Navratri Celebration at TMU: JALSA (The Garba EVE)
The Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) Department of Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU), under the active initiative of the Jazbaa Club, successfully organised a vibrant cultural event titled “JALSA (The Garba EVE)” on 29th September 2025. The event witnessed active participation from students of various colleges across the University, making it a truly inclusive and memorable celebration.
The event was organised to celebrate Indian culture and encourage student engagement beyond academics. The ground transformed into a lively festive space filled with traditional music, colourful attire, and rhythmic movements, reflecting the true essence of Navratri. The event provided students with an opportunity to come together, celebrate traditions, and strengthen interpersonal connections in a joyful environment.
The main attraction of the evening was the Garba dance, which saw enthusiastic participation from students dressed in traditional Gujarati and festive attire. The synchronised steps, energetic beats, and collective participation created an electrifying atmosphere. The joyful participation highlighted the importance of cultural festivals in nurturing unity and harmony among students.
Fun Games and Competitions Enhance Student Engagement
To further elevate the festive mood, fun games and competitions were organised during the event. These activities added excitement and encouraged active involvement from students, ensuring that everyone felt included in the celebration. The games brought laughter, enthusiasm, and healthy interaction, making the event lively and engaging. Such activities played a key role in creating a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere for students.
The aim of JALSA (The Garba EVE) was to encourage students to actively participate in cultural celebrations that strengthen community bonding and promote holistic development. The objectives of the activity aligned with the University’s vision of fostering unity, joy, and cultural expression while celebrating the festive spirit of Navratri.
Conclusion
Overall, JALSA (The Garba EVE) at Teerthanker Mahaveer University was a grand success. The event not only celebrated Navratri but also reinforced TMU’s commitment to cultural enrichment alongside academic excellence. The vibrant participation and joyful celebrations left lasting memories and strengthened the cultural fabric of the University.
