A katak is a traditional Tibetan ceremonial scarf offered as a sign of respect, gratitude, or greeting. And you people will ask me why am I blogging about Katak?, there is a reason to blog.
Today, As I don't have Exam, I was assigned a work to host Tibetan group who is visiting colleges and universities for their higher education, Around 9.40 Am everyone arrived MCC and I welcomed everyone and we had a brief discussion on MCC, Admission process, various units of MCC were presented their insights and we went to MMIP (MCC-MRF Innovation Park) for a tour and I guided them around the park and them we had a meeting with Principal Sir in the council room.
In the council room, they honored me with "The Katak", I am really grateful to have such a wonderful experience they shared and also I learned about the India-Tibet relationship and how clam they are handling their problems.
The interesting facts of Kataks are in various colors representing the five elements, as with Tibetan prayer flags. Blue symbolizes the sky and space, white symbolizes the air and wind, red symbolizes fire, green symbolizes water, and yellow symbolizes earth. The most common color of a katak is white. White is a symbol of purity, auspiciousness, sincerity, kindness, and justice.
Visit: Katak to know more about it.
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