The vibrant spirit of student life came alive at Nadakkavil Hospital Academy of Paramedical Science with the grand celebration of College Day – ‘BELE BASH’, organized by the ESTHA Union on April 22, 2025. The event, held at the college auditorium, was a memorable blend of talent, culture, and joy, bringing together students, faculty, and special guests in a day of celebration and unity.
The day’s festivities commenced at 10:00 AM with a graceful welcome dance performed by the students, setting a colorful and energetic tone for the event. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation as students gathered to celebrate their achievements and showcase their creative expressions.
The ceremony was officially inaugurated by Dr. Muhammed Ali, the Managing Director of Nadakkavil Hospital. In his address, he appreciated the student body’s dedication and highlighted the importance of balancing academics with cultural engagement. His words inspired the audience and gave a sense of pride and motivation to the students.
A major highlight of ‘BELE BASH’ was the appearance of actors from the Malayalam film “United Kingdom of Kerala (UKOK)”. Their interaction with the students and spontaneous dance performance on stage delighted the audience, adding star power and excitement to the celebration.
Later in the afternoon, at 4:00 PM, the musical energy took over the stage as young artist Najran Kabir and his band performed a lively music show. Their performance captivated the audience, turning the auditorium into a festival of rhythm and joy.
The event culminated in an impressive art show, showcasing the diverse talents of the students through various performances. From music and dance to drama and cultural displays, every act reflected the creativity and unity of the student community.
The ‘BELE BASH’ College Day celebration proved to be a resounding success, earning high praise for its flawless organization, vibrant energy, and inclusive participation. As one of the finest events organized by the ESTHA Union, it not only celebrated student life but also strengthened the bond between students, faculty, and the larger campus community.
