Cultural festivals in GVMGC make the traditions alive, talents find their voice and every smile becomes a cherished memory with memorable presentations. The session 2025–26 was marked by exceptional achievements in cultural, literary, and fine arts, with GVM Girls College bringing laurels to the institution at Zonal, Inter-zonal, and National levels.
The academic session began on a vibrant note with Vibrance – The Youth Show 2025, organized on the occasion of Teachers’ Day. The celebration featured a variety of literary, cultural, performing arts, and fine arts competitions, providing students with an inspiring platform to exhibit their creativity, confidence, and artistic talent.
At the Zonal Youth Festival 2025, the college won the Overall Trophy with an impressive tally of 28 prizes, including 17 first, 3 second, and 8 third positions, demonstrating outstanding talent in music, dance, theatre, photography, literary, and fine arts events.
The institution further distinguished itself at the University-level ‘Rang Bahar’ Flower Show, winning the Overall Trophy, Best Exhibitor Award, and 20 prizes, including 8 first positions, in floral art, bonsai, painting, and creative competitions. The institution further received a cash award of ₹5,100 at the ‘Rang Vyanjan’ Competition for its presentation of traditional Indian cuisine.
Building on its success, the college emerged as First Runner-Up at the Inter-Zonal Youth Festival 2025–26, winning 8 first, 4 second, and 5 third Positions in 17 cultural and literary events, reflecting excellence across performing arts, fine arts, and literary competitions.
Navratri was celebrated with a vibrant Garba Mahotsav, where students and faculty paid devotional tribute to Goddess Durga through traditional Garba performances. Dressed in colourful ethnic attire, participants created an atmosphere of devotion, joy, and cultural vibrancy while celebrating India’s rich traditions.
Representing Maharshi Dayanand University at the North-Central Zone Inter-University Youth Festival (UNIFEST) 2025–26, the college participated in eight prestigious events and secured third position in Creative Choreography, fourth position in Group Folk Dance, and fifth position in Hindi Debate.
GVM made a mark on the national stage and achieved a remarkable milestone in Creative Choreography at the All-India Inter-University Youth Festival (UNIFEST) 2025–26, held at Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai and secured third position. Competing against universities from across the country, the students displayed outstanding creativity, coordination, and artistic excellence.
Within the campus, Hariyali Teej was celebrated with great enthusiasm, promoting India’s rich cultural heritage through Mehndi, Rangoli, and Traditional Attire competitions, festive stalls, and a Ghevar-making workshop, creating a vibrant festive atmosphere.
The College, in collaboration with the North Central Zone Cultural Centre, Prayagraj, organized the three-day Lok Swar Festival, celebrating India’s rich cultural heritage through devotional music, Haryanvi folk traditions, and poetry. The festival featured a soulful bhajan recital by Sunita Dua Sehgal, vibrant Ragini performances by renowned folk artists, and concluded with an inspiring All India Kavi Sammelan by eminent poets. The event provided students with a meaningful cultural experience while promoting appreciation for India’s diverse artistic and literary traditions.
The college also celebrated Eco-Friendly Holi, promoting the values of love, harmony, and environmental responsibility. Students celebrated the festival with natural gulal, exchanged sweets and greetings, and spread the message of safe, healthy, and sustainable celebrations while reinforcing the ideals of social harmony and responsible citizenship.
These festivals of shared memories, lasting impressions and unbreakable bonds enriched the lives of students of the institution.
