Orientation Programme Concludes with Enthusiasm and New Aspirations at Shri Guru Ram Rai University

• With inspiration from success stories, the new students’ hearts were filled with self-confidence and fresh hopes.
• On the final day of the programme, the freshers presented and shared their dreams and resolutions.

The two-day Orientation Programme at Shri Guru Ram Rai University concluded on Tuesday amidst melodies and cultural performances filled with joy and enthusiasm. The new students expressed their dreams and aspirations, while the performances of senior students made the event memorable and encouraging.

With inspiration from the success stories of senior students, the newcomers showcased new confidence and hope. The Honourable President of the University, Shri Mahant Devendra Das Ji Maharaj, extended best wishes to all freshers for a bright future.

The concluding day of the Orientation Programme was held at the auditorium of Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical  & Health Sciences, beginning with Saraswati Vandana performed by the students.

Honourable Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Kumud Saklani, in her address, stated that the aim of SGRR University is not only to provide quality education but also to contribute to nation-building. She emphasized that the university consistently adopts modern techniques and research methodologies to prepare students for future challenges. She encouraged the freshers to embrace high ideals, moral values, and innovative thinking, so that they become active contributors to the development of society and the nation.

Registrar Dr. Lokesh Gambhir motivated the freshers by highlighting that hard work is the true secret of success. The person who faces challenges with determination emerges as a winner. He advised students to recognize every opportunity, remain alert, and keep their enthusiasm alive, as enthusiasm is the foundation of creation and innovation.

In the same series, Dr. R.P. Singh, Dean of the University, inspired the students to set big life goals and stressed that discipline, time management, and dedication are the real pillars upon which future achievements are built.

Dr. Shobhit Garg, Head of Psychiatry Department, Shri Mahant Indiresh Hospital, counseled the freshers not to consider stress as a burden during studies but to learn proper management. He explained that time management and balanced lifestyle are essential for stress-free living. For example, cramming at the last minute increases anxiety, while consistent study habits reduce it. He also warned against excessive use of mobile phones and social media, as they contribute significantly to stress and distraction. He advised students to include activities like sports, yoga, meditation, and hobbies in daily life to stay mentally strong and active.

Towards the end, Prof. (Dr.) Malvika Kandpal, Dean of Student Welfare, expressed heartfelt gratitude to all guests, faculty, staff, and students. He mentioned that the true success of the Orientation Programme lies in the spirit of unity, cooperation, and collective participation shown by all. He especially appreciated the senior students whose presentations and cooperation enhanced the enthusiasm of the freshers. He expressed confidence that this collective effort will bring more heights of success to the university in the coming academic sessions.