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Farewell party at Rayat Bahra

MOHALI:A farewell party — ‘Rukhsat’ — was organised by BTech (semester V) students of the University School of Engineering and Technology, Rayat Bahra University, for bidding adieu to the students of Btech (semester VI) here on Friday.

Tribune News Service

Mohali, December 7

A farewell party — ‘Rukhsat’ — was organised by BTech (semester V) students of the University School of Engineering and Technology, Rayat Bahra University, for bidding adieu to the students of Btech (semester VI) here on Friday.

The programme kicked off with the lighting of a lamp and students wished their seniors good luck and bright future. Thereafter, there was a cultural bonanza comprising dance, music, games and laughter. Some of the outgoing students participated in a ramp walk and were given titles based in different rounds.

Tanvi and Sheikh Shahrukh were titled Miss Farewell and Mr Farewell, respectively. Rayat Bahra Group Chairman Gurwinder Singh Bahra wished luck to the outgoing students.

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