Pongal Celebration 2026

Report on Pongal Celebration

Date: 4th February 2026
Organized by: SCMHRD, SCIT, and SIIB

Introduction

The campus witnessed a vibrant celebration of Pongal, the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu, jointly organized by SCMHRD, SCIT, and SIIB. The day was filled with devotion, cultural richness, and community bonding, bringing together faculty, staff, and students in a spirit of gratitude and festivity.

Event Flow

1. Pongal Puja (9:00 AM – 11:30 AM)

• The celebration commenced with a traditional Pongal puja in the atrium.
• Students and dignitaries participated in the ritual, offering prayers and preparing Pongal in decorated clay pots.
• The atrium was adorned with festive decorations, symbolizing prosperity and togetherness.

2. Pongal Lunch (12:30 PM – 2:30 PM)

• A grand festive lunch was served in SIC Mess Hall 2.
• Faculty, staff, and students enjoyed traditional South Indian delicacies, reinforcing the essence of community dining.
• The meal created a warm atmosphere of unity and celebration.

3. Cultural Evening & DJ Night (7:00 PM – 10:00 PM)

• The evening unfolded with energetic dance performances by students, showcasing classical and folk traditions.
• The cultural segment highlighted the diversity and vibrancy of Pongal celebrations.
• The night concluded with a lively DJ session at the campus grounds, where students danced with enthusiasm, marking a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

Highlights

• Venue significance: Each segment was hosted at a distinct location adding variety and richness to the celebration.
• Collective spirit: The collaboration of SCMHRD, SCIT, and SIIB ensured inclusivity and wide participation.
• Cultural blend: The day beautifully balanced traditional rituals with contemporary entertainment.

Conclusion

The Pongal celebration on campus was a resounding success, embodying devotion, unity, and festivity. From the sacred puja to the communal lunch, and the vibrant performances and DJ night at the campus grounds, the event created lasting memories. It stood as a testament to the institutions’ commitment to cultural heritage and community bonding.