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Bengaluru, 8th March 2026: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Wing of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Jayanagar Campus, conducted a three-day Yoga and Wellness Session for women non-teaching staff as part of activities marking International Women’s Day. The initiative focused on promoting physical health, mindfulness, and awareness around women’s well-being within the campus community.
The sessions were guided by Mrs Shwetha B.V., Programme Officer of the NSS Wing, who led participants through a series of practical activities designed to support everyday wellness. The programme included yoga practices tailored for conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and thyroid-related health concerns, alongside pranayama techniques intended to improve breathing, focus, and mental balance.
Across the three days, participants engaged in guided yoga routines, breathing exercises, and light relaxation activities that encouraged movement and stress relief. The sessions were designed to be accessible to individuals with varying levels of experience in yoga and wellness practices, ensuring that participants could incorporate simple techniques into their daily routines.
Speaking about the initiative, Mrs Shwetha B.V. noted that creating awareness around preventive health practices is an important step in supporting the well-being of staff members. She emphasised that practices such as yoga and pranayama can help individuals manage stress, maintain physical fitness, and develop greater mindfulness in their day-to-day lives.
The programme also provided an opportunity for women staff members from different departments to interact in an informal setting, fostering a sense of community and shared learning. By encouraging open conversations around health and wellness, the sessions aimed to build awareness of common health concerns affecting women and the role of lifestyle practices in managing them.
Through initiatives of this nature, the University continues to support programmes that encourage well-being, awareness, and engagement among members of the university community, aligning with broader efforts to promote a supportive and health-conscious campus environment.
Bengaluru, 7th March 2026: Antaral - the Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) initiative organised a special program at the Jayanagar Campus, combining a Financial Literacy Seminar with celebrations for International Women’s Day.
The seminar was delivered by Mr. Vikas Jain (Co-Founder, Multipl), who introduced students to key financial concepts including budgeting, savings, investments, and insurance. The session emphasised responsible money management and long-term financial planning, equipping participants with practical strategies to make informed financial decisions.
In line with the Women’s Day celebrations, Antaral showcased a short film highlighting the everyday challenges faced by women, fostering reflection on respect, equality, and empowerment.
The program also featured interactive activities designed to engage students:
The event successfully blended awareness on financial literacy with celebration of women’s achievements, promoting both knowledge and social reflection among students.
Bengaluru, 11th February 2026: The student contingent from JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Jayanagar, has claimed the Overall Trophy at Nexus 2026, a prominent inter-collegiate fest hosted by the School of Sciences, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University). Held from 9th to 11th February 2026, the event served as a dynamic platform for talent and academic competition, drawing participation from numerous institutions across the region.
Represented by ‘Samashti - The Student Council’, the JAIN Knowledge campus delegation comprised 160 students competing across 39 distinct events. The contingent demonstrated exceptional versatility, securing top positions in a wide array of categories ranging from cultural arts to management and literary competitions. Their consistent performance in both individual and team segments culminated in the campus being awarded the championship title, marking a significant milestone in its extracurricular history.
Nexus 2026 was designed to foster collaboration and competitive spirit among the student community. Beyond the competitive aspect, the fest emphasised experiential learning and peer-to-peer engagement. The success of the team highlights the efficacy of disciplined preparation and the university's support for student-led initiatives.
A university representative stated that the victory is a testament to the strength of coordinated teamwork and the impact of empowered student leadership within the community, adding that the event provided a crucial opportunity for students to refine their soft skills and perform confidently under pressure.
The triumph at Nexus 2026 underscores JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)’s commitment to holistic education, where academic pursuit is balanced with opportunities for creative excellence and leadership development. The win reflects the institution’s broader objective of nurturing well-rounded individuals capable of excelling in diverse environments.
Bengaluru, 3 February 2026: The Faculty Research Cell Samshodhana of the School of Commerce, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), successfully organised a one-day workshop titled “Crafting Effective Research Proposals for Funding Agencies in India” on 03 February 2026 at the JAIN Knowledge Campus, Jayanagar, Bengaluru.
The workshop was designed to strengthen the research capabilities of faculty members and to create awareness of funding opportunities offered by national research agencies. It aimed to equip participants with practical insights and structured approaches necessary for developing high-quality, impactful, and fundable research proposals.
The session was led by Dr Basavaraj Shanmukhappa Benni, Professor and Chairman, Department of Economics, Bangalore University. Drawing upon his extensive academic and research experience, Dr Benni offered valuable perspectives on the Indian research funding ecosystem and outlined the expectations and evaluation criteria commonly adopted by funding agencies.
Participants were guided through the essential components of a research proposal, including identification of research problems, formulation of objectives, review of relevant literature, selection of appropriate research methodologies, articulation of expected outcomes, and preparation of realistic budgets and timelines. Emphasis was placed on maintaining clarity, originality, feasibility, and alignment with the priorities of funding bodies.
The workshop also highlighted funding opportunities available through agencies such as the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF), Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), Department of AYUSH, and other government and private funding organisations. In addition, participants were introduced to open-access platforms for books, journals, and research databases to enhance the quality of literature reviews.
The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from Assistant Professors, Associate Professors, Professors, and staff members of the School of Commerce, along with faculty from other departments. Interactive discussions addressed proposal submission procedures, evaluation mechanisms, and common pitfalls in grant applications.
Overall, the workshop was informative and engaging, reinforcing the University’s commitment to nurturing a robust research culture and promoting academic excellence.
Shivagange, 18th January 2026: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Special Annual Camp was recently inaugurated at Shivagange, Nelamangala, in Bengaluru Rural District, marking the commencement of a series of community-oriented initiatives involving NSS volunteers, faculty members and invited guests from the university and partner institutions.
The camp aims to foster social responsibility, civic awareness and community engagement among student volunteers through structured outreach activities and service programmes in the local community. The inauguration ceremony witnessed enthusiastic participation from NSS volunteers and faculty, reflecting the programme’s strong institutional support.
The event was formally inaugurated in the presence of the chief guest, Mr Miraz Ali Abbas, Associate Professor and Vice Principal, Al-Ameen College. Addressing the gathering, he emphasised the role of youth in nation-building and encouraged volunteers to actively contribute to sustainable community development through service and leadership.
Dr Sreenivasaiah, NSS Programme Coordinator, also addressed the volunteers, highlighting the core values and objectives of the National Service Scheme, including empathy, discipline and collective responsibility. He underlined the importance of experiential learning through direct engagement with societal challenges.
The occasion was further graced by the presence of Ms Shwetha, Mr Nagendra and Mr Purushotham, whose participation added to the significance of the inaugural programme. The ceremony formally marked the beginning of planned camp activities, which will focus on social awareness, health, cleanliness, education and community welfare.
The NSS Special Annual Camp reinforces JAIN (Deemed-to-be university)’s commitment to holistic education and community partnership by integrating academic learning with meaningful social service. Through such initiatives, the institution continues to contribute to the development of socially conscious and responsible citizens while addressing local community needs in collaboration with stakeholders.
Bengaluru, 7 November 2025: The School of Commerce, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), proudly commemorated the 150th anniversary of India’s revered National Song, Vande Mataram, through an event titled A Spiritual and Patriotic Ode to Mother India. The celebration took place at the JGI Knowledge Campus in Jayanagar, bringing together students, faculty, and staff in a collective tribute to the nation's spirit.
The event paid homage to the timeless ideals of unity, devotion, and patriotism embodied in Vande Mataram. The programme featured soulful renditions of the song, reflective addresses, and discussions on its historical and cultural significance. Participants revisited the journey of the anthem, exploring how it continues to inspire generations and strengthen the nation’s sense of identity and belonging.
The event also featured student-led performances, readings, and brief presentations that reflected on the socio-political context in which the song was written and its impact on India’s freedom movement. Faculty members highlighted how Vande Mataram continues to resonate as a unifying force, reminding citizens of their shared responsibility towards the country’s progress and harmony.
In concluding the commemoration, participants joined in a collective recitation of Vande Mataram, filling the hall with a spirit of reverence and pride. The occasion served as both a tribute to the nation’s cultural legacy and a call to preserve the ideals that continue to shape India’s identity.
