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    An Ode to our Professors: Teachers' Day Celebration, 2023

    Date: 5th September, 2023


    Venue: College Auditorium, LSR

    The college auditorium on Tuesday was graced by the presence of the college’s beloved professors
    and the student body, who were brimming with enthusiasm and excitement to welcome the faculty
    members with open arms. The event commenced with a welcome address by the event heads of the
    Student Council, which was soon followed by a mesmerising performance by the members of the
    Indian Music Society, Dhwani, to officially kick start the event. The enchanting folk melodies
    performed in Bengali and Hindi captivated the hearts of the audience and soothed their souls. While
    the auditorium was still echoing and reverberating the melodious voices of the Dhwani members,
    Professor Jyotsana Arora, the Staff Advisor of the Student Council, addressed the crowd to emphasise
    the significance of a cordial student-teacher relationship, which ensures mutual learning and cohesive
    growth.

    The Drama Society, through its theme-based play entitled “Teachers:Amalgamation of Expressions
    and Portrait of Human Diary'', addressed the audience’s aversion to the idea that professors can face
    the same obstacles as students. Lakshita Sharma, one of the scriptwriters of the production says, “The
    production wanted to humanise the figure of the professor”. In a tumultuous time of new
    overburdening rules, professors have been forced to play the antagonist. The play compels us to see
    their humane side. Our socially constructed perspective is put into question when the actors portray
    the professor figure in its entirety. Their vulnerability and angst are depicted through scenes set in
    staff rooms where mental health struggles are explored. The act was displayed exceptionally well
    through music, dance, and witty lines. The scriptwriters encapsulated the play’s essence in the closing
    line “A teacher has her own journey woven in a book, and this journey, experiences can never be
    summed up within the lengths of a few pages”

    The play succeeded with a short and fun game segment called “Never Have I Ever” played with the
    mentors to tickle their funny bone and unveil their secrets to the students.

    The Dance Society’s performance was a thrilling illustration of how fun college events are. Their
    performance revitalised the atmosphere which had been battered down by the heat. All three wings
    put up an excellent performance which invited rapturous applause. The outfits and the songs were
    certainly memorable.

    The audience was left in awe and amazement after witnessing the performances of talented Elsas in
    the open mic segment, where the eloquent singing, dance to energetic music beats, and impactful
    poetry recitation by the students became reflective of their dedication to showcase their love and
    respect for the professors through different mediums of expression.

    Towards the end of the event, the audience became privy to a compilation of warm and personalised
    messages from every department, where students could be seen cheerfully wishing and thanking their
    professors for being their guiding lights and making the magic of LSR come true. The event came to a
    conclusion after the SU President, Jagriti Mishra, delivered the vote of thanks to extend her gratitude
    towards the volunteers who tirelessly worked towards making the event a success.

    Report by: Anoushka Sinha and Alisha Agarwal


    Edited by: Vidhi Kanojia

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