|| PUC-II YEAR
MIDTERM SOLVED QUESTION PAPER- EXAMINATION-2025 ||
Time: 3 Hours SUBJECT: ENGLISH (02) MARKS:
80
Instructions:
1) Answer the
questions in all the sections.
2) Follow the
prescribed limit while answering the questions.
3) Write the correct
question number as it appears on the question paper.
4) For
multiple choice questions (MCQ's), choose the correct answer and rewrite it.
5) For Part-A
questions, only the first written answers will be considered for evaluation.
6) Answer to
the questions number (30 A) (a-i) or (30-B) (a-i), should be in sequence and at
the one place.
7) For
question numbers 30,31, 32 & 36 internal choices are there, Hence answer
either (A) or (B).
PART-A
I. Answer the following questions by
choosing the right options: 10X1=10
1) According to Juliet…............ will
come upon the wings of night in 'Romeo and Juliet'.
a) Lord Capulet b) Roseline c)
Romeo d) Ethiopian
Ans:
c) Romeo
2) In "Too Dear the food for the
prisoner was provided from…............
a) army kitchen b) the ministers kitchen
c) the palace kitchen d) None of the above
Ans:
c) the palace kitchen
3) According to the prophet, children
are compared to…............
a) Swords b) living arrows c)
bow d) spoons
Ans:
b) living arrows
4) Navadanya Farm was started by
…............
a) Vandana Shiva b) Rabindranath Tagore
c) Francis Bacon d) Cormac Cullinan
Ans:
a) Vandana Shiva
5) Laura Llorente was known as…............
a) The Silver Maiden b) The Black woman
c) a smart girl d) a cheater
Ans:
a) The Silver Maiden
6) …............fled and paced upon the
mountains in the poem 'When You are old'
a) Beloved b) Friend c) Love d) Beauty
Ans:
c) Love
7) How much land did Basavaiah acquire
forcibly?
a) eight hundred acre b) two hundred
acre.
c) one thousand acre d) one hundred
acre
Ans:
b) two hundred acre
8) The petaled toes gradually take the
shape of …............after getting defeated in Neruda's poem
a) Eyeless reptiles b) bees c) birds d)
animals
Ans:
a) Eyeless reptiles
9) Match the following:
1. Navadanya
movement i) 1970
2. Navadanya
Farm ii) 1987
3. Chipko
movement iii) 1994
a) 1-ii, 2-iii, 3-i b) 1-i, 2-ii, 3-iii c) 1-iii, 2-ii, 3-ii d) 1-i, 2-iii, 3-ii
Ans:
a) 1-ii, 2-iii, 3-i
10) Choose the correct sequence of
events in Leo Tolstoy's 'Too Dear'.
a) Monaco - 7000 people - 60 men - 12000
Francs -16000 Francs - 600 Francs
b) Monaco - 7000 people - 60 men - 600
Francs - 16000 Francs - 12000 Francs
c) Monaco - 7000 people - 60 men - 16000
Francs - 12000 Francs - 600 Francs
d) Monaco - 60 men - 7000 people - 16000
Francs - 12000 Francs - 600 Francs
Ans:
c) Monaco - 7000 people - 60 men - 16000 Francs - 12000 Francs - 600 Francs
11) Fill in the blanks with the
appropriate form of the verb given in the brackets: 3X1=3
A
letter …............ (send) to the French government. A prompt reply…............
(receive). The government said that a machine and an expert, …............ (can
+be +supply) at the cost of 16000 Francs.
Ans: A letter was sent to the French
government. A prompt reply was
received. The government said that a machine and an expert could be supplied at the cost of
16000 Francs.
12)
Fill in the blanks by choosing the appropriate expressions given in brackets: 2
X 1 = 2
The
criminal was asked to runaway. But he said that people would …............ on him. Moreover he had …............ of
working.
(turn their
backs, got out of the way, to get rid of)
Ans:
The criminal was asked to runaway. But he said that people would turn their backs on him.
Moreover he had got out of the way
of working.
13)
Read the following paragraph and match the pronouns inside 'A' with the
nouns/inside 'B' they refer to: 5
x 1 = 5
Lalitha
loves chess. She (a) has taken it (b) as her hobby. She trains in
a Chess Academy which (c) is closer to her (d) office. She
practises with professional chess players who (e) are well-versed in the
game.
A B
a) She i)
Professional chess players
b) it ii) Lalitha's
c) Which iii) Lalitha
d) Her iv)
Chess
e) Who v) Chess Academy
vi) Hobby
Ans:
a)
She → iii) Lalitha
b)
it → iv) Chess
c)
Which → v) Chess Academy
d)
Her → ii) Lalitha's
e)
Who → i) Professional chess players
PART-B
II.
Answer any THREE of the following questions in two sentences/words/phrases: 3
x 2 = 6
14) Name any two poet-friends mentioned
by Don Gonzalo?
Ans:
Don Gonzalo mentions his friend Zorrilla and Becquer.
15) What were Vandana Shiva's parents?
Ans:
Vandana Shiva’s father was a forest conservator, and her mother was a farmer.
16) Name the two countries that bordered
Monaco.
Ans:
The two countries that border Monaco are France and Italy.
17) Mention any two physical features of
the old man standing in the coconut grove.
Ans:
He was tall and had grey hair, a long nose, and a long, white beard.
III. Answer any FOUR of the following
questions in about 60 words each: 4x3=12
18) How does Romeo express his love for Juliet?
Ans: Romeo was fascinated by Juliet's beauty. He
praises her beauty with many similes. He says that she teaches the torches to
burn bright. He feels the light in Lord Capulet's house is dim in comparison to
Juliet's beauty. She seems to hang upon the cheek of night and he compares her
to a jewel in an Ethiope's ear. Her beauty is too rich for use and for Earth
too dear. He compares her to a white dove among the crows. He says that he
would make his hand blessed by touching her. Romeo asks if his heart has loved
till then. He says that he has not seen true beauty till that night.
19) What do the metaphors 'bow' and
'arrows' signify with regard to parents-children relationship?
Ans: In the poem 'On Children', the
prophet describes
the relationship between the children and their parents. He says "your
children are not your children, they are the sons and daughters of life's
longing for itself'. The parents can house their children's bodies but not
their souls. Here the poet has employed an imagery 'bows' and 'arrows' to
highlight the roles of 'parent and child'. The bows and arrows are referred to
the parents and children respectively. The archer is God. The archer sees the
mark upon the path of the infinite. The God bends the parents with his might
that his arrows go swift and far. The parents must feel glad at the act of
binding in the hands of the archer for he not only loves the flying arrows but
also the stable bow.
20) How does the narrator describe 'Toy
kingdom"?
Ans: The story "Too Dear" begins with
the description of the Monaco Kingdom. It was a small Kingdom with
the small population of about seven thousand and if the land was to be shared,
each would get hardly an acre. As in other countries, it too had a King, a
palace, ministers, army courtiers and Bishop. There were taxes on tobacco, wine
and spirits, which were the source special revenue.
21) Write a short note on the dramatic
moment involving Bachani Devi.
Ans: Bachni Devi, a village woman in the
Himalayan town of Adwani led the resistance against her own husband, who had
acquired an agreement to cut trees. At the point when authorities showed up at
the forests, the ladies held up lit lamps in wide sunlight. At the point when
the forester requested that they clarify their activity, the ladies disclosed
to him that they had come there to teach them forestry. At the point when the
forester answered, calling them stupid ladies and found out if they knew the
genuine estimation of the forests and found out if they understood what the
forests bore, the ladies countered and sang in ensemble saying that the forests
bore soil, water, and unadulterated air which support the Earth and all she
bears. Their showing was extremely viable on the grounds that, the men society
including the forester accepted that the town ladies were innocent and
uninformed, yet despite what might be expected, they demonstrated that they
were very proficient about the advantages of ranger service.
22) How did Basavaiha try to fill his
house with meaning in 'The Gardener'?
Ans: Basavaiha tried to fill his house with meaning
by bringing home different objects, decorations, and furniture. He believed
that by adding more things, his house would feel full and meaningful. Numerous scholars of folklore and scholarly
critics interpreted his melodies and procured a lot of the popularity. This
made Basavaiah shrivel in defeat. Be that as it may, he attempted to change his
embarrassment by obtaining more material riches and extravagances. He got a
palatial manor worked for himself. He designated various people just to applaud
him. He festooned himself with gold, jewels, and other valuable stones. He even
had begun welcoming researchers, writers and performers to his place with the
aim of contributing his home with significance.
23) What changes does the foot under go
after being condemned to live in a shoe?
Ans: After being
condemned to live in a shoe, the foot undergoes several changes. It loses its
natural freedom and contact with the earth. It becomes soft, pale, and weak
because it is no longer exposed to sun, air, or soil. The foot that once
enjoyed walking freely now feels trapped inside the shoe. Over time, it forgets
the joy of being in touch with nature and becomes dependent on the shoe for
support. The transformation shows how something natural and strong can become
dull and lifeless when it is confined and separated from its original
environment.
IV . Answer any THREE of the following
questions in about 100 words each:
3x4 =12
24) How did the owner's life style
change after the arrival of the old man in 'The Gardener'?
Ans: The owner had been undertaking to improve his plantation; however there
were numerous issues which he had not had the option to settle. In any case,
when the elderly person met him, he came to realize that the elderly person was
knowledgeable in horticulture and had local insight. In this manner he named
him right away. His assumptions demonstrated right. The elderly person
demonstrated his value in tackling every one of the issues. Therefore, the pay
from the nursery improved significantly. This caused a detectable change in the
way of life of the proprietor. He extended his manor. Be that as it may, he got
lazy and avoided difficult work. His abundance and social glory additionally
expanded. He obtained various companions in the following town just as in his
own town. Despite the fact that he had priceless little to do, his life got
swarmed with beautiful occasions. He developed umpteen indecencies including
infidelity.
25) How do the verses in 'Romeo and
Juliet express the implicitly of feelings?
Ans: The two respectable families of Verona, the
Capulet's and the Montague's were steadfast adversaries. Romeo and
Juliet had a
place with rival families. Old Lord Capulet facilitated a great supper. Despite
the fact that Romeo had a place with the group of Montague's, he gone to the
dinner in camouflage to see Roseline, there he sees Juliet on the dance floor
and is captivated by her excellence. After the dance he discovers that she is
the girl of Lord Capulet. She also feels a huge birth of affection for a man
from the adversary family. Romeo acknowledges contacting her hand would be a
wrongdoing since she appears to be so awesome. He additionally acknowledges
whether he could possibly do contact her, his discourteous hand would be
honored. Romeo revokes his previous uplifting statements.
One look of Juliet caused him to feel that each other young lady he has ever observed should not exist, that way to state Romeo has discovered a genuine affection. He differentiates her against her family calling her a bird which is white, a brilliant image of affection and expectation against a group of crows. This he uses to clarify their culpability and haziness against the light alluded to Juliet. The bird is the image of guiltlessness and immaculateness. He additionally depicts Juliet as 'resembling a sun', 'more splendid than a light', 'a gem shimmering in the evening', and 'a brilliant blessed messenger among foreboding shadows'. Juliet utilizes the expression 'day in evening' and 'more white than new snow on a raven's back'.
Juliet portrays Romeo as day in evening and
more white than snow upon a raven's back. This differentiation of light and dim
can be extended as images differentiating affection and disdain, youth and age
Juliet goes above and beyond, she attempts to deify her enthusiastic love
towards Romeo. 'Come delicate evening; come, cherishing, dark browed night,
'when I will bite the dust, take him and cut him out in little stars'
expression so Juliet solicitations to give her Romeo to her and when she kicks
the bucket, she asks destiny to transform him into stars and structure a
heavenly body in his picture. His face will make the paradise so delightful
that the world will become hopelessly enamored with the evening and fail to
remember the pompous sun. Juliet wishes to deify Romeo after his passing by
wishing to change him into star. Juliet by discussing post-existence shows more
energetic and extreme love for her adored Romeo. Romeo is hypnotized and
entranced by her actual magnificence. Though she isn't just captivated by
Romeo's character however is profoundly enamored with Romeo.
26) The poem 'When you are old' brings
out the transient nature of beauty as against permanence of love. Discuss.
Ans: In W.B.
Yeats’s poem ‘When You Are Old’, the poet reflects on the temporary nature of
physical beauty and the lasting quality of true love. He imagines the woman in
her old age, with grey hair and tired eyes, remembering the past. Many men
loved her for her youthful beauty and charm, but their love was temporary and
faded with time. In contrast, the poet loved her deeply for her inner self—her
soul, not just her looks. His love remained constant, even as beauty faded.
This contrast between fading beauty and everlasting love is central to the
poem. It shows that physical attraction is short-lived, but genuine emotional
love endures. The poem becomes a reminder that true love is spiritual and
eternal, while outer beauty is temporary and will disappear with age.
27) How is the title of the play 'A
Sunny Morning' justifiable? Elaborate.
Ans: The title ‘A
Sunny Morning’ is very appropriate for the play because it reflects both the physical
setting and the emotional tone of the story. The play is set on a bright sunny
morning in a park in Madrid, where two elderly people, Don Gonzalo and Dona
Laura, meet by chance. This morning leads to the rediscovery of their youthful
love from the past. The sunshine symbolizes warmth, clarity, and new
beginnings. Just as the morning sun brightens the day, their conversation
brings light to old memories and lost emotions. It turns into a pleasant and
heart-warming reunion. The bright morning sets the stage for their cheerful
interaction and playful conversation. Thus, the title not only refers to the
literal sunny morning but also highlights the emotional brightness that the
meeting brings to their lives.
28) Tagore sees Unity with Nature as the
highest stage of human evolution –
Justify the statement with reference to
Vandana Shiva's essay.
Ans: In Vandana
Shiva’s essay, she talks about living in harmony with nature and respecting it
as a living entity. This idea reflects Rabindranath Tagore’s belief that unity
with nature is the highest stage of human growth. Vandana Shiva’s parents lived
close to nature—her father was a forest conservator and her mother was a
farmer. Their lifestyle taught her to value the natural world deeply. She
explains how modern society often exploits nature, leading to environmental
destruction. In contrast, ancient Indian traditions lived in balance with
forests, rivers, and animals. Tagore believed that true civilization is
achieved when humans recognize their oneness with nature, rather than
dominating it. Vandana Shiva’s life and work for environmental protection show
this unity in practice. By respecting and protecting nature, humans rise to
their highest moral and spiritual stage.
29) The poem 'On Children' does not
merely focus on the lives of children, but also talks about the responsibility
of parents Explain with reference to Kahlil Gibran's poem.
Ans: Kahlil
Gibran’s poem ‘On Children’ gives deep insight into the relationship between
parents and children. He explains that children are born through their parents,
but they do not belong to them. Parents are like bows, and children are like
arrows, parents give strength and direction, but cannot control their children’s
destiny. Gibran reminds parents that children have their own thoughts, dreams,
and future. Parents must guide them with love, not try to make them copies of
themselves. They should provide a strong foundation but allow children to grow
freely. The poem thus shifts the focus from children’s behavior to the attitude
of parents. It emphasizes that true parental responsibility lies in supporting
and preparing children for their future without forcing them into the past.
This makes the poem meaningful for both parents and children.
PART-C
V. 30)A. Read the following Passage and
answer the questions set on it. 9 x 1
= 9
Bengaluru,
also known as Bangalore, is the capital city of Karnataka State. The city is
the 'Silicon Valley of India'. Because of growing IT sector and startups. It is
also given the title of "The city of Gardens for the number of well
maintained gardens and parks such as Lal Bagh Cubbon park etc. Bangalore is the
first city in India to give free access to Wi-Fi called "Namma
Wi-Fi". It is paid for by the State Government. Less known-tasty fact
about Bangalore-it is the place where the famous South Indian delicacy
"Rava Idll" was invented. The first electric street light lit in
Asia, was infact in Bangalore ! That's something to be proud. Malleshwaram and
Basavanagudi - two popular old areas in Bangalore - inspired the name 'Malgudi'
for R. K. Narayan's famous work 'Malgudi Days'.
The
city of Bangalore was founded by Kempegouda I. He was a visionary leader under
Vijayanagara empire. He built a mud fort at the site in 1537, which would serve
as a centre for commerce and administration. But the first mention of the name
Bengaluru was found in an inscription in Begur dated to 9th century A. D
Written in Halegannada (ancient karınada) it mentions "Bengaluru Kadana'
(battle of Bengaluru). The inscription-stone reveals that the district was part
of the Ganga kingdom ruled from Gangavadi until 1024 AD and was known as
Benga-val-oru (the city of Guards) in old kannada. The inscription is considered
the oldest written record of Bengaluru.
a) Who founded the Bangalore city?
Ans:
Kempegouda I
b) When was Bangalore city founded?
Ans:
In 1537
c) What is the new name of Bangalore?
Ans:
Bengaluru
d) Name one of the gardens in Bengaluru
city.
Ans:
Lal Bagh/ Cubbon Park.
e) Who pays for the free Wi-Fi in Bengaluru?
Ans:
The State Government.
f) Name the South Indian delicacy
invented in Bengaluru.
Ans:
Rava Idli
g) Write the name of famous work by R.
K. Narayan.
Ans:
Malgudi Days
h) Which inscription revealed that the
district, Bangalore was part of the Ganga kingdom?
Ans:
The Begur inscription (Stone – inscription)
i) Write the antonym of the word
"famous" by adding suitable prefix.
Ans:
infamous/ unfamous
B. Read the following poem and answer
the questions set on it. 9X1=9
The Bangle Sellers
By Sarojini Naidu
Bangle sellers are we who bear
Our shining loads to the temple fair…
Who will buy these delicate, bright
Rainbow linted circles of light?
Lustrous tokens of radiant lives.
For happy daughters and happy wives
Some are meet for a maiden's wrist,
silver and blue as the mountain mist,
Some are flushed like the buds that dream
On a tranquil brow of a woodland stream,
Some are aglow with the bloom that cleaves
To the limpid glory of new born leaves.
Some are like fields of sunlit corn,
Meet for a bride on her bridal morn,
Some, like the flame of her marriage fire
Or, rich with the hue of her heart's desire,
Tinkling, luminous, tender, and clear,
Like her bridal laughter and bridal tear.
Some are purple and gold flecked grey
For she who has journeyed through life midway,
Whose hands have cherished, whose love has blest,
And cradled fair sons on her faithful breast,
And serves her household in fruitful pride,
And worships the gods at her husband's side.
a) What do the bangle-sellers carry to
the temple fair?
Ans:
They carry shining bangles to the temple fair.
b) Who are the main characters in the
poem?
Ans:
The bangle sellers and the women (maidens, brides, and mature women)
c) What do the bangles represent in the
poem?
Ans:
The bangles represent different stages of a woman’s life – youth, marriage, and
maturity.
d) Describe any two colours of the
bangles that are suited for a maiden's wrist.
Ans:
Silver and blue like the mountain mist and flushed like buds near a woodland
stream.
e) Write one of the imageries that is
used to describe some of the bangles.
Ans:
Rainbow tinted circles of light/ Silver and blue as the mountain mist.
f) Who wear "purple and gold
Flacked grey bangles?
Ans:
Mature women who have journeyed through life midway.
g) What qualities of a woman is
described in the line, 'Cradling fair sons'?
Ans:
Her motherly love, care and devotion, to her children.
h) Complete the analogy Maiden: Young::…………….:
mature
Ans:
Middle-aged
i) Find the antonym for 'dull' in the
context of the poem.
Ans:
Bright/ Shining
PART-D
31) A. Rewrite as directed. 4X1=4
i) Kalidasa is called…………………..Shakespeare
of India. (Use appropriate article)
Ans:
Kalidasa is called the Shakespeare of
India.
ii) fond/ Gonzalo/ good/ of/ verses/ was
(Rearrange the segments into a
meaningful sentence)
Ans:
Gonzalo was fond of good verses.
iii) One of the documents…………… (is/are)
missing from the cupboard.
(Choose the verb that agrees with its
subject)
Ans:
One of the documents is
missing from the cupboard.
iv) I……………. (see) a snake in our class
room yesterday. (Fill in the blank with appropriate form of verb given)
Ans:
I saw a snake in our class
room yesterday.
B. Fill in the blanks with the right
linker [Then, and, After, Which]4X1=4
The
criminal received one third of his annuity in advance………………… Left the kingdom
……………….crossing the frontiers; he settled down on a bit of land…………… he started
market gardening……………fetched him good profit.
Ans: The
criminal received one third of his annuity in advance and. Left the
kingdom after crossing the
frontiers; he settled down on a bit of land then he started market gardening which fetched him good profit.
32) A Rewrite as directed: 2X1=2
i) Teacher is teaching English grammar.
(Add a suitable question Tag)
Ans:
Teacher is teaching English grammar, isn’t
she? / isn’t he?
ii) Gukesh is the youngest world
champion of chess.
(Frame a 'wh question to get underlined
word as answer)
Ans:
Who is the youngest world
champion of chess?
B. Rectify the errors in the following
sentences and rewrite them. 2X1=2
i) When did you came?
Ans:
When did you come?
ii) The cricket team returned back to
India yesterday.
Ans:
The cricket team returned to India yesterday.
33) Read the following paragraph and
make notes by filling the boxes given below: 4x1/2
=2
Bharatnatyam
is classical Indian dance form, It is originated in Tamil Nadu known for its
geometric movements, intricate footwork and expressive hand gesture.
Ans:
34) Report the following conversation: 5X1=5
Dona Laura : I am so glad to
be here.
Petra : The
sum is hot
Don Laura : You are only twenty.
Petra : What
do you want? Senora.
Dona Laura : Give me the
bread crumbs.
Ans: Dona Laura
told Petra that she was so glad to be there. Petra told Dona Laura that the sun
was hot. Dona Laura told Petra that she was only twenty. Petra asked Dona Laura
what she wanted, Senora. Dona Laura replied Petra to give her the bread crumbs.
35) Complete the following dialogue: 3X1=3
(Conversation between the principal and
a parent at principal's chamber)
Parent : May I come in Madam?
Principal : ……………..(giving
permission)
Parent : I'm………………. (Introducing)
Principal : Nice, be seated
sir.
Parent : …………………..(enquiring about his daughter's
progress)
Principal : She is good in
studies.
Ans:
Parent : May I come in, Madam?
Principal :Yes,
you may come in.
Parent : I'm Puspha, her father.
Principal : Nice, be seated, sir.
Parent :How is my daughter doing in her studies?
Principal : She is good in studies.
PART-E
36A. Write a letter of application in
response to the following advertisement that appeared in "The Hindu"
dated 11th October 2025.
WANTED
Qualification:
Receptionist
Any Graduate
with knowledge of Computer and fluency in English and Hindi
Apply within 10
days to The Managing Director 5
Mangala Group of
Companies
Nagadevanahalli,
Ring Road, Bangalore-31.
Ans:
From,
XXX
YYY
11th
October, 2025
To,
The
Managing Director
Mangala
Group of Companies
Nagadevanahalli,
Ring Road
Bangalore-
31
Respected
sir/ madam,
Subject:
Application for the post of Receptionist
Ref:
The Hindu dated 11th October 2025
I am writing to express
my interest in the post of Receptionist that I saw advertised in the newspaper.
I have been working as same for the past two years, where I have gained a
wealth of experience in a variety of areas, including:
I am a highly
skilled and experienced computer operator with a strong understanding of the
principles and practices of computer operations. I am also proficient in a
variety works. Even I know English, Kannada, and Hindi typing. I am eager to
learn new things and I am always looking for ways to improve my skills. I am
also a quick learner and I am confident that I can quickly adapt to your
company's systems and procedures.
I am available
for an interview at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your time and
consideration.
Yours
Sincerely,
Sd/-
(XXXX)
Enclosure: Resume
Resume
Name : XXXX
Address : YYYY
Nationality : Indian
Language
Known : English, Kannada, Hindi
Educational
Qualifications:
|
Degree |
Board/ University |
Year of Passing |
Percentage |
|
MSC/ MA |
RCUB |
2022 |
95% |
|
BSC/ BA |
RCUB |
2020 |
97% |
|
PUC |
Karnataka State
Board |
2017 |
99% |
|
SSLC |
Karnataka State
Board |
2015 |
98% |
Work Experience : Two years experience
Hobbies :
Reading, Surfing, Singing
I hereby declare
that the above information is true to my knowledge.
Sd/-
(XXXX)
Place: YYYY
B.
Imagine that you are incharge of a cultural festival to be held in your
college. You have invited a famous artist as your chief guest. You are required
to introduce him in the inaugural function. 5
Write
a speech of 120 words based on the information given
Name :Mr. K. R. Dasharati
Education : Master Degree in fine arts form Chitrakala
Parishat, Bangalore.
Diploma in
Modern Art, Certificate course in contemporary art form from Venice.
Hobbies : Music, art and Sculpture.
Ans:
Good morning
respected Principal, faculty members, fellow students, and guests,
It gives me
immense pleasure to welcome you all to the inaugural function of our college
cultural festival. Today, we have the honor of hosting a very special
personality in the world of art and culture as our chief guest, Mr. K. R.
Dasharati.
Mr. Dasharati
has an impressive academic background. He holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts
from the prestigious Chitrakala Parishat, Bangalore. In addition, he has
pursued a Diploma in Modern Art and a Certificate Course in Contemporary Art
from Venice, which adds an international dimension to his artistic expertise.
He is not only
an accomplished artist but also a person of versatile talents. His hobbies
include music, art, and sculpture, reflecting his creative and cultural inclinations.
Over the years, he has inspired countless students and art enthusiasts through
his innovative ideas, workshops, and exhibitions.
We are truly
privileged to have him with us today. Please join me in giving a warm welcome
to our chief guest, Mr. K. R. Dasharati.
Thank you.
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