Happenings

Mr U C Agarwal, who is an external industry expert member of the NIIT University IPR cell, visited NIIT University campus

IIC and NU in association with MSME hold Management Development Programme to promote exports

The Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) hosted a series of engaging and thought-provoking events to celebrate the National Voters’ Day

NIIT University celebrates ‘Raath Mahotsav’ to build seamlessness with the local traditions and culture of Neemrana, known as region of ‘Raath’. All NU students, staff, faculty and administrators join hands with the local community in participation in cultural events.

India through my Eyes – Poster competition by The Asian Lenses Forum (TALF) and the NU Arts club (Vividha)

NIIT University celebrates ‘Raath Mahotsav’ to build seamlessness with the local traditions and culture of Neemrana, known as region of ‘Raath’. All NU students, staff, faculty and administrators join hands with the local community in participation in cultural events.

August 12 is celebrated as National Librarian’s Day in India to honour Dr S R Ranganathan who is known as the Father of Library Science. NU LIRC (Library Information and Resource Centre) organised a book exhibition on Indian Knowledge System and Cultural Heritage to raise awareness of the library’s collection among its many users.

August 12 is celebrated as National Librarian’s Day in India to honour Dr S R Ranganathan who is known as the Father of Library Science. NU LIRC (Library Information and Resource Centre) organised a book exhibition on Indian Knowledge System and Cultural Heritage to raise awareness of the library’s collection among its many users.

On August 28 2024, NIIT University, in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (NSS), organized a successful blood donation camp on campus. The event was held in partnership with the Indian Red Cross Society.

NIIT University hosted a SPIC-MACAY event on August 20th 2024. The popular play – Raj-Rakt – based on Tagore’s Visarjan and Rajarshi, was presented by Naya Theatre in the Auditorium.
The play highlights the tussle between established religious practices and humane consciousness. It revolves around an incident when a king, Govind Manikya, issues a royal decree to ban all animal sacrifices on seeing the trauma experienced by a young boy witnessing the ritual of a goat being sacrificed to please the goddess. The priest, Raghupati, does his best to break the royal decree. The priest’s adopted son, Jai Singh, is caught in a dilemma between his loyalty to his guru and the goddess and his respect for the king.