Youth festival

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Man Bhavan youth festival mkbu Bhavnagar University

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This blog is part of our study. This blog is based on Youth Festival 2023 and was assigned by Dr. Dilip Barad sir Department of English MKBU. In this task, I am going to share my experience and write on it and also share some photos and videos of Youth Festival 2023. This manbhavan youth festival is much more important and memorable for be just because I done my job in this festival as a volunteer. It's totally new learning experience for me and we really enjoyed during this festival.

मन भावन Man Bhavan મન ભાવન 



The Youth Festival 2023, is an extravaganza hosted by the esteemed Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University from November 3rd to 5th. Embark on a journey with me as I share my personal encounters and unravel the diverse array of activities and experiences this dynamic celebration had to offer.

Under the enthusiastic guidance of the Physical Education Department, this 31st edition of the festival, aptly named "Manbhavan Yuvak Mahotsav," added an invigorating twist to the festivities. The campus came alive with the spirit of youth, echoing with cheers, laughter, and the pulsating beats of creativity. The vivid colors and imaginative creations served as a testament to the boundless creativity of the young minds at Bhavnagar University. It was more than just an exhibition; it was a celebration of artistic expression.


Being part of the planning and participating in these festivities proved to be a super fun way to grow personally. Our steps as we followed a well-crafted schedule, ensuring that every moment unfolded seamlessly from November 3rd to 5th. 


Youth Festival 2023 proudly embraced the theme "Nari Shakti Vandana." Inspired by a recent bill in Parliament, this celebration illuminated the achievements and contributions of women from all walks of life.

The festival, themed "Nari Shakti Vandana," showcased 32 different competitions across five dynamic sections. Each section, representing Literature,


Music, Fine Arts, Dance, and Theatre, bore a distinctive name, infusing the event with a unique flavor:


"मनभावन रंगमच" - External Department

"मनभावन नाट्यम" - Atal Auditorium

"मनभावन शब्दम" - English Department

"मनभवन स्वरम" - New Court Hall

"मनभावन नृत्यम" - Amphi Theatre


Kala Yatra

Here is our kalayatra themes video link ....




November 2nd marked the festival's inaugural day, "Kala Yatra," where diverse themes came to life. The English Department, with "Oppression to Freedom," crafted a compelling narrative. Alongside, themes like Chandrayaan-3 celebrated space exploration, and Narishakti Vandana paid homage to powerful women.

Each theme told a unique story. Chandrayaan-3 highlighted India's space journey, honoring women's pivotal role. Narishakti Vandana showcased the strength of women through goddess worship. Another theme explored historical contributions, while ours traced women's evolution from tradition to modern success. 

Our display portrayed women's struggles, from issues like child marriage to workplace challenges. Yet, it wasn't just about hardships. We celebrated women breaking barriers in business, law, sports, and more. "Kala Yatra," was more than a display—it was a collective effort to tell stories, evoke emotions, and illuminate the journey from oppression to freedom. Cheers to collaboration, dedication, and mentorship that made our narrative resonate.


Opening / Inauguration of "Youth Festival"

"मनभावन नृत्यम" - Amphi Theatre

"मनभावन नाट्यम" - Atal Auditorium

"मनभवन स्वरम" - New Court Hall

"मनभावन रंगमच" - External Department

"मनभावन शब्दम" - English Department

Closing Ceremony


The amphitheater witnessed the grand finale—the Closing Ceremony, a spectacular show that brought the Youth Festival to a thrilling close! A lineup of impressive guests graced the event, including Sejalben Pandya from the West Zone Parliament, Niren Bhatt, Dilipsinhji Gohil, and other esteemed EC members.

Anticipation hung in the air as the top three performers in each event were announced. The winners erupted in joy, seizing their well-deserved medals and certificates. Adding to the excitement, KPES College secured the runners-up title, heightening the competitive spirit.

The pinnacle of triumph belonged to the Swami Sahjanand Cluster of Colleges, clinching the coveted General Championship trophy. As the cheers echoed and the celebrations reverberated, the Closing Ceremony was a fitting conclusion to an eventful Youth Festival. Stay tuned for more highlights and unforgettable moments! Refresh for the grand finale experience.


The Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University has once again proven that youth is not just a demographic but a force that can shape the future with its boundless energy and vibrant spirit. Cheers to the youth, cheers to the festival, and cheers to the memories that will forever be etched in the annals of Bhavnagar University's history.

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