TMU Orientation Programme Highlighted the Role of Youth in Nation Building
Teerthanker Mahaveer University organised an orientation programme for newly admitted students for the 2026–27 academic session. The programme was organised by the Dean of Students' Welfare (DSW) Office to introduce students to university clubs, student organisations and activities that support their overall development.
Dr. Vishesh Gupta, former Chairperson of the Uttar Pradesh State Commission for Protection of Child Rights and a well-known sociologist, attended the programme as the Chief Guest. He addressed the students and said that young people were the nation's most important asset. He encouraged them to go beyond classroom learning and develop discipline, leadership, social responsibility and a spirit of service.
Dr. Vishesh Gupta Encouraged Students to Serve Society
Dr. Vishesh Gupta explained that students could play an important role in the development of the country. He encouraged them to take part in social activities and learn the values of teamwork, discipline and leadership.
He also highlighted the importance of organisations such as the National Cadet Corps (NCC), National Service Scheme (NSS) and Rovers and Rangers. He said these organisations provided students with opportunities to understand their responsibilities towards society and the nation.
Vice Chancellor Highlighted the Importance of Student Activities
Prof. V.K. Jain, Vice Chancellor of TMU, chaired the programme. He said that university life was not limited to classrooms and academic studies. Co-curricular activities also played an important role in developing students' confidence, leadership skills and sense of responsibility.
He encouraged newly admitted students to join clubs and organisations according to their interests and take an active part in university activities.
During the programme, representatives introduced students to the activities and participation opportunities offered by TMU Student Clubs (TSC), NSS, the NCC Girls' Wing, and Rovers and Rangers.
The session helped new students understand how they could take part in cultural, social, educational and leadership activities alongside their studies. These opportunities were presented as a way to build confidence, learn new skills and contribute to society.
Cultural Performances Spread the Message of Patriotism
Students presented colourful cultural performances based on patriotism. Songs, dances and plays expressed their love and respect for the nation.
A special performance focused on drug-free living and nation building. It raised awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and encouraged students to contribute to a healthier and stronger society. The performances added enthusiasm to the programme and encouraged students to take responsibility for their personal growth and the development of the nation.
The programme was organised under the guidance of Prof. M.P. Singh, Dean of Students' Welfare, TMU. Other attendees included Mr. Deepak Malik, Coordinator of TMU Student Clubs; Dr. Ravi Prakash Singh, NSS Programme Officer; Dr. Upasana, NCC Caretaker Officer (CTO); and Dr. Vinod Kumar Jain, District Commissioner (Rover). University officials, faculty members and newly admitted students also attended the event.
Conclusion
The orientation programme concluded with the recognition of the guests and a collective rendition of the National Anthem. It introduced newly admitted students to opportunities beyond academics and encouraged them to take an active role in university life.
