PHOTO: Rajpal Singh Varad Bhatnagar/Sandra Joseph
ASCo/ASE, AUR
12th April, AUR: Considering the huge success of the ongoing IPL Season II, the students of Amity University Rajasthan were fortunate enough to meet the stars of cricket in our own campus.Players of Rajasthan Royals team visited the AUR campus along with their marketing team. Aseem Chauhan, Hon’ble Chancellor of AUR welcomed them with the welcome note. The team comprising of Johan Botha, Naman Ojha, Faiz Fazal, Siddarth Trivedi and Abhishek Raut their C.E.O., chief marketing officer, marketing manager and Asst. Marketing manager.
There was a lot of hustle and tussle on the ground with the Amity’s Cricket team gearing up for the match on one side and on the other side with the cricket fanatics waving the Rajasthan Royals flag having their eyes glued on the ground .The function was initiated by honouring the blood donors of blood donation camp which was held in AUR campus on Friday. Donors were given away the autographed bat and team’s T-shirt by the hands of team players. Then the function proceeded with students’ interaction session in which students posed questions to the team members. Rajasthan Royal Players also said that it takes lot of hard work and consistency to remain in the team and to achieve success in this game. Even they have to sacrifice the time which they can otherwise spend with their family.
While answering the question asked about being associated with Amity, Mr. Shawn Morris, C.E.O of team said "we have got amazing opportunity to be with Amity and we always try to become more and more your team, we are so happy to be here amongst you all. ”
The outstanding students from each department were felicitated by the team members with their signed T-shirts and bat. The Vote of thanks and mementos were presented to the team by Honorable Chancellor , Aseem Chauhan .
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