Udghosh
sports festival in India
Udghosh is the Annual Sports Festival of Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. Started in 2002, it has now evolved into one of the largest college sports festivals held in Asia. With notable sportspersons, brand ambassadors and participants from across the country, this three-day-long festival has garnered substantial media attention over the years. As many as 450 colleges and 40 government organizations actively participate and support this ceremonious event. It not only features sports competitions but also talk shows, music performances, DJs and other fun-filled activities.
History
The 2017 edition was unique and had registered events and personalities, such as an inspiring talk by Abhinav Bindra, participation from Gaurav Taneja and sports personalities such as Nuzhat Parween.
The 2018 edition of Udghosh saw various performances, including standups by Nishant Tanwar and Aakash Gupta.
The 2021 edition included events and inspiring talks by personalities such as Avadh Ojha, Prakash Padukone, Kiran Bedi, Sangeeta Sindhi Bahl, and Sharad Kumar.
Notable events
Udghosh, in its true sense, is an exhibition of sporting fervour, and success in the meet has been ratified by the success of many of its winners higher up in the sporting hierarchy. It offers a common platform for the students of the top educational institutions from all over to exhibit their skills.
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