Delhi School Of Communication Conducts Offline Orientation
The Chief Guest for the occasion was Vikram Kharvi, Senior Vice President, Adfactors PR
Delhi School of Communication (DSC) Conducts offline orientation for 28th batch.
The formal Inauguration of the XXVIII Post-Graduate Diploma Programme in Communication was held on August 8, 2022. With the world opening up, it was an offline inauguration ceremony that was held, after two years of treading online. The function began with a rendering of ‘Ganesha Vandana’, which added a vibrancy to the occasion.
The Chief Guest for the occasion was Vikram Kharvi, Senior Vice President, Adfactors PR and the Guest of Honour was Aprajita Biala, General Manager - Integrated Strategic Planning, Cheil Worldwide, also a DSC alumnus.
Then followed a formal induction programme and the final action was an ice-breaking session organised by PGDPC XXVII.
“Communication is as old as civilisation. In Ramayana, there was a character called Bhadro who used to report to Rama about popular feelings and perceptions in his kingdom. Even the great religious teachers, from Gautama Buddha and Sankaracharya to Guru Nanak and Kabir were master communicators,” Kharvi pointed out.
“You are going to enter into perhaps the most thrilling part of your life,” opening her speech, Aprajita Biala said. She went on to explain - “If you are in the marketing communications space, life is going to be anything but boring and there will be no dearth of adrenaline. You have to keep pushing your boundaries to make sure that you add value to yourselves. Put your head down and work towards your dreams as each hour is an opportunity."
“It’s just the beginning of Bahubali 1. One needs to be the change itself and make things happen. Carve out your career graph,” Prof Ramola Kumar, Dean remarked.
Rupanjali Lahiri Gupta, Associate Director emphasised the fact that “DSC students continue to prove their mettle - in keeping with vision of Building Young India”.
The Semester Scholarship award for Semester 2 went to Deepanita Mukherjee. The Admission Scholarships for an essay on - 'If you had to give a piece of advice to your 18-year old self, what would it be?' was awarded to Mahek Shaikh for 1st position, Shreshtha Chaturvedi for 2nd position and Mugdha Pande for the 3rd position.
The Vote of Thanks was rendered by Dr Manik Katyal, Academic Council Member and the day ended with an ice-breaker session for the freshers, who were all set to embark on their new journey.
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