Thiruvananthapuram: The Group of Companies Technology (GTECH) – Industrial agencies from IT companies in Kerala – will bring together young people from 154 technical colleges throughout the state on the digital platform to celebrate Onam.
Three days of Mu Onam’s event which began on Wednesday is expected to witness the participation of 5,000 students.
MU Onam Mamangam feature (competition where colleges are grouped in three regions: Travancore, Kochi and Malabar), Kazhchappadu (Invisible Frame, a digital art competition on the theme Onam 2021-smile and struggle), Thaalam-Malayali Aano? (An Instagram roll of competition on the theme of how the pandemic has brought changes at your Onam), etc.
Apart from the zone that won the championship, individual winners, colleges and districts who for the competition will win cash prizes.
“Mu Onam is a combination of art, culture and learning.
Aswamedam, a competition that challenges participants with puzzles involving coding and hacking skills, and general awareness, is an example.
That the two most dynamic young people in the country, Kites Foundation and Tinkherub, this driving added to the pleasure and knowledge of sharing, “said Conveners from the academics and technology of the focus group GTECH Deepu S Nath, also the head of the event organizer.
He said that Covid-19 had shown that we could adapt, agile and responsive.
“Now it’s time for resurrection and youth will lead change.
The usual thing for digital countries is empowered to find alternative ways for celebrations, without losing charm and emotions that come with our national festival, “he said.
MU Onam will be a different experience for thousands of students who do not have the opportunity to see each other or have social interactions as universities remain closed due to a pandemic, said Angel Rose, a second year student from the Palakkad Government Engineering campus.