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Past and present students of Techno Main Salt Lake bond at Sampriti 2022
Subhadrika Sen
Posted on 23 May 2022
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The Food Technology department of Techno Main Salt Lake hosted Sampriti 2022, a techno-cultural fest and reunion, on May 8. Former students from the batch of 2007 to 2021 were present. Edugraph was the digital media partner. Source: Sampriti 2022
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The alumni meet, which was inaugurated by professors, saw 80 alumni members and 120 present students. “Reunions are a nostalgia trip, where memories of a lifetime are made. We all have moved in different directions yet we feel the same bonding whenever we meet up,” said Sahana Bhattacharya from the batch of 2020. Source: Sampriti 2022
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The alumni members recollected memories on campus. “Sampriti 2014 was the first time a reunion was organised in our college. We feel grateful that our juniors have been able to carry on this legacy and we can return to college every single year,” said Sauptik Datta from the batch of 2015. Source: Sampriti 2022
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A cultural programme was organised by the students of the college. Source: Sampriti 2022
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Former and current students interacted and shared anecdotes. “Meeting friends after a two-year gap was emotional. The current students did a marvellous job. With the warm welcome, the cultural performances, the food, and the overall hospitality, everything was bang on,” said Ritankar Ray from the batch of 2012. Source: Sampriti 2022
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Students organise a musical performance at the reunion. Source: Sampriti 2022
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Friends click pictures at popular corners of the campus. “Sampriti means coming together, and it truly justifies our aim. Students whose college life ended 15-years ago join have joined us. For the last two years that feeling of togetherness was missing. This year we decided to restart Sampriti and we knew what are the hurdles coming our way but we made this possible,” said Ritwika Chandra, a fourth-year student and a member of the organising team. Source: Sampriti 2022
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Arijit Kar from the batch of 2021 and his friends pose for a group photograph. “College life was a rollercoaster ride,” said Arijit. Source: Sampriti 2022
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Koel Roy from the batch of 2018 and her friends took a trip down memory lane. “We have countless memories. Those days helped me connect with the most important people in my life right now, friends who became family,” said Koel. Source: Sampriti 2022
Last updated on 23 May 2022
10:51 AM
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