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Piyush Sharma and Ambar Dash from Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, won the archetypal prize astatine the The Hindu Future India Club and IPE College Quiz held astatine Bhubaneswar connected Thursday. Kashyap Panda and Piush Prahraj from Silicon University won the 2nd prize, portion Shubham Nayak and Nishi Prakash Kandha from BJB Autonomous College took 3rd spot.
Satyam Patnaik and Aadyesh Mishra from Silicon University, Aaditree Raj and Sushobham Dash from BJB College, Lalith KU, Behera and Santanu Ku. Dash, from Gandhi Institute of Excellent Technology were awarded consolation prizes.
Over 400 students from 28 colleges successful and astir Bhubaneshwar participated. The quiz began with a pen-and-paper preliminary circular conducted by quiz maestro Gautam Bose speechmaking retired the questions connected the screen.
For the last round, the apical 6 teams selected based connected their scores successful the preliminary circular were called to the stage. Intially questions were casual and the teams responded with confidence. But soon, the dynamics shifted arsenic the questions became challenging. The temper was a premix of excitement, flimsy hostility and anticipation. The assemblage were besides engaged arsenic the quiz maestro posed questions and prizes were fixed connected the spot for the close answers.
Well-known societal activistic Sujit Mohapatra and laminitis of Bakul Foundation, which leads a nationalist room question successful Odisha, was the main impermanent astatine the prize organisation ceremony. He has been instrumental successful expanding consciousness astir volunteerism among students and youth. He congratulated the participants and winners and recalled his ain acquisition of quizzing successful schoolhouse and college.
Mr. Sujit Mohapatra emphasised that successful today’s property of AI, skills specified arsenic intuition, signifier recognition, captious thinking, curiosity to learn, and speechmaking volition assistance successful life. It was for this crushed that the Bakul Foundation focuses connected processing speechmaking habits and creativity among the youth.
Mr. Mohapatra on with Samarendra Kumar Mohanty, adjunct professor, IPE, Hyderabad, and Tapas Kumar Mitra, elder manager, The Hindu, handed implicit prizes to the winners of the quiz.
