Korean youth visit MSU campus in Vadodara

Updated on: Wednesday, July 27, 2011

A delegation of 27 youngsters from Korea who are on a three-day tour of Gujarat, visited M S University (MSU) campus on Tuesday. The delegation is touring India under the youth exchange programme between the two countries which has been facilitated by the Union ministry of human resources development.

Students of the MSU's Faculty of Social Work welcomed the Koreans by performing garba while those from the Faculty of Performing Arts presented a musical performance for them.

The Korean youth, too, displayed their skills in martial arts and sung Korean song in front of audience at social work faculty's Dr I G Patel seminar hall. Later, these youth visited the Faculty of Arts where they got impressed by an exhibition - 'In search of the seer' put up by Department of Archaeology and Ancient History.

Times of India

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