Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Aug 7: A spectacular celebration of creativity, culture and student talent marked the grand valedictory of the three-day Induction Programme at the University of Jammu, as Utsaah – The Clubs Consortium organized a cultural bonanza today.
Addressing the students at the valedictory function, Prof Umesh Rai, Vice Chancellor JU, called the university clubs a driving force for unity, creativity, and personal growth. He assured of continued institutional support for student-led initiatives, emphasising their role in enhancing critical thinking, reducing stress and building confidence.
Earlier, Prof Meena Sharma, in her welcome address, highlighted how Utsaah helps students move beyond academics by offering avenues to explore their talents, voice their ideas, and engage with society in meaningful ways.
A spirited series of presentations and performances, were showcased with each club bringing its unique flavour to the stage.
All the club coordinators gave an overview of their respective clubs. The Film Club showcased a short film exploring contemporary themes. The Nature & Wildlife Club highlighted its conservation campaigns through impactful visuals from green drives and nature trails.
The Science Club presented student-led activities. The Theatre Club captivated the audience with a socially relevant skit, while the Photography Club displayed compelling snapshots capturing the essence of life. The Literary Club mesmerised the gathering with soulfully composed and performed self-composed songs.
The Community and Social Services Club presented its outreach efforts, including blood donation drives and community engagement programmes. The Painting Club brought colour to the event with a live art demonstration, and the Music Club delivered a powerful performance of Sufi Kalam and fusion mashups, leaving a lasting impression.
A high-energy performance by the Dance Club blended classical grace, folk rhythm, and contemporary flair. The celebration culminated in a vibrant Heritage Ramp Walk, jointly presented by the Heritage Club and the Translation Club. The event culminated with a thunderous Bhangra performance.
Among others present on the ocassion included Prof Anju Bhasin, Dean Academic Affairs; Prof Neelu Rohmetra, Dean Research Studies; Prof Pankaj K Srivastava, Director CDOE; Prof Prakash Antahal, Dean Students Welfare; Prof Jasbir Singh, Prof J P Singh Joorel, Dr Neeraj Sharma, Registrar; Sanjeev Mahajan, CoE; Deans, Rectors, Directors, Heads, Club coordinators, faculty members, officers, staff and students.
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