Panjab University Rose Festival 2018 was More Than Blooming Roses

Panjab University’s Rose Festival is one of the major attractions of the coveted varsity. 2018’s was the 9th edition of the festival which started on February 9 and ended on February 11.

The Prof RC Paul Rose Garden, spread in 3.5 acres, was blooming with 198 variety of roses grown in 250 flower-beds with total of 2,800 rose plants.

There were whole horde of activities, contests and competitions were organised for students from schools, colleges and within PU. All three days, the competitions ranged from poetry recitation, fashion shows, rangoli, singing, slogan writing, dance, collage making, face painting and many more competitions.

Prof Meenakshi Malhotra, DUI, PU inaugurated the PU Rose Festival on February 9. The theme of the festival for this year was ‘Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan’.

Here are some pictures from the Panjab University Rose Festival:

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Ratisha: A woman with varied interests, from geeky technology to serene poetry, but with a solitary passion to play with words. Ratisha is educated in sociology, psychology and human rights, that has sensitized her well to talk about all topics of human concern. She has been writing for many nationally and internationally acclaimed e-magazines and news portals including The Huffington Post, (United States) among others. When not writing, she is either found brushing strokes on a canvas or peering through her glasses into a novel.
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