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About the Committee | Jamming Session | Silambam | Auditions | Yaadhum Oorae | Inception | South Zone Culturals | Special Performance | Marudham |
“Yaadhum Oorae”,the ethnic celebration of our Universitywas inspired from the Sangam literaturePuranaanooruwritten by Kaniyan Poongundranaar, an excerpt from the poem “Yaadhum Oorae Yaavarum Kaeleer”whichmeans“listen up everybody I’m a citizen of this universe”. The same statement has been inscribed in the walls of the United Nations Organisations’ Head Quarters.
“A fruit fly does not have to go to school to fly and does not have to learn how to fly. It knows how to fly from the get go. Fish are born expecting water, they got fins, they got gills, they are expecting water. We, the humans are expecting culture, we are obligate learners. It’s not a choice, it’s about communicating and collaborating with each other. Our Ethnic day is culture, the story of human evolution itself. We welcome you all to be a part of interplay between nature and nurture, the process that really carves out the human mind.”
- Excerpt from the Welcome address by the Faculty in-charge
Mr. Balachandran Sathyan.
TNNLS has a diverse set of students and staff from various parts of the country. The unity in diversityexpands compassionate hearts to embrace other cultures and rejoice together. To joyfully celebrate and cherish our unity, cultural committee came up with 1st edition of “YAADHUM OORAE”, the ethnic celebration of 2017.YaadhumOorae brought colors to campus amidst the busy schedule of a NationalLaw University.The pride one gets when his/her culture is represented is always a special feeling. The committee worked a lot to make each and everyone experience this special feeling throughout the day. The day started with batch events which was the most awaited event of the day, as it showcased the talent of every single batch and its teamwork in putting up a good show. The final year’s performance was very emotional as this was their last ethnic celebration. Next up it was, the most unique event of the night, “KAVINGNANIN KALAM”, in which the students recited in their native tongue, the translated version of a famous poem titled “I WANT TO BE A PILOT” written by “Diego Quemada- Diez” in 9 languages which includes Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Odiya, Hindi and Marwari.After which, the committee hosted the flagship event for the day, the “THOZHPAAVAI KOOTHU”(Shadow puppet play) which portrayed “NALLATHANGAAL KATHAI”, a folk story highlighting the issue of poverty in a humorous way. The day ended with our students enjoying to the beats of “CHENDAI MELAM” for nearly one and half hours. The heartwarming event ended in a high note performance ofchendaimelam.
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