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An evening of zeal and entertainment was the highlight of Deluge 2023 — the freshers’ welcome of IBS students

DDELUGE 2023 — THE FRESHERS’ WELCOME OF IBS STUDENTS eluge 2023, in association with t2, marked the freshers’ welcome for the students of ICFAI Business School, Kolkata, last month

Indrani Nandy (t2 Intern)  Published 04.08.23, 07:43 AM
Team The Fielders of Fortune, who won The Rising Star award. “We have been hosting this event for more than two decades. This batch is one of the biggest we have seen in recent times. We basically host this event to welcome them and understand them better. The seniors organise this for them, and at the end of the year, the juniors organise a farewell,” said Ajay Pathak (second from right), senior director of IBS. Professor Durga Rani Sinha (extreme right), corporate director, said: “We used to have 33 classes per subject, now we have 40. The students are engaged in academics from 9.30am to 8pm. Despite that, they have found the time to put up a fantastic show. The professionalism in the performances is spectacular.” 

Team The Fielders of Fortune, who won The Rising Star award. “We have been hosting this event for more than two decades. This batch is one of the biggest we have seen in recent times. We basically host this event to welcome them and understand them better. The seniors organise this for them, and at the end of the year, the juniors organise a farewell,” said Ajay Pathak (second from right), senior director of IBS. Professor Durga Rani Sinha (extreme right), corporate director, said: “We used to have 33 classes per subject, now we have 40. The students are engaged in academics from 9.30am to 8pm. Despite that, they have found the time to put up a fantastic show. The professionalism in the performances is spectacular.”  Pictures: Rashbehari Das

Deluge 2023, in association with t2, marked the freshers’ welcome for the students of ICFAI Business School, Kolkata, last month. IBS welcomed the new batch of students with a grand celebration at The Stadel in Salt Lake. The senior batch of students, with the guidance of the faculty, prepared an array of performances and competitions for the occasion.

(L-R) Shivam Das, who won the best singer award Punam Kumari and Shivang Tiwari, winners of the titles Miss and Mr IBS 2023

(L-R) Shivam Das, who won the best singer award Punam Kumari and Shivang Tiwari, winners of the titles Miss and Mr IBS 2023

The programme began with an opening speech by Shubham Hisaria, the student council president. It was followed by welcome speeches by Ajay Pathak, senior director of IBS, and professor Durga Rani Sinha, corporate director, and Samprit Chakraborty, dean. They extended sincere wishes and words of encouragement to the fresh batch of students.

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An evening full of activities awaited the students. After two dance performances by the seniors, the juniors took part in dance and music competitions. It was followed by the most-awaited segment of the event — the selection of Mr and Miss IBS. The freshers captivated the audience with a show, making it a tough decision for the judges. The Rising Star award went to The Fielders of Fortune, best singer went to Shivam Das and the best dancer was bagged by Apala Bannerjee.

For the Mr and Ms IBS contest, the competition was divided into two parts. The first was a fashion show where the students showcased their styles and walked the stage with confidence. The second part had a question-and-answer session which allowed the students to demonstrate their intellect and communication skills. Shivang Tiwari bagged the Mr IBS title and Punam Kumari bagged the Ms IBS title. Dinner and DJ night allowed students to let their hair down.


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