SVIMS Celebrated 161st Birth Anniversary of Noble Laureate, Dr. Rabindra Tagore whose words and writings brought about momentous revolutions in our country. Popularly known as Viswa Kavi (Universal Poet) and also known as Gurudev, Dr. Tagore has immensely contributed to the literature, arts and culture of our country.

Faculty and students paid their tributes: Dr Abhijeet Kaiwade that Tagore is the first Indian to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature and that he was a versatile genius and a voracious reader. Later Ms Sonali Joshi, SDO and Faculty member, spoke about Tagore’s works of art – his prose and poetry. She spoke about thegreat poet’s gift to our Nation – Our National Anthem ‘Jana Gana Mana’ with which Tagore’s name is associated globally.

Students also participated in the celebration: Ms. Shobha Sharma delivered a speech on Life of Rabindranath Tagore, bringing about the lesser known facts about Gurudev Tagore; Gunjan Pamnani read an inspiring Poem ‘Free Love’ by Rabindranath Tagore