VNRVJIET - Cultural and Magazine Committee

Cultural and Magazine Committee

The Cultural and Magazine Committee was established in the academic year 2006/2007. The committee's main responsibilities include: conducting the annual three-day cultural event SINTILLASHUNZ, organizing teams to participate in various Cultural and Technical competitions throughout the country, conduct the Cultural and Annual Day and meet regularly to help in all-round development of the students and give a platform for creative outlet.

The hierarchy of organization is:

  • General Secretary - The head of the organization. Interacts mainly with the faculty and Principal and conveys their concerns, messages and advice to the (student) Secretaries and Joint-Secretaries of the committee.
    • Secretary, Event Co-Ordination and Management - Is in-charge of the budgeting and organizing teams for sponsorships and the overall supervision.
      • Joint Secretary, Event Co-Ordination and Management (2).

Under the purview of the Event Co-Ordination and Management are:

      • Secretary, Literary Committee
        • Joint Secretary, Literary Committee (2)
      • Secretary, Performing Arts Committee
        • Joint Secretary, Performing Arts Committee (2)
      • Secretary, Music Committee
        • Joint Secretary, Music Committee (2)
      • Secretary, Arts Committee
        • Joint Secretary, Arts Committee (2)

And the Magazine Committee.

The position of the General Secretary was held by:

  • 2006- 2007 - Vudatala Vineeta - Mechanical Engineering
  • 2007- 2008 - Surya Teja Chaturvedla - Mechanical Engineering

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