Independence Day Celebration

Manav Rachna Educational Institutions, Students Welfare, MRIIRS and MRU celebrated the 79th Independence Day on August 15, 2025 with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor. Notable attendees included Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS; Dr. Naresh Grover, Pro-Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS; Dr. Sangeeta Banga, PVC, MRU; Mr. Ramesh Nair, Registrar, MRU; Dr. Gurjeet Kaur Chawla, Dean Students Welfare, MRIIRS; Dr. Hanu Bharadwaj, Director CDC, distinguished Deans, Directors, Head of Departments, faculty members and students. The celebrations were kick started by Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS by hosting the National Flag. The collective rendition of the National Anthem was sung, fostering a sense of pride and unity among all the attendees. The joyous event was revered with a variety of cultural performances. The celebration commenced with an inspiring medley of patriotic melodies “Rhythms of the Nation: A Celebration of Unity” presented by “Surtarang”, Music Society, MRIIRS which uplifted the atmosphere. This was followed by “Ode to Freedom”, a heartfelt poetry recital by the Literary Society Noosha. Subsequently, the Dance Society of MRIIRS, Mridaksh, and the Dance Society of MRU, Rudra, showcased an enthralling performance titled “Rhythms of Freedom”, which garnered enthusiastic applause from the audience. Following this, the Theatre Society of MRIIRS, Paigam, staged a compelling Nukkad Natak titled “Veer-e-Hind: A Street Play on Bhagat Singh”, which conveyed a powerful social message on patriotism and national responsibility. The sequence of cultural performances concluded with a remarkable ramp walk by Aaira, the Fashion Society of MRIIRS, where members showcased exquisite Indian attire in “Tricolour Trends”, beautifully embodying the nation’s rich cultural heritage and legacy. Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS, addressed the audience on the occasion of Independence Day and wholeheartedly appreciated all the cultural performances. He applauded the creativity, enthusiasm and dedication of the students and societies, noting how each performance beautifully reflected the spirit of patriotism, unity and cultural pride. He emphasized that such events not only celebrate the Nation’s glorious past but also inspire the youth to contribute towards building a Viksit Bharat- a progressive, inclusive and Drug-free India. In his address, he encouraged students to carry forward the values of sacrifice, responsibility and national pride showcased in the performances. The 79th Independence Day celebrations were a tremendous success, instilling in the audience a renewed sense of patriotism and a commitment to National responsibility.