The campuses of PARK Institutions came alive with music, art and youthful energy as the three engineering colleges — PARK College of Engineering and Technology (PCET), PARK College of Technology (PCT) and Tamilnadu College of Engineering — jointly hosted the grand two-day inter-college cultural festival “ZERO G 2026” on Tuesday.

The festival witnessed enthusiastic participation from hundreds of students representing 22 colleges from across Tamil Nadu. A total of 30 technical and cultural competitions were conducted, offering students a vibrant platform to showcase their creativity, talent and innovation. Winners of various events were honoured with prizes during the celebrations.

From the early hours of the day, the campus wore a festive look with electrifying student performances, colourful cultural displays and the rhythmic beats of traditional drums creating an energetic atmosphere throughout the venue.

Adding star value to the inaugural day, popular playback singer and music director Nivas K. Prasanna, along with actor-singer Madonna Sebastian, enthralled the audience with captivating musical performances that drew loud cheers from students.

Addressing the gathering, Dr.Anusha Ravi warmly welcomed the guests and encouraged students to celebrate the occasion with enthusiasm.“This evening is dedicated to the students. Celebrate, enjoy and make beautiful memories,” she said, while congratulating the ZERO G organising team for successfully putting together the large-scale event.

The festival is set to continue with several more competitions and entertainment programmes on the second day.