25 BIHAR BN NCC MOTIHARI – Participation
We are proud to share that Mr. Inderneel Dhanushmate (23EG106B59), a student from AI-B at Anurag University, has successfully participated in the 25 Bihar BN NCC Motihari camp under the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB-2) initiative.
The program was conducted at the Deendayal Upadhyay College of Horticulture, a central university for horticulture, under the Motihari–Muzaffarpur Group. The camp provided students with valuable exposure to cultural exchange activities aimed at strengthening national integration through the EBSB initiative.
As part of the program, he actively engaged in various cultural and educational activities such as language learning sessions, cultural festivals, folk performances, food festivals, and student exchange interactions. The experience helped him gain deeper insights into the rich culture, heritage, and traditions of Bihar while fostering unity and mutual understanding among participants from different states.
Anurag University takes immense pride in the achievements of its students, faculty, and research scholars. Every individual success is a reflection of the collective commitment to excellence, innovation, and meaningful contribution that defines the institution’s academic culture.
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