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 KUCTE, Adoor has organized an online Web In Arts, called "Navrang 2020". It was really an amazing and unforgettable experience. When we think of a youth festival, The festival isn’t just an assemblage of students from different places who compete under one roof. It’s also an intermingling of different cultures and customs, a platform for sharing ideas and thoughts, promoting national integration and communal harmony while manifesting a zest of friendliness and liveliness among themselves. The young charming students of KUCTE adoor has chucked away all the conventional thoughts by organizing it within a finger touch. Even I got an opportunity to participate in this festival. I have participated in an Extempore speech in English. I got second prize in the competition. I couldn't believe it because I had been competing with many talented students from other colleges. I am thankful to my teachers and students who helped throughout those days. 

Teachers' Day is celebrated in India on the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a philosopher, scholar, and an exemplary teacher. He was the second president of India. Dr. Radhakrishnan had said, "Instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege if September 5 is observed as Teachers' Day." The tradition of celebrating Teachers' Day started in 1962, in honor of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and all the teachers across the country. Teachers are the pillars of a country. They guide and shape the destiny of the students. They teach them to become better human beings. They are the reason behind the successful career of a student. Teachers like S.Radhakrishnan and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam are some of the renowned names that have given meaning to the word “teacher”. I am fortunate to have been blessed with such wonderful teachers who are always up for grooming the students into the finest individuals. I pray for their well-being and success, a