Participants during National Level Vignan Mahotsav - 2K24 competition of Vignan University. 
Vijayawada

Sports help in holistic development of students: Vignan University V-C

University vice-chancellor prof P Nagabhushan emphasised the significance of hard work in achieving success.

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: Day-2 of National Level Vignan Mahotsav - 2K24 competition of Vignan University was held in a grand manner on Friday in Vijayawada.

The guests for the second day included former selector of the Indian cricket team MSK Prasad, film actor Kiran Abbavaram and screenwriter Burra Sai Madhav.

As many as 75 events were held simultaneously creating a vibrant spectacle of sports celebration that captured the attention of students. Engrossed in various competitions such as basketball, kho-kho, football, table tennis, chess, tennikoit, athletics, and more, the students showcased remarkable performances across multiple disciplines. The competition saw students competing with determination, achieving success, and leaving the audience enthralled.

University vice-chancellor prof P Nagabhushan emphasised the significance of hard work in achieving success. He encouraged participants to pursue their dreams diligently, highlighting the potential for those who work hard to reach top positions in life. He advised against succumbing to fear, doubts and said that one must continue the pursuit with dedication and effort to overcome obstacles.

The vice-chancellor stressed that success is not solely dependent on financial resources but can also be attained through qualities such as love, forgiveness, and courage. Prof Nagabhushan opined that sports can help in the overall development of students and nurture their creativity alongside their academic pursuits.

Competitions were held in events such as 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres, and 800 metres. Sports like volleyball, badminton, kabaddi, kho-kho, football, table tennis, and chess added excitement to the competition. The preliminary rounds of all events held during the Vignan Mahotsav have concluded, and participants have advanced to the semi-finals.

Students from various states showcased their talents in solo songs, short plays, and retro dance routines. Chairman Dr Lavu Rathaiah, registrar Dr MS Raghunathan, along with deans, heads, and students from respective departments who actively participated in the programme.

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