TMU Celebrates Jalsa 2.0 – Garba Eve Under Mission Shakti 5.0
Moradabad, 22 October 2026: Teerthanker Mahaveer University College of Engineering (TMUCOE), Moradabad, organised “Jalsa 2.0 – Garba Eve”, a vibrant cultural celebration under Mission Shakti 5.0 “Second Stage”. Organised by Jazba Club of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), in collaboration with the Women Empowerment Cell, the event brought together students and faculty members to celebrate Indian cultural traditions while promoting women's empowerment, gender equality and unity.
The programme was held under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Prabhat Kumar, Vice Principal, TMUCOE, and Dr Alka Verma, Head of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The event was led by Dr Vibhor Bhardwaj, Mr Rahul Vishnoi and Dr Indu Tripathi, In-charge of the Women Empowerment Cell, TMUCOE.
Dr Shivanee M. Kaul, Head of the College of Physiotherapy, TMU, and Nodal Officer of the Mission Shakti 5.0 “Second Stage” Campaign, attended as the chief guest.
Promoting Women's Empowerment Through Cultural Celebration
Addressing the participants, Dr Shivanee M. Kaul emphasised the importance of women's empowerment, self-confidence, dignity and equal opportunities. She encouraged students to respect cultural values while contributing towards an inclusive society where everyone can participate with confidence and mutual respect.
Dr. Alka Verma, Prof. (Dr.) Prabhat Kumar and Dr Ashok Kumar, Vice Principal, CCSIT, also addressed the gathering. They highlighted the role of cultural activities in strengthening unity, teamwork and mutual respect, while contributing to the holistic development of students.
Students Celebrate Indian Traditions Through Garba
The campus came alive with enthusiasm as students from different colleges of the university participated in the Garba celebrations. Around 350 students registered for the programme, while faculty and staff members also joined the festivities.
A total of 400 participants, comprising 200 girls, 150 boys, 48 faculty and staff members, and two officials or guests, were recorded for the event. The celebration provided an opportunity for students to engage in a shared cultural experience, appreciate Indian traditions and build connections beyond their academic disciplines.
The event was also supported by student coordinators Abhishek Jain, Navjyot and Saksham Jain, all fourth-year B.Tech. students of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.
Strengthening the Message of Mission Shakti 5.0
Jalsa 2.0 – Garba Eve reinforced the objectives of Mission Shakti 5.0 “Second Stage” by combining cultural participation with messages of women's empowerment, gender equality and respect. The celebration encouraged confidence, teamwork, inclusivity and mutual understanding among students and faculty members.
Through this initiative, Jazba Club and the Women Empowerment Cell of TMUCOE highlighted how cultural activities can contribute to a supportive campus environment and promote awareness of social values. The event concluded with a renewed emphasis on unity, equal participation and appreciation of India's cultural heritage.
