Cultural Clubs

The Roots club, a member of the Institute Cultural Council, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the ancient traditions of India through classical and folk dance, music, and regional fine arts. Led by the Institute Secretary of Classical and Folk Arts and a team of senior and junior conveners, the club regularly holds workshops, jam sessions, and other events to foster learning and mastery of these art forms. One of the highlights of the club's calendar is the annual Dandiya Night, an extravagant showcase of classical and folk arts, as well as the student-led Dharohar event. In addition to these major events, the club also regularly holds interaction sessions and jam sessions for each genre.

The Fourthwall club is made up of four members, with a hierarchical structure that includes a Secretary, a Senior Convener, and Sophie Conveners. The club is responsible for planning a variety of events, managing publicity, and ensuring that students are actively engaged in the club's activities. Some of the club's premier events include Theatrefest, Annprod, and Sophieprod. These events provide opportunities for students to experience different aspects of theatre and engage with the club's mission.

Our club, Vaani, comprises of five members and has a structured leadership, including a Secretary, PG Convener, and UG Conveners. We organize a variety of activities, such as Ghosti-Discussions on famous poets and writers, Open Mic sessions, Fun events, and events based on festivals. One of our most notable events is "Aazadi ke rang vaani ke sang," which is held annually on August 14th. Additionally, we are planning to start a Hindi learning program called "K-KH-G" in the near future. Our premier event, "IZHAAR," is scheduled to take place in March 2023.