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Raunak-2025 concluded with a bang at Khalsa College Amritsar
Punjab Times (English Edition)
|April 17, 2025
Three days Inter Faculty Cultural Competition of Khalsa College Amritsar con-cluded with the declaration of results.
Faculty of Arts won Overall Championship, Commerce and Economics won first Runners - Up Trophy and Second Runners-Up Trophy was won by Faculty of Food Sciences and Physiotherapy respectively.
Principal, Dr. Atam Singh Randhawa, while congratu-late the students observed that extra-mural activities are significant part of educa-tion as it helps in developing overall personality of the stu-dents.
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