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TALENT HUNT 2076 [Adarsh Secondary School ] - MY POINT OF VIEW

Since past few years, Adarsh Secondary School, Nepalgunj has been organizing Talent Hunt (previously named, Talent Show) in the month of Magh. Following the culture, Adarsh School has successfully conducted the Talent Hunt 2076, today on 24th of Magh, 2076. The program was divided into two phases; 1. official program and 2. talent hunt. The official program was conducted by the Master of Ceremony (EmCee) Mr.  Ramjeet Chaudhary. Mr. Sanjay Thapa, the founding member of Adarsh Secondary School was the chairperson. With the lightning ceremony, welcome speech and good luck speeches, the official program was ended by the chairperson of the program, Mr. Sanjay Thapa.


The chairperson along with the guests. 

There were a total of 47 contestants participating in four different scopes of art; dancing, singing, acting and beat-boxing. The management of the crowd in the audience was well done. Hats off to the hardships of the Volunteers, who selflessly devoted their energy, soul and time for the grand success of the program. 

The Talent Hunt, with great excitement was conducted by 6 hosts, each divided in a pair and hosted in 3 turns. The first part of the program was hosted by Hosts; Mr. Pramish Gautam and Ms. Pracharika KC. The middle part of the program was hosted by Hosts: Mr. Lebin Lamichhane and Ms. Shristi Sapkota. The final part of the program was hosted by Hosts. Ms. Aastha Jaiswal and Ms. Mahi Rana Magar.


Hosts: Mr. Pramish Gautam and Ms. Pracharika KC

So, now let us talk about my own personal remarks to the program: 

  • Management: The management was lit. The volunteers, teachers and non-teaching staffs jointly did their best and were successful in managing the crowd pretty well. So, I won't complain in it.
  • Duration: The program started at the accurate time and ended sooner as expected. The management committee did it best for maintaining accuracy in the program.
  • Participants: There was energy among the participants. They had a strong will to win regardless of their competitor's capability. 
  • Audience: The audience was small but they didn't leave any complaints in supporting the participants.
Overall, the program was really successful from my point of view. [ a student's point of view as an audience]

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