BON APPETITE Food Fest 2019

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1.   11th November 2019                    BON APPETITE Food Fest 2019

The college union organized a grand Food fest which turned too be a great success and space for foodies to meet up and have delicious variety of food items. The six departments came up with really innovative and yummy Food Menu. The entire Mar Ivanios Nagar Institutions took part and cooperated .




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