PAHER University Celebrates Navratri with ‘Shubh Navratri Raas Utsav’
Udaipur, October 16, 2026: PAHER University organised the ‘Shubh Navratri Raas Utsav’ at the PIT Garden on its campus to celebrate Navratri. Organised by the Faculty of Science and Technology, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members, showcasing Indian culture, traditions and folk dance.
Students and staff members dressed in traditional attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. Participants performed Garba to traditional music with great enthusiasm. Colourful outfits, music and group dance transformed the PIT Garden into a vibrant celebration of Navratri.
The event also provided an opportunity for students to connect with India’s cultural heritage and strengthen the values of mutual harmony, cooperation and unity.
Vice-Chancellor Highlights Importance of Cultural Events
PAHER University Vice-Chancellor Professor Hemant Kothari highlighted the importance of such events in preserving Indian culture and traditions. He said cultural programmes play an important role in the overall development of students by encouraging creativity, confidence and collective participation.
Professor Dilendra Hiran, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology, appreciated the enthusiastic participation of students and staff members. He said such activities help create a positive, lively and culturally rich environment on the university campus.
Coordinators Help Ensure Successful Event
Programme coordinators Ashok Prajapat and Mamta Lohar played an important role in organising and conducting the event successfully.
The ‘Shubh Navratri Raas Utsav’ offered participants and faculty members an opportunity to enjoy the festivities and experience cultural unity. The programme concluded on a joyful note with Navratri greetings.
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