"It is both an honor and a privilege to deliver the valedictory address on this special occasion. Over the course of this event, we have witnessed inspiring sessions, valuable discussions, and meaningful exchanges that have enriched us all.

On behalf of everyone present, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed Chief Guest for their motivating words, our respected Chairman, Principal, faculty members, and dignitaries for their constant encouragement and support. My sincere thanks also go to the organizing committee and volunteers, whose hard work has made this event a grand success."

“A Welcome Address usually begins with a warm greeting to the audience, followed by mentioning the occasion or purpose of the gathering. It includes extending a special welcome to the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour, acknowledging their presence and contribution. The address also covers a welcome to dignitaries such as the Chairman, Principal, faculty members, and other invitees. Participants, students, and the audience are then greeted and thanked for joining the event. Finally, the Welcome Address highlights the importance of the program in a line or two and ends with a polite closing, wishing the event success.”

“We are truly privileged to welcome our esteemed Guest of Honour, whose presence has added immense value and grace to this occasion. Their remarkable achievements and dedicated service stand as an inspiration to all of us. It is indeed an honor to have them here today, and we look forward to hearing their words of wisdom that will surely motivate and enlighten us.”

“A Vote of Thanks speech generally begins with a warm greeting to the audience, followed by expressing sincere gratitude to the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour for their valuable presence and inspiring words. It also includes thanking the Chairman, Principal, faculty members, and dignitaries for their support and encouragement. Appreciation is then extended to the organizing committee, volunteers, and staff for their efforts in making the event successful. Finally, the speech concludes with thanks to the participants and audience for their active involvement, ending with a graceful closing note of gratitude.”