JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)

Bengaluru, 11th March 2026: Students at the School of Law, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) observed Social Justice Day 2026 through a special screening session examining the life and contributions of B. R. Ambedkar. The programme was organised on campus to encourage reflection on constitutional values and the continuing relevance of social justice in contemporary society.

The screening presented key moments from Dr. Ambedkar’s life, tracing his journey as a jurist, social reformer and principal architect of the Constitution of India. Students were introduced to his role in shaping democratic institutions and advocating for equality, dignity and legal safeguards for marginalised communities.

The session highlighted Dr. Ambedkar’s contributions to constitutional governance, his efforts toward the abolition of discriminatory social practices, and his vision of a society founded on justice and equal opportunity. Through the documentary format, participants explored the historical context of his work and the significance of constitutional principles in safeguarding individual rights.

Faculty members noted that such initiatives help students connect legal theory with broader social realities. The screening provided an opportunity for students to reflect on how constitutional values particularly justice, liberty, equality and fraternity continue to shape legal practice and public life in India.

By revisiting the ideas and contributions of Dr. Ambedkar, the programme encouraged law students to engage critically with questions of social equity and human rights. The event concluded with informal discussions among participants on the role of future legal professionals in upholding constitutional values and promoting inclusive justice in society.

Bengaluru, 11th March 2026: Students from JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Jayanagar Campus, delivered a remarkable performance at Elysian 2026, the intercollegiate cultural festival held at JAIN College (Autonomous) from 9th to 11th March 2026. Represented by Samashti - The Student Council, the university team competed across a wide array of cultural, intellectual, and performance-based events, ultimately securing the overall championship.

The festival brought together students from multiple colleges to engage in competitions designed to showcase creativity, teamwork, and talent. Samashti demonstrated consistent excellence, winning First place in events including Council Wars, Group Dance, Mad Ads, Entertainment Quiz, Murder Mystery, Poster Making, JAM, Solo Singing, FIFA, and Law and Hogathon. The team also achieved Second place in the Fashion Show, Business Quiz, and Air Crash, reflecting strong participation across diverse disciplines.

Elysian 2026 provided a platform for students to explore leadership, creativity, and innovation outside the classroom, fostering both personal growth and peer interaction. Participation in such intercollegiate festivals enables students to benchmark their skills, gain confidence in public performance, and build networks across institutions.

The achievement of Samashti - The Student Council not only reflects the talent and commitment of the students but also underscores the university’s focus on holistic development. By excelling in competitive cultural and intellectual events, the team has set a benchmark for future participation and inspired the wider student community to engage actively in co-curricular and intercollegiate initiatives.

This accomplishment at Elysian 2026 reinforces JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded students capable of excelling in both academic and extracurricular arenas.

Bengaluru, 8th March 2026: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Wing of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Jayanagar Campus, conducted a three-day Yoga and Wellness Session for women non-teaching staff as part of activities marking International Women’s Day. The initiative focused on promoting physical health, mindfulness, and awareness around women’s well-being within the campus community.

The sessions were guided by Mrs Shwetha B.V., Programme Officer of the NSS Wing, who led participants through a series of practical activities designed to support everyday wellness. The programme included yoga practices tailored for conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and thyroid-related health concerns, alongside pranayama techniques intended to improve breathing, focus, and mental balance.

Across the three days, participants engaged in guided yoga routines, breathing exercises, and light relaxation activities that encouraged movement and stress relief. The sessions were designed to be accessible to individuals with varying levels of experience in yoga and wellness practices, ensuring that participants could incorporate simple techniques into their daily routines.

Speaking about the initiative, Mrs Shwetha B.V. noted that creating awareness around preventive health practices is an important step in supporting the well-being of staff members. She emphasised that practices such as yoga and pranayama can help individuals manage stress, maintain physical fitness, and develop greater mindfulness in their day-to-day lives.

The programme also provided an opportunity for women staff members from different departments to interact in an informal setting, fostering a sense of community and shared learning. By encouraging open conversations around health and wellness, the sessions aimed to build awareness of common health concerns affecting women and the role of lifestyle practices in managing them.

Through initiatives of this nature, the University continues to support programmes that encourage well-being, awareness, and engagement among members of the university community, aligning with broader efforts to promote a supportive and health-conscious campus environment.