A 'Bhajan Clubbing' program was held at the North Gujarat Education Society (NGES) campus in Patan with the aim of relieving students from digital stress and connecting them with Indian culture. Students from various educational institutions of the campus joined the programme. Patan District Collector Dr. Prashant Jilova, HNGU Vice-Chancellor Dr. KC Poriya and NGES Campus Administrator Dr. Jay Dhruv were present. The event, held ahead of the Diwali vacation, emphasized on maintaining the mental health of the students amidst digital dependency, study load and competitive lifestyle. Bhagwati International Public School, Arvind Jivabhai Vidyamandir, LNK B.Ed. College and P.K. Students of Kotawalla Arts College participated. Professors and students of the Department of Music of P.K. Kotawala Arts College presented traditional bhajans. The students experienced meditation by joining the melody and rhythm of the bhajans. Collector Dr. Prashant Jilova guided the students to inculcate life values through spiritual and cultural activities. Dr. KC Poriya and Dr. Jay Dhruv termed such programs as useful for the overall development and mental health of the students. Dr. Jay Dhruv said that along with degrees, mental stability and spiritual balance are also necessary among the students. Activities like digital fast and mental health awareness are also held in the NGES campus. The event concluded with the resolve to empower the youth for building a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
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