PRIST NAVRA FEST 2026: Celebrating Indian Culture and Heritage
PRIST Deemed to be University celebrated PRIST NAVRA FEST 2026 from 13 to 15 October 2026, showcasing the richness of India’s cultural heritage, traditional values, and vibrant customs through a series of engaging activities.
The celebrations commenced on 13 October with a Grand Golu Display, featuring an exquisite arrangement of traditional dolls symbolizing India’s rich cultural, spiritual, and artistic heritage. The display received enthusiastic appreciation from students and members of the university community.
On 14 October, the celebrations continued with a Traditional Food Fest showcasing the diversity of Indian cuisine, followed by Traditional Games. Both events witnessed enthusiastic student participation, fostering cultural appreciation, teamwork, and camaraderie.
The occasion was graced by the presence of the University Management and staff members. Dr. A. Srividya, Retd. Principal, Tamil Nadu Government Music College, Thiruvaiyaru, attended as the Chief Guest and delivered an insightful address emphasizing the importance of preserving and promoting India’s invaluable cultural traditions.
The three-day celebration offered students a meaningful opportunity to reconnect with their cultural roots, appreciate traditional practices, and strengthen unity and a sense of belonging within the PRIST community.
PRIST NAVRA FEST 2026 reflected the University’s commitment to preserving India’s cultural heritage, nurturing traditional values, and promoting holistic student development alongside academic excellence.
