENCHANT | Bollywood

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Vocal Duet Vocal Group Vocal

No. of Participants 1 2 6-10

Theme Emotions Friendship Happiness

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-5 5-8

Bollywood Vocal Rules for the event are:  Participants have to bring their own instrumental tracks for the performance. Accompanists are not allowed during the performance  Participants have to submit the lyrics or original track to the event coordinator before 12 hours of their event.  Lyrics of the song should be appropriate.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be as per the theme.  If multiple songs are combined, it still has to be performed as a single piece.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand Western

ENCHANT | WESTERN

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Vocal Duet Vocal Group Vocal

No. of Participants 1 2 6-10

Theme Emotions Friendship Happiness

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-5 5-8

Western Vocal Rules for the event are:  Participants have to bring their own instrumental tracks for the performance. Accompanists are not allowed during the performance  Participants have to submit the lyrics or original track to the event coordinator before 12 hours of their event.  Lyrics of the song should be appropriate.  Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be as per the theme.  If multiple songs are combined, it still has to be performed as a single piece.  Decision of the judges will be final and binding.

GrandStand

Grandstand Grandstand category includes cultural events. Few countries in the world have a tradition, culture and variety as diverse as this multifaceted land called India. Enriched by successive waves of migration and marauders from distant lands, every one of them left an indelible imprint which was absorbed into the Indian way of life. Its physical, religious and racial variety is as varied as its linguistic diversity. Underneath this diversity lies the continuity of Indian civilization and social structure from the very earliest times until the present day. Here we have attempted to catalogue everything Indian be it religions, festivals, rituals, artifacts, monuments, different attires, music and dance, language and literature. Come and let us help you discover a little more of fascinating India.

Different categories further divided in cultural events, which are described below :1. Bailamos 2. Enchant 3. Involve 4. Stagecraft

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BAilamos Bailamos is a spainish word which literally means â&#x20AC;&#x153;We Danceâ&#x20AC;?. Basically Bailamos is a sub-category of GrandStand which includes all dancing events. Dance is a type of art that generally involves movement of the body, often rhythmic and to music. It is performed in many cultures as a form of emotional expression, social interaction, or exercise, in a spiritual or performance setting, and is sometimes used to express ideas or tell a story. Dance can depend on social and cultural norms and aesthetic, artistic and moral sensibilities. There are many styles and genres of dance. African dance is interpretative. Ballet, ballroom and tango are classical dance styles. Square dance and electric slide are forms of step dance, and breakdancing is a type of street dance. Dance can be participatory, social, or performed for an audience. It can also be ceremonial, competitive or erotic. We have different dance styles in Bailamos sub-category, which are explained below :1. Classical 2. Folk 3. Choreography 4. Bollywood 5. Western

Grand Stand Classical

Bailamos | Classical

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Dance Duet Dance Group Dance

No. of Participants 1 2 6-12

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-7 6-12

Classical Dance Theme : “Story Telling” Rules for the event are:  The participants are requested to bring their tracks in two CDs to avoid technical disturbance. Out of which, they are also requested to submit one CD to the coordinator of the event.  No extra time will be given for installing CDs. It should be done prior to the event. Tracks should be submitted to the event coordinator before 12 hours of the event. Tracks should not include abusive and vulgar words/lyrics, if there is any, then song will be change otherwise participant will not be allowed to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Every participant will have to perform in their costume. Otherwise participants can’t perform in their event.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be according to the theme.  The participants will be judged on the basis of their rhythm, formation, synchronization, expressions, and costumes, makeup, setup and overall effects.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand Folk

Bailamos | FOLK -

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Dance Duet Dance Group Dance

No. of Participants 1 2 6-12

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-7 6-12

Folk Dance Theme : “Indian Culture” Rules for the event are:  The participants are requested to bring their tracks in two CDs to avoid technical disturbance. Out of which, they are also requested to submit one CD to the coordinator of the event.  No extra time will be given for installing CDs. It should be done prior to the event. Tracks should be submitted to the event coordinator before 12 hours of the event. Tracks should not include abusive and vulgar words/lyrics, if there is any, then song will be change otherwise participant will not be allowed to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Every participant will have to perform in their costume. Otherwise participants can’t perform in their event.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be according to the theme.  The participants will be judged on the basis of their rhythm, formation, synchronization, expressions, and costumes, makeup, setup and overall effects.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand Choreography

Choreography Theme: “RE Think + Help the Aged People” Rules for the event are:  Time limit is 8-15 minutes for each performance. Negative marking for exceeding the time limit.  Each team may have 6-12 members.  The participants are requested to bring their tracks in two CDs to avoid technical disturbance. Out of which, they are also requested to submit one CD to the coordinator of the event.  No extra time will be given for installing CDs. It should be done prior to the event. Tracks should be submitted to the event coordinator before 12 hours of the event. Tracks should not include abusive and vulgar words/lyrics, if there is any, then song will be change otherwise participant will not be allowed to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Every participant will have to perform in their costume. Otherwise participants can’t perform in their event.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be according to the theme.  The participants will be judged on the basis of their rhythm, formation, synchronization, expressions, and costumes, makeup, setup and overall effects.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding. 59

Grand Stand BollyWood

Bailamos | Bollywood

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Dance Duet Dance Group Dance

No. of Participants 1 2 6-12

Theme “” “Comedy” “Comedy”

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-7 6-12

Bollywood Dance Theme : “Comedy” Rules for the event are:  The participants are requested to bring their tracks in two CDs to avoid technical disturbance. Out of which, they are also requested to submit one CD to the coordinator of the event.  No extra time will be given for installing CDs. It should be done prior to the event. Tracks should be submitted to the event coordinator before 12 hours of the event. Tracks should not include abusive and vulgar words/lyrics, if there is any, then song will be change otherwise participant will not be allowed to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Every participant will have to perform in their costume. Otherwise participants can’t perform in their event.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be according to the theme.  The participants will be judged on the basis of their rhythm, formation, synchronization, expressions, and costumes, makeup, setup and overall effects.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand Western

Bailamos | Western -

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Solo Dance Duet Dance Group Dance

No. of Participants 1 2 6-12

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 4-7 6-12

Western Dance Theme : “Romantic” Rules for the event are:  The participants are requested to bring their tracks in two CDs to avoid technical disturbance. Out of which, they are also requested to submit one CD to the coordinator of the event.  No extra time will be given for installing CDs. It should be done prior to the event. Tracks should be submitted to the event coordinator before 12 hours of the event. Tracks should not include abusive and vulgar words/lyrics, if there is any, then song will be change otherwise participant will not be allowed to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Every participant will have to perform in their costume. Otherwise participants can’t perform in their event.  Choice of song is open to the participants but it should be according to the theme.  The participants will be judged on the basis of their rhythm, formation, synchronization, expressions, and costumes, makeup, setup and overall effects.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand

INVOLVE Involve is a sub-category of GrandStand which include events related to musical instrumentals. An instrumental is a musical composition or recording without vocals. In commercial popular music, instrumental tracks are sometimes renderings of a corresponding release that features vocals, but they may also be compositions originally conceived without vocals. For genres in which a nonvocal song or interlude is conceived using electronic media, rather than with true musical instruments, the term instrumental is nonetheless used for it. There are 3 events in Involve, all of these events are described below :1. Instrumental | Solo 2. Instrumental | Duet 3. Instrumental | Group

S. No.

Category

1 2 3

Involve | Solo Involve | Duet Involve | Group

Involve No. of Participants 1 2 6-8

Time Duration (min.) 3-5 3-5 5-8

Involve Rules for the event are:  Participants have to bring their own musical instruments.  Instrumental track should be self-composed.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Grand Stand

Stagecraft StageCraft category specify Dramatics here. Drama is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance. The enactment of drama in theatre, performed by actors on a stage before an audience, presupposes collaborative modes of production and a collective form of reception. The two masks associated with drama represent the traditional generic division between comedy and tragedy. Drama is often combined with music and dance In StageCraft, there are 3 different events, which are as following :1. One Man Show 2. Nukkad Natak 3. Astitva Get all the information related to these events in next page.

One Man Show Rules for the event are:  Event for an Individual participant.  Time duration will be of 4-6 min to perform.  Participants should get their own props. All props must be specified to the event coordinator.  Lighting of matchsticks, candles and cigarettes or any derogatory acts are strictly not allowed on stage.  Participant should not convey a wrong message to the audience through his/her act.  Participant should not use abusive language/words during his performance.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Nukkad Natak “Aao Aao Natak Dekhein” Rules for the event are:  The theme of the street play should be socially relevant and highlight social issues(REthink).  Time duration will be minimum 15 minutes and maximum 20 minutes for each team to act/perform.  The team is allowed to have minimum 10 & maximum 15 members. All the participants must be from the same college.  The Costume and Props are allowed which you should get by yourself.  The contestants are strictly advised not to disclose the name of their college/Institution to the Jury members/audience while introducing themselves on the stage.  The contestants may opt for a suitable dress code.  The rules and regulations for the preliminary and final round shall remain the same, if there is any changes you will get to know  In case participants exceed the time limit Judges shall be free to disqualify the team.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Astitva “Let’s awake. | REthink” Rules for the event are:  The theme of the play should be socially relevant and highlight social issues(Rethink).  Time duration will be minimum 07 minutes and maximum 10 minutes for each team to act/perform.  The team is allowed to have minimum 7 & maximum 10 members. All the participants must be from the same college.  The Costume and Props are optional which you should get by yourself for the effects but won’t be considered for judgment.  The contestants are strictly advised not to disclose the name of their college/Institution to the Jury members/audience while introducing themselves on the stage.  The contestants may opt for a suitable dress code.  The rules and regulations for the preliminary and final round shall remain the same, if there is any changes you will get to know  In case participants exceed the time limit Judges shall be free to disqualify the team.  Decision of the Judges will be final and binding.

Group Discussion

Situation Act

This Year

Glass Painting

Duet dance

Clay Modellin

One Man Show Group Vocal solo Dance

Robo Soccer

Paper Presentation

Robo War

Duet Vocal

ABC of C

B.A. Blogg Tattoo Making

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Rangoli Making

Street Painting Apparel Designing Nukkad Natak

Group dance

Astitva Solo Vocal

Poster Making

prayasastep umangthefest

Calligraphy Best out of waste

Collage Making