LPU Shines In International Essay Writing Competition Held in Association With UNDPI

Keeping aloft the sky-soaring flag of Lovely Professional University in the International Essay Writing Competition organized by SRCM in association with United Nations Department of Public Information (UNDPI) in India and Bhutan; Chandeep Singh Arora ,a student of the University has brought laurels by showing extra skills and intelligence in the Competition .He has been selected as National Participant among many lacs of competitors.. He is going to be honoured at Jacob Hall,Panjab Agricultural University ,Ludhiana.

The Essay Competition was held in September 2009. His entry in the Topic Category III-'Love Has Hope, Hatred is Hopeless' is one among the 40 entries sent for the further selection at national level. It is noteworthy that this achievement is among 5 Lacs entries received from more than 10000 Schools and Colleges . He will be receiving prize for this rare achievement on 11th April, 2010 in a function going to be organised at PAU, Jacob Hall, Ludhiana. Six other students of the University,Adfer Jan (BT.Hons ECE), Akanksha(BT.CSE), Neelanchal Vaid(BTech-III), Tushar Gupta (B-Tech III)Mrinal Saxena(BT.Hons.ECE), Sunil(BT-3rd yr.) made their mark at district level.

Jubilant on his achievement , ChanDeep said, “ I never knew about the competition. One of my teachers Dr. Amrita Arora inspired me well,perhaps , judging of her own about my writing abilities. The result is self revealing that at LPU students always get manifold magnificent chances to add a special glow to their very existence .”

Congratulating Chandeep-the national participant and the other students the Executive Dean of LPU , Mrs. Rashmi Mittal said , “Along with their hard Professional Study Programmes of utmost importance , Students at LPU are accorded ample opportunities to shine and excel, thus they reveal out their inborn talents lying buried and untraced hitherto . As such , building an extra-confidence ,in themselves, They bring name and fame not only to themselves but to their parents and alma- mater also.”