• Comperes:

o Meaning: The plural form of "compere," which refers to a person who hosts or
presents a program or event, especially one who introduces speakers and
entertains the audience.
• Programme:
o Meaning: A planned series of events or performances, often for entertainment,
education, or a special purpose.
• Participants:
o Meaning: Individuals who take part in a particular activity or event.
• Master of ceremonies (MC):
o Meaning: The person responsible for hosting and facilitating an event, introducing
speakers, and ensuring the smooth flow of the program.
• Abbreviated:
o Meaning: Shortened or contracted; often used to refer to a shorter form of a word
or phrase.
• Emcee:
o Meaning: An abbreviation for "Master of Ceremonies," used informally to refer to
the host or presenter of an event.
• Compere:
o Meaning: Another term for a host or master of ceremonies, often used in the
context of entertainment or public events.
• Anchor:
o Meaning: A person who provides stability or support, often used as a synonym for
a host or presenter.
• Announcer:
o Meaning: Someone who makes public announcements or introduces items, often
in a broadcast or public event.
• Microphone controller:
o Meaning: The person responsible for managing the use of microphones during an
event, ensuring proper sound levels and distribution.
• Mediator:
o Meaning: A person who intervenes in disputes to bring about an agreement or
reconciliation; someone who facilitates communication between parties.
• Coordinator:
o Meaning: A person or thing that brings different elements together in a
harmonious manner; in the context of events, someone who organizes and plans
various aspects.
• An apt:
o Meaning: Suitable or appropriate in the circumstances.
• Formal host:
o Meaning: A person who serves as the official host in a formal or official setting or
event.
• The felicitator:
o Meaning: Someone who facilitates or assists in celebrating or honoring others,
often by expressing praise or good wishes.
• Wide range:
o Meaning: A broad or extensive scope or variety.
• Formal ones:
o Meaning: Events or gatherings characterized by a serious or official tone.
• Seminars:
o Meaning: Conferences or workshops for the discussion of a specific topic, often
in an academic or professional setting.
• Conferences:
o Meaning: Formal meetings where individuals discuss and exchange information
on a particular subject.
• Informal ones:
o Meaning: Events or gatherings that are relaxed, casual, or not strictly structured.
• Annual gathering:
o Meaning: A meeting or event that takes place once a year, typically for a specific
purpose.
• Fresher's party:
o Meaning: A celebration or event to welcome new students or members, often held
at the beginning of an academic year.
• Warm Programme:
o Meaning: A program designed to create a friendly and inviting atmosphere.
• Ahead Glorify:
o Meaning: To praise or honor in a way that emphasizes the positive qualities; often
used in the context of acknowledging achievements.
• The performance Performers:
o Meaning: The presentation of a play, concert, or other form of entertainment,
along with the individuals or groups carrying out the presentation.
• Appropriate Appreciation:
o Meaning: Suitable recognition or acknowledgment of the value or excellence of
something or someone.
• Unsaid role Ensure:
o Meaning: The unspoken responsibilities or duties that one must make sure are
fulfilled.
• Enthusiasm An applause:
o Meaning: Eager and energetic interest or approval expressed through clapping or
cheering.
• Smooth transitions Different segments:
o Meaning: Seamless changes from one part or section of a program to another.
• Stringing Weaving:
o Meaning: Connecting or combining elements in a skillful and coherent manner.
• One artistic thread Hiccups:
o Meaning: A metaphorical connection or theme running through various elements
of an event, with "hiccups" referring to small interruptions or glitches.
• Exhibit Spontaneity:
o Meaning: To display or demonstrate a natural and unrehearsed quality; the quality
of being spontaneous.
• Originality Genuineness:
o Meaning: The quality of being novel, unique, or authentic.
• Choreograph Ease:
 o Meaning: To plan or arrange movements, especially in dance, with "ease"
referring to a graceful and effortless manner.
• Grace Elegance Confidence:
o Meaning: Elegance, poise, and assurance; the quality of being graceful and
stylish.
• Ascertained Insights:
o Meaning: Confirmed or determined information, often reflecting deep
understanding or awareness.
• Word perfect Innovate:
o Meaning: Extremely accurate and precise in language use, with "innovate"
referring to introducing new and creative ideas.
• Spontaneous expressions Confidently:
o Meaning: Unrehearsed verbal or non-verbal communication done with assurance
and self-assurance.
• Script Appropriately:
o Meaning: A written or prepared text, used in a manner suitable for the context.
• Introduce yourself Breathe Steadily:
o Meaning: Presenting oneself to the audience and maintaining a calm and regular
breathing pattern.
• Deeply Address the audience Suitable expression:
o Meaning: Speaking with sincerity, connecting with the audience emotionally, and
using appropriate facial and verbal expressions.
• Voice modulation Maintain eye contact:
o Meaning: Varying the pitch, tone, and volume of one's voice, along with keeping
visual contact with the audience.
• Bring pace to your delivery Control the timing of the proceedings:
o Meaning: Managing the speed and timing of speech or presentation to maintain
audience engagement and adherence to schedule.
• Apologize Major flaws Mistake Mishap:
o Meaning: Expressing regret or saying sorry for significant errors or unintended
incidents.
• Fluency Clarity of thoughts Confidence Dignified:
o Meaning: The ability to express oneself smoothly and clearly, with confidence
and a sense of dignity.
• Words that come from the heart Anchoring:
o Meaning: Authentic and sincere expressions, often used in the context of hosting
or presenting.
• Crucial thing Engaged:
o Meaning: An important or decisive element, with "engaged" referring to being
actively involved or occupied.
• Fillers are small performances Enactment:
o Meaning: Short and entertaining acts or presentations used to occupy time during
breaks or transitions, with "enactment" referring to the performance of a role or
scene.
• Entertained Attentive:
o Meaning: Amused or engaged,
• Comic relief:
 o Meaning: Humorous content or entertainment that is introduced to alleviate
tension or provide a break from serious or intense situations.
• Performances:
o Meaning: Presentations or displays of skills, talents, or artistic expression, often
in the context of entertainment.
• Schedule:
o Meaning: A plan or timetable that outlines the order and timing of events or
activities.
• Delayed:
o Meaning: Postponed or made to occur later than originally planned.
• Disturbed:
o Meaning: Interrupted or interfered with, often implying a disruption to the
normal course of events.
• Mimicry items:
o Meaning: Performances or acts that involve imitating or copying the mannerisms
or sounds of other people or things.
• Riddles:
o Meaning: Puzzling questions or problems that require creative thinking to solve.
• Anecdotes:
o Meaning: Short, amusing, or interesting stories about real incidents or people.
• Fun facts:
o Meaning: Pieces of trivia or information that are entertaining and interesting.
• Jokes:
o Meaning: Humorous statements or narratives intended to provoke laughter.
• Recitations:
o Meaning: The act of repeating or performing a text or piece of information aloud
from memory.
• Suit:
o Meaning: To be appropriate or well-matched for a particular situation.
• Compere:
o Meaning: Another term for a host or master of ceremonies who guides an event.
• Fillers ready beforehand:
o Meaning: Prepared content or performances used to fill gaps or pauses during an
event, typically planned in advance.
• Script:
o Meaning: A written document outlining the dialogue, actions, and sequence of
events for a performance or presentation.
• Bind:
o Meaning: To fasten or tie together; in the context of an event, it may refer to
maintaining cohesion or unity.
• Continuity:
o Meaning: The consistent and logical progression of events or ideas without
interruption.
• Heartfelt:
o Meaning: Sincere, genuine, and deeply felt.
• Behalf:
 o Meaning: In the interest or for the benefit of someone or something.
• Organised:
o Meaning: Well-planned and coordinated; having a systematic arrangement.
• Pageantry:
o Meaning: Elaborate display or ceremony, often with a focus on visual spectacle.
• Exotic:
o Meaning: Unusual, rare, or foreign, often associated with something culturally
distinct.
• Midst:
o Meaning: In the middle of or surrounded by.
• Kumkum tilak:
o Meaning: A mark made on the forehead using red powder (kumkum), often as a
religious or cultural symbol.
• Signify:
o Meaning: To convey meaning or importance; to symbolize or represent.
• Auspicious:
o Meaning: Favorable, indicative of good fortune or success.
• Aarti:
o Meaning: A Hindu religious ritual of worship involving the waving of lighted
lamps before a deity.
• Sacred:
o Meaning: Regarded with reverence and respect, often associated with religious
significance.
• Trumpet:
o Meaning: A musical instrument or a verb describing a loud, clear call or
announcement.
• Signaling:
o Meaning: Communicating or indicating a message through signals or signs.
• Chairperson:
o Meaning: The person who presides over a meeting, committee, or event.
• Signify:
o Meaning: To indicate or convey meaning; to be a sign or symbol of something.
• Spiritually:
o Meaning: Relating to matters of the spirit or soul, often in a religious context.
• Geographically vast:
o Meaning: Covering a large or extensive area on the Earth's surface.
• Culturally:
o Meaning: Relating to the customs, beliefs, arts, and social institutions of a
particular group or society.
• Traditions:
o Meaning: Customs or beliefs that are passed down from generation to generation
within a community or society.
• Customs:
o Meaning: Social practices or rituals that are widely accepted and followed within
a particular community.
• Mores:
 o Meaning: Accepted customs and conventions within a society, often reflecting
moral values.
• Survive:
o Meaning: To continue to exist or live through challenging conditions.
• Renew:
o Meaning: To restore or make something new again.
• Tantalizing glimpse:
o Meaning: A teasing or alluring view or insight, often leaving one eager for more.
• Hailing:
o Meaning: Coming from or being associated with a particular place or group.
• Unerringly:
o Meaning: Without making mistakes or errors; accurately and precisely.
• Depicting:
o Meaning: Representing or describing something through words or visuals.
• Enduring:
o Meaning: Lasting over a long period of time; able to withstand challenges or
difficulties.
• His beloved:
o Meaning: Referring to someone who is dearly loved or cherished.
• Embodied:
o Meaning: Represented or personified; having a tangible or visible form.
• Folk dance:
o Meaning: Traditional dances that reflect the cultural heritage of a particular
community or region.
• The lavani:
o Meaning: A traditional folk dance and song genre from Maharashtra, India.
• Lavanya:
o Meaning: A Sanskrit-derived term meaning beauty or grace.
• Unearthly beauty:
o Meaning: Exceptional or extraordinary beauty that seems otherworldly or beyond
normal human experience.
• Originating:
o Meaning: Having its source or starting point in a particular place or time.
• Evolved:
o Meaning: Developed or changed over time through a gradual process of growth.
• Baithak:
o Meaning: A term in Indian classical music referring to an intimate, informal
performance setting.
• Adakari:
o Meaning: The art or skill of performance, often used in the context of acting or
theatrical presentation.
• Subtle:
o Meaning: Delicate, not immediately obvious, refined, or understated.
• Facial expressions:
o Meaning: The use of one's face to convey emotions or communicate non-
verbally.
• Gestures:
o Meaning: Physical movements, especially of the hands and arms, that express an
idea or convey a message.
• Khadi lavani:
o Meaning: A style of traditional folk dance and music originating from
Maharashtra, India.
• Whereby:
o Meaning: By which means or through which, often used to indicate a method or
process.
• Sung:
o Meaning: The past participle of "sing," which means to produce musical sounds
with the voice.
• Gopis:
o Meaning: Female devotees or milkmaids, often associated with their adoration of
Lord Krishna in Hindu mythology.
• Milkmaids:
o Meaning: Women who milk cows, often used in the context of rural or
agricultural settings.
• Epitomize:
o Meaning: To be a perfect example or representation of a particular quality or
type.
• Bhakti:
o Meaning: Devotion or intense love, often used in a religious or spiritual context.
• Devotion:
o Meaning: Profound dedication, loyalty, or love, often directed towards a deity or
a cause.
• Depict:
o Meaning: To represent or portray in a visual or artistic form.
• Playful:
o Meaning: Full of fun and good humor, characterized by a light-hearted and
cheerful attitude.
• Embodies:
o Meaning: Represents or expresses a particular quality or idea, often in a tangible
or visible form.
• Shringar rasa:
o Meaning: In Indian aesthetics, the aesthetic sentiment related to love, beauty, and
romantic emotions.
• Scintillating:
o Meaning: Sparkling or shining brightly; also used to describe something brilliant
or lively.
• Nagaland:
o Meaning: A state in northeastern India, known for its diverse cultures and tribal
communities.
• Culturally rich:
o Meaning: Abundant in cultural traditions, arts, and practices.
• North Eastern:
 o Meaning: Relating to the northeastern region of a country, often characterized by
distinct cultural diversity.
• Jhelian bamboo Naga dance hails:
o Meaning: A dance form from Nagaland performed with bamboo sticks,
symbolizing Naga cultural heritage.
• Imitate:
o Meaning: To copy or mimic the actions, behavior, or appearance of someone or
something.
• Delicate:
o Meaning: Fragile, easily damaged, or requiring careful handling.
• Stamina:
o Meaning: Endurance or the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort.
• North eastern:
o Meaning: Relating to the northeastern region of a country, often characterized by
distinct cultural diversity.
• Sambhalpuri:
o Meaning: Relating to Sambalpur, a region in the Indian state of Odisha known
for its unique culture, including the Sambalpuri textile and dance forms.
• South Eastern:
o Meaning: Relating to the southeastern region of a country.
• Handlooms:
o Meaning: Looms operated by hand, often used for weaving textiles.
• Weaves:
o Meaning: The patterns or designs created by interlacing threads in fabric.
• Harvest:
o Meaning: The gathering of crops or the season when crops are ripe and ready for
gathering.
• Hay:
o Meaning: Dried grass or other plants, often used as fodder or bedding for
animals.
• The native:
o Meaning: The original inhabitants or residents of a particular place or region.
• Good Harvest:
o Meaning: A successful and abundant yield of crops during the harvest season.
• Celebratory mode:
o Meaning: A state or atmosphere of joy and festivity, often associated with
celebrations.
• Rejoice:
o Meaning: To feel or express great joy or happiness.
• Bountiful Harvest:
o Meaning: An exceptionally abundant yield of crops during the harvest season.
• Transported:
o Meaning: Carried or moved from one place to another, often emotionally moved
or delighted.
• Natural springs:
 o Meaning: Sources of water that emerge naturally from the ground, often
associated with freshwater.
• Spent:
o Meaning: Exhausted or used up, often referring to resources or energy.
• Programme:
o Meaning: A planned series of events or performances.
• Tirelessly:
o Meaning: Without becoming tired or weary; with great effort and perseverance.
• Organizing team:
o Meaning: A group of individuals responsible for planning and coordinating
events or activities.
• Putting up:
o Meaning: Erecting or assembling; also used informally to refer to organizing or
hosting an event.
• Plentiful:
o Meaning: Abundant or ample in quantity.
• Extremely:
o Meaning: To a very great degree or extent.
• Grateful:
o Meaning: Feeling or expressing gratitude or thankfulness.
• Gracious presence:
o Meaning: A manner or demeanor that is characterized by kindness, politeness,
and elegance.
• Choreographers:
o Meaning: Individuals who create and design dance routines or sequences.
• Set designers:
o Meaning: Individuals responsible for designing and creating sets for
performances or events.
• Light operators:
o Meaning: Individuals responsible for operating and controlling lighting
equipment during a performance.
• Audience:
o Meaning: The group of people who are present to witness or experience a
performance or event.
• Supportive:
o Meaning: Providing encouragement, assistance, or backing to someone or
something.
• Responsive:
o Meaning: Reacting quickly and positively; receptive to input or feedback.