Gandhinagar University Hosted ‘Ratri After Navratri 2026’
Gandhinagar University hosted Ratri After Navratri 2026 on October 23rd, from 6:00 PM onwards, at its Sports Ground bringing together more than 7,000 students, faculty members and staff for an evening of devotion, traditional music and Garba.
The event was graced by Managing Trustee and Vice President Ms. Vinita Rohera of Gandhinagar University, whose presence added significance to the occasion and reinforced the university’s commitment to preserving India’s cultural heritage.
A major highlight was the 108-Diva Maha Aarti, which brought the university community together in a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. The ceremony reflected the devotional traditions of Gujarat and emphasized the values of unity and togetherness.
Renowned artists Osman Mir and Aamir Mir enthralled the audience with their musical performances, creating an energetic atmosphere. Students participated enthusiastically in Garba, accompanied by traditional Gujarati music and vibrant folk rhythms.
The programme also featured a prize distribution ceremony with a total prize pool of more than ₹2 lakh across various categories. The awards recognized participants for their talent, creativity and performances, encouraging student participation in cultural activities and healthy competition.
The campus was filled with colourful traditional attire, with participants wearing Chaniya Choli, Kediyu–Dhoti, Kurta–Pyjama and other Indian ethnic outfits. The event provided students with an opportunity to connect with their cultural roots while showcasing their artistic abilities and enthusiasm.
Through Ratri After Navratri 2026, Gandhinagar University continued its efforts to promote Indian traditions, support student talent and foster a strong sense of community. The programme brought together spirituality, music and cultural expression in a vibrant campus gathering.
