The campus came alive with creativity, compassion, and consciousness as we celebrated Mental Health Week, culminating in the observance of World Mental Health Day on 10th October 2025 with great enthusiasm and purpose.
Creative Expressions During Mental Health Week
To promote awareness through art and imagination, a series of competitions were organized throughout the week:
- Poster Competition (4th October 2025): Students expressed powerful messages on mental health, resilience, and hope through visually compelling designs.
- Quiz Competition (7th October 2025): A spirited quiz tested participants’ knowledge about mental health facts, myths, and coping strategies—making learning both fun and enlightening.
- Rangoli Competition (8th October 2025): Participants used vibrant colors and symbolic patterns to portray the theme of emotional balance and inner peace.
World Mental Health Day Celebration – 10th October 2025
This year’s theme, “Access to Services – Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies,” emphasized the importance of ensuring mental health support during crises such as natural disasters, conflicts, and public health emergencies.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Mrudul Bhatjiwale, renowned neurosurgeon, delivered an inspiring address on the importance of mental well-being, compassion, and awareness in society.
The celebration featured a variety of engaging performances including a fashion show, songs, skits, dances, and a short film, all centered around mental health awareness and positivity. These artistic presentations beautifully conveyed messages of resilience, empathy, and hope.
The week-long celebration concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, recognizing winners of the poster making, rangoli, and quiz competitions. The event ended with a vote of thanks and a collective pledge to nurture mental wellness in everyday life — reminding everyone that mental health is everyone’s responsibility, and that creativity itself can be a form of healing.
