Himalaya Harbinger, Rudrapur Bureau
Pantgagar. The Department of Apparel and Textile Science of the College of Community Sciences of GBPUAT, Pantnagar successfully organized the two-day exhibition, “Sankalan 2026,” to showcase the creative talents of students. The exhibition scheduled for May 21st and 22nd, showcased various handmade and designer products created by fourth-year students under Student Ready Program. The primary objective of the exhibition was to promote entrepreneurship development among the students.
The exhibition was inaugurated by the Honorable Vice Chancellor, Dr. Shivendra Kumar Kashyap, and the University’s First Lady, Mrs. Renu Kashyap. Dr. Alka Goyal, Dean of the College of Community Sciences, and Deans and Directors of other colleges were also present. Heads of departments and faculty from various departments were also present.
The exhibition’s attractions were the handmade products designed and created by students and hand-stitched designer garments. Additionally, various artistic pieces created using beautiful artwork, including dyeing and printing, patchwork, appliqué, quilting, and crochet, were also showcased. The created garments were also displayed on the ramp. This exhibition served as an excellent platform to showcase the students’ creativity, skills, and innovation.
The Vice-Chancellor inspected various theme-based stalls set up by the students. He praised the students’ efforts and stated that this exhibition is not merely about selecting fabrics and sewing, rather, it is the vision of the young people that makes this theme-based exhibition so vibrant and interesting. They have thought deeply about the incorporation of various colors into all the garments and other materials. He also heartily congratulated the students and their mentors for this unique endeavor.
This exhibition was successfully organized under the guidance and direction of course instructors Dr. Anita Rani, Dr. Shefali Massey, and Department Head Dr. Manisha Gehlot.
All the students, teachers and visitors present at the exhibition highly appreciated the creative work of the students.
