CT University Celebrates Diwali with Dhanak 2026 – The Grand Diwali Carnival
About This Event
CT University, Ludhiana, celebrated Dhanak 2026 – The Grand Diwali Carnival with immense enthusiasm, festive spirit and a vibrant display of cultural diversity, creativity and student talent. Organised by the Division of Student Welfare (DSW), the carnival brought together students and faculty members for a memorable celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage, artistic expression and the spirit of togetherness. The campus was transformed into a lively festive space, reflecting the colours, traditions and excitement associated with Diwali.
The event was graced by the special presence of Vice Chairman Harpreet Singh, Vice Chancellor Dr. Nitin Tandon, Registrar Sanjay Khanduri and Director, DSW, Er. Davinder Singh, whose presence encouraged the students and added significance to the celebrations. Their participation reflected the university’s commitment to providing students with opportunities to explore their interests, showcase their abilities and engage in activities beyond academics.
The carnival featured a diverse range of competitions and activities across three major segments: Cultural, Literary and Science, and Fine Arts. The cultural segment included Tune to Dance, Indian Heritage Dance and CT Sur Sartaj, providing students with a platform to showcase their artistic abilities and celebrate India’s cultural traditions. The Literary and Science segment featured Project Display, Prashnottari Quiz, Just Debate, Poetry, Extempore and Declamation, encouraging intellectual engagement, scientific curiosity, critical thinking and effective communication.
The Fine Arts segment witnessed creative participation through activities such as Rangoli, Poster Making, Paint Your Imagination, Cartooning, Clay Modelling and Face Painting. These activities offered students an opportunity to express their imagination through colours, designs and artistic creations. Adding to the festive atmosphere, the carnival also featured food stalls, dance and music, along with cultural performances that brought the university community together in celebration.
Speaking on the occasion, Chancellor Sardar Charanjit Singh Channi said, “At CT University, we believe that education extends beyond classrooms and textbooks. Platforms such as Dhanak provide students with opportunities to discover their talents, celebrate their cultural roots and develop confidence through active participation. Such celebrations strengthen the values of unity, creativity and mutual respect while preparing students to become confident individuals with a broader outlook towards life.”
Pro-Chancellor Dr. Manbir Singh remarked, “Dhanak 2026 reflects the vibrant spirit, creativity and enthusiasm of our university community. Cultural and artistic platforms play an important role in nurturing students’ personalities, encouraging teamwork and developing a sense of belonging. We remain committed to creating an enriching campus environment where every student gets the opportunity to explore their potential, express themselves and create meaningful memories.”
The celebration concluded on a high note, with students and faculty members participating enthusiastically and making Dhanak 2026 a memorable occasion. The carnival once again highlighted CT University’s commitment to holistic education, cultural appreciation and the all-round development of its students.