Rangrez 2026: NUINS celebrates Deepavali with colours, culture and togetherness


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Mangaluru, Nov 14: The Student Nurses' Association (SNA) of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences (NUINS) organised “Rangrez 2026,” a vibrant Deepavali celebration, on November 12th. at the NUINS campus. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 600 students, who came together to celebrate the festival of lights with great joy and festive spirit.

The celebration was inaugurated by Prof (Dr) Sabitha Nayak, principal, NUINS, who extended her warm Deepavali wishes to everyone.

The evening began with the exciting Jodi Kamaal Dance Competition, organised by the SNA Musicmatic Club, judged by Dr Prima Shwetha D'Souza (external judge) and Malavika (internal judge). This was followed by a lively cultural programme featuring performances by students from different classes.

A special highlight was the energetic Garba session led by Akshaya Pradeep, choreographer from Akshaya Handloom, where students enthusiastically danced to every beat and rhythm.

The campus sparkled with traditional diyas, colourful decorations and illuminated lanterns. The celebrations continued with music, dance and an electrifying DJ session, followed by fireworks and the distribution of festive sweets.

Rangrez 2026 was a memorable evening of lights, laughter and celebration, bringing students together in the true spirit of Deepavali, friendship and togetherness.

 

 

  

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