Happenings

Students come together for prayers, music, dance and a special presentation on the significance of Lord Ganesha.

Invertis University celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with devotion and cultural enthusiasm through a two-phase celebration held on campus and at the Girls’ Hostel.

The morning programme began with the installation of Lord Ganesha’s idol in the presence of Deans and dignitaries. The celebration featured soulful singing, dance performances and a special presentation explaining the significance of Lord Ganesha. A highlight of the programme was the depiction of Ganesh Parikrama, presenting its traditional and spiritual significance through a cultural performance.

The evening celebration continued at the Girls’ Hostel, organised through Abhiruchi. Students participated in singing and dance performances, along with another presentation centred on Lord Ganesha and Ganesh Parikrama.

Students from different hostels also presented their performances during the evening programme. Outstanding performances were recognised with prizes, adding a competitive and celebratory element to the gathering.

The celebrations brought students together through music, dance and traditional practices while creating an atmosphere of devotion and cultural participation across the campus.

The festivities concluded with the immersion (visarjan) of the Lord Ganesha idol, bringing the celebrations to a heartfelt close.