World Environment Day

Shoolini Cycling Club rides for a greener planet on World Environment Day

The Shoolini University Cycling Club marked World Environment Day with a cycle ride through Solan, carrying a message of environmental conservation, sustainable living, and cleaner modes of transport.

Shoolini University Assistant Professor Vikrant Chauhan coordinated the ride. Trained cyclists from the university participated, covering marked routes to highlight the need to reduce pollution, conserve natural resources, and adopt eco-friendly alternatives to motorised transport.

Speaking to the gathering, Asst Prof Chauhan said, “Environmental protection begins with small but meaningful actions. Cycling is one such step — it benefits both personal health and the planet.”

The event was organised under the guidance of Associate Dean Students Welfare Prof Neeraj Gandotra. It reinforced the university's commitment to fostering environmental consciousness among students and the wider community.

June 5, 2026

ICF India Coaching Excellence Award

Shoolini Wins ICF India Coaching Excellence Award 2026

Shoolini University has been conferred the ICF India Coaching Excellence Award 2026 in the Organisation/University Category for Youth Empowerment at the ICF India Coaching Conclave, held at Taj Yeshwantpur, Bengaluru. 

Presented under the aegis of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) India, the award recognised institutions that demonstrated exceptional impact through coaching-led transformation and youth development. ICF India is among the world's most respected professional coaching bodies. 

The recognition marks a significant progression in the university's national standing. In 2022, at the inaugural ICF India Coaching Excellence Awards, Shoolini received an Honourable Mention alongside organisations such as CEAT Tyres. Two years later, in 2024, the university earned a Global Honourable Mention at the ICF Coaching Impact Awards in the Social Impact Category — placing it among internationally recognised institutions driving transformational change through coaching. 

Vice Chancellor Prof Atul Khosla said Shoolini University believed that education must nurture not only intellectual excellence but also human excellence. "This recognition from the ICF ecosystem reaffirms our commitment to creating a university culture rooted in leadership, empathy, innovation, and meaningful impact," he said. 

Shoolini University Centre for Leadership Coaching Director Payal Jindal Khanna said coaching had the power to transform the way young people viewed themselves, their leadership potential, and their future. "The recognition is deeply meaningful because it validates the belief that universities must move beyond information delivery and focus on developing emotionally intelligent, self-aware, compassionate, and future-ready individuals," she added. 

June 11, 2026 

Ideathon 2K26

Ideathon 2K26 Puts Student Ideas in the Spotlight

Shoolini University's School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, in collaboration with the E-YUVA Centre and iHUB Shoolini, hosted Ideathon 2K26 — a multi-disciplinary student innovation event focused on transforming healthcare, pharmaceuticals and sustainable development. 

Students from Pharmacy, Biotechnology, Bioengineering, BCA and Microbiology presented forward-thinking concepts spanning herbal treatments for breast cancer, plant-derived drugs and nanoparticles, AI applications in clinical systems, smart medication-tracking tools, and strategies for medicinal plant cultivation. The Yogananda School of AI, Computers and Data Science also contributed, reflecting the event's strong emphasis on integrating data science with healthcare innovation. 

Addressing participants, Prof Deepak Kumar, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Chief Coordinator of the E-YUVA Centre — supported by DBT BIRAC — urged students to channel their ideas into meaningful, real-world solutions, stressing the value of creativity, entrepreneurship and interdisciplinary collaboration. 

Founder-Chancellor Prof PK Khosla congratulated the organising teams and encouraged students to pursue research-driven ideas that could benefit society at large. 

Dr Abhishek Singh wrapped up the event by acknowledging the contributions of participants, mentors and organisers in making Ideathon 2K26 a success. 

May 1, 2026 

 
NCC Unit Marks 10 Years

NCC Unit Marks 10 Years of Discipline and Service

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) unit at Shoolini University marked 10 years on campus with a formal celebration that reflected its journey of discipline, leadership, and service. 

Col. Rajeev Thomas attended as Chief Guest, accompanied by his wife Amandeep Kaur. Associate Dean Students Welfare Prof Neeraj Gandotra, Sub Sukhdev, Rakesh Guleria, Virender Singh, Lt. Jyoti Kashyap, and Ankush Thakur were present. 

The programme began with a welcome address, followed by Lt. Jyoti Kashyap outlining the unit’s growth over the past decade and its role in shaping responsible youth. 

A cake-cutting ceremony led by Col. Rajeev Thomas, along with the dignitaries and Under Officers Abdul Lateef and Ashutosh Rana, marked the milestone.

 Cadets presented cultural performances, adding energy to the event. 

Addressing the gathering, Col. Rajeev Thomas spoke about the importance of discipline, dedication, and service, and encouraged cadets to carry these values forward. 

The celebration concluded with a dinner attended by cadets, faculty, and guests. 

April 10, 2026 

World Health Day camp

Health Camp Spotlights Preventive Care on World Health Day

Shoolini University organised a health camp on April 7 to mark World Health Day, offering free medical consultations and check-ups to students, faculty, and staff. 

The university held the camp in collaboration with Maharishi Markandeshwar University (MMU), focusing on preventive healthcare and aligning the initiative with the national vision of Viksit Bharat. A team of doctors provided consultations in general medicine, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, and dermatology. 

The camp saw strong participation from the university community, with attendees availing services such as eye screenings, bone health assessments, and skin consultations. Doctors also highlighted the importance of early diagnosis, timely intervention, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.  

Director Sustainability and Community Projects Poonam Nanda said such initiatives contributed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of ensuring good health and well-being. She added that the camp not only provided immediate healthcare support but also encouraged individuals to pay closer attention to their overall health. 

April 7, 2026 

legal awareness

Students lead door-to-door legal awareness drive in Solan

Students from the Faculty of Legal Sciences at Shoolini University conducted a door-to-door legal awareness campaign in Sultanpur Panchayat, Solan, focusing on women’s legal rights and access to support systems. 

Organised by the Legal Aid Clinic of the Faculty of Legal Sciences, the initiative followed directions issued by the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Solan. The campaign was coordinated by Assistant Professor Vineet Kumar from the Faculty of Legal Sciences in collaboration with representatives of Sultanpur Panchayat. 

A team of 25 students visited households and interacted directly with women, sharing information on their legal rights and protections. The outreach covered key issues such as domestic violence, legal remedies available to victims, victim compensation schemes, and access to free legal aid through Legal Services Authorities. 

Students also informed residents about the NALSA helpline number (15100) and encouraged women to seek legal support when needed. 

The campaign received support from Ward Member of Sultanpur Panchayat Sheela Devi, who facilitated engagement with the local community. 

Prof Nandan Sharma, Associate Dean, Faculty of Legal Sciences, appreciated the initiative and encouraged students to take part in outreach efforts that promote legal awareness. 

March 20, 2026 

Shoolini Infinite Partnership

Shoolini–Infinite Partnership for Internships and Placements

Shoolini University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Infinite Computer Solutions (India) Limited to strengthen campus recruitment, provide students with industry exposure, and promote long-term academia–industry collaboration. 

During the MoU ceremony, Shoolini University was represented by President AI and Innovation Shoolini University,  Prof Ashish Khosla, while Infinite Computer Solutions (India) Limited was represented by Head of Campus Relations, Dr Sundaresvaran Balakrishnan.  

The partnership aimed to create a structured engagement for campus recruitment while equipping students with industry-relevant skills and professional exposure. Under the agreement, Infinite Computer Solutions will identify and offer internships to selected university students and provide placement opportunities to eligible candidates. 

The collaboration will also focus on providing students with opportunities to work on live industry projects and real-time corporate assignments under the mentorship of Infinite professionals. Such initiatives will help students gain practical exposure and may also lead to job offers based on their performance. 

As part of the MoU, Infinite will organise skill development workshops, training programmes and mentoring sessions for students to strengthen their technical and soft skills. The company will also conduct Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs) to train university faculty members on emerging technologies, industry practices and current market trends. 

Students will also benefit from internship opportunities, industry interactions and career guidance programmes designed to enhance employability and prepare them for professional careers. 

On the occasion, Prof Ashish Khosla said the collaboration with Infinite Computer Solutions marked an important step towards strengthening industry-academia partnerships at Shoolini University. He further stated that the MoU would open new avenues for students through internships, live industry projects, skill development programmes and employment opportunities. 

March 6, 2026 

 
Generative AI

Interactive Workshop Introduces Students to Generative AI

The Yogananda School of AI, Computers and Data Science, in collaboration with ByteXL, organised a hands-on workshop titled ‘Build, Create and Automate: A Practical Workshop on Generative AI.’

The session was conducted by Dr. Shamneesh Sharma, who delivered an insightful and engaging talk on the rapidly evolving landscape of Generative AI and automation. During the workshop, he introduced students to several advanced AI tools, including ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Notebook LM, Zapier, and n8n.

Through live demonstrations and guided practical exercises, participants learned how to transform ideas into intelligent solutions, convert prompts into productivity tools, and turn concepts into automated workflows. The workshop provided students with hands-on exposure to prompt engineering, AI-driven research, content creation, and workflow automation.

The session saw enthusiastic participation from students across various disciplines, making it highly interactive. The workshop also explored real-world applications of Generative AI in fields such as business, media, research, and data management.

Prof Pankaj Vaidya, from the Yogananda School of AI, Computers and Data Science, said that such industry-oriented initiatives help bridge the gap between academic learning and professional requirements. He added that the program offered valuable exposure to emerging technologies and encouraged students to explore career opportunities in the rapidly growing field of Artificial Intelligence.

Feb 23, 2026 

Winter Camp

Winter Camp Promotes Creativity Among Staff Children

Shoolini University organised a Winter Camp for the children of its employees, offering a structured space for learning, creativity, and play during the winter break. The camp was held from January 5 to 16 under the leadership of Poonam Nanda, Director of Sustainability and Community Engagement. 

Now in its third consecutive year, the Winter Camp focused on the all-round development of children by combining learning activities with creative expression and physical movement. This edition placed a strong focus on sustainability and creativity, introducing children to hands-on activities that encouraged curiosity and environmental awareness. 

Participants took part in yoga sessions, dance and music classes, acting and short plays, indoor and outdoor games, and art and craft activities using waste materials. The mix of activities helped children build confidence, teamwork, physical fitness, and an understanding of sustainable practices. 

On the concluding day, the children presented their handmade creations at an exhibition organised for parents and university staff. The display reflected the skills, imagination, and learning outcomes developed during the camp. 

Shoolini University Chief Learning Officer Dr Ashoo Khosla attended the closing programme as the chief guest. She encouraged students to take part in co-curricular activities alongside academics, stressing the value of balanced growth at an early age. 

Jan 19, 2026 

 
Ek Lamhaa Zindagi Play

Ek Lamhaa Zindagi brings timeless love to Shoolini

Acclaimed theatre artist Juhi Babbar Soni brought to life a moving and unforgettable love story in her latest theatrical presentation, ‘Ek Lamhaa Zindagi – A Love Story (1938–1979)’, staged at Shoolini University.  

The play, which has also premiered to audiences across India, captivated viewers with its blend of emotion, poetry, patriotism, and human connection, tracing the journey of two extraordinary people — Sajjad and Razia, the maternal grandparents of Juhi Babbar Soni. 

Penned by Nadira Zaheer Babbar, Noor Zaheer, and Juhi Babbar Soni, the play was directed by Makaranda Deshpande and Juhi Babbar Soni, with thoughts beautifully compiled and performed by Juhi herself. Through evocative storytelling and heartfelt performances, the production portrayed a timeless love story between a man deeply devoted to his nation and a woman who loved him for that very passion. 

‘Ek Lamhaa Zindagi’ stood as a tribute not only to Juhi Babbar Soni’s grandparents but also to the enduring spirit of love that transcends generations. The performance reaffirmed the strength of human emotion and the profound connection between art, memory, and legacy. 

At Shoolini University, the play was organised as part of the institution’s commitment to offering a multidisciplinary approach to education. Theatre provides students with a wide range of creative and emotional experiences, nurturing empathy, expression, and cultural understanding. The University’s vibrant theatre culture continues to enrich student life and foster a unique blend of artistic and academic excellence. 

November 10, 2025 

Engineering Faculty Wins Cricket Trophy

Engineering Faculty Wins Cricket Trophy at Shoolini

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology won the Interdepartmental Cricket Tournament 2025 held at Yuvraj Stadium, Shoolini University. 

The week-long tournament brought together eight departmental teams that competed with skill, teamwork, and energy. Organised under the guidance of Associate Dean (Student Welfare) Neeraj Gandotra and coordinated by Assistant Professor Vikrant Chauhan, the event celebrated sportsmanship and unity across disciplines. 

The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences secured the Runner-up position after a spirited finale. Founder-Chancellor Prof PK Khosla and Prof JM Julka presented the trophies and medals to the winning teams. 

Individual honours went to Ankit, who was named both Player of the Tournament and Best Bowler, Abhay as Best Batter, and Anish as Best Wicket Keeper. 

November 9, 2025 

Student court experience

Law Students Gain Firsthand Courtroom Experience

Law students of Shoolini University’s Faculty of Legal Sciences witnessed justice in action during an educational visit to the Lok Adalat at the District Court, Solan. Organised under the Legal Aid Clinic, the visit offered BALLB and LLB students practical exposure to India’s alternative dispute resolution (ADR) system. 

Students interacted with Judicial Officers, including Dr Arvind Malhotra (District & Sessions Judge), Abhay Mandyal (District & Sessions Judge-I), Vivek Khanal (Additional District & Sessions Judge-II), Divya Jyoti Patiyal (CJM), Sonal Sharma (Additional CJM Court-I), and Mihul Sharma (Additional CJM Court-II). The judges guided them on the Legal Services Authority Act, 1987, the working of Lok Adalats, and ADR methods such as mediation, conciliation, and arbitration. They also explained key provisions on cheque dishonour cases, compensation rules, appeal processes, and Supreme Court directions on court fees. 

Associate Dean Dr Nandan Sharma from the Faculty of Legal Sciences said such visits helped shape socially responsible and empathetic legal professionals. The visit was coordinated by Assistant Professor Vineet Kumar, who praised the discipline and enthusiasm of the students. Special recognition was given to Pallvi (LLB, 3rd Semester) and Rijul (BALLB, 5th Semester) for assisting in coordination. 

The exposure provided students with a valuable link between classroom learning and real-world courtroom practices. 

Sept 17, 2025  

shoolini hindi diwas celebration

Kāvya Club & Lit-Witz Club Celebrate Hindi Diwas with Enthusiasm

Shoolini University celebrated Hindi Diwas with zeal and cultural spirit through a Hindi Festival organised jointly by the Kāvya Club and Lit-Witz Club at the University Cineplex. 

Hindi Diwas, celebrated every year on September 14, commemorates the adoption of Hindi as the official language of India by the Constituent Assembly in 1949. The event at Shoolini saw the active participation of 22 students, including 17 in the poetry recitation competition and five in the speech contest. Dr Prakash Chand and PhD scholar Rasvika Tripathi judged the programme, while the Head of the Chitrakoot School of Liberal Arts, Dr Purnima Bali, joined as a special guest. 

The speech contest featured powerful presentations on themes such as ‘Samanata hi sacchi azaadi hai, Agar kitaben bol sakti, Ek ped, sau ummeedein, Rashtriya Shiksha Neeti’, and ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’. Students shared insightful perspectives, particularly on the National Education Policy and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The poetry recitation added a creative and emotional layer with original verses. 

Judges commended the participants for their confidence, depth of thought, and effective delivery. In the speech competition, Jahanvi, Aditi, and Sanya Sehgal emerged as winners. In the poetry recitation, Rafia Aman, Hari Narayan, and Palak Jain secured the top positions. 

Organised under the guidance of Associate Dean Students Welfare Dr Neeraj Gandotra, the event turned into a memorable tribute to Hindi and its timeless cultural essence. 

Sept 18, 2025 

IIT Ropar & Shoolini Sign MoU for Advanced Research

IIT Ropar & Shoolini Sign MoU for Advanced Research

Strengthening its commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation, Shoolini University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with AWaDH (Technology Innovation Hub), Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar.

The collaboration aims to drive transformative advancements in translational research, technology transfer, and skill development.

The MoU was signed by Shoolini University Founder-Chancellor Prof Prem Kumar Khosla and Pushpendra P Singh, Dean Research and Development, Project Director IIT Ropar (iHub - AWaDH). Under this agreement, both institutions have committed to launching a Cyber-Physical System Laboratory (CPS Lab), a hub for pioneering research and interdisciplinary technological development. The CPS Lab will facilitate joint initiatives in translational research, technology transfer, and skill enhancement, providing students and researchers with hands-on experience in cutting-edge fields.

Additionally, the MoU paved the way for the introduction of a joint Minor Programme in Artificial Intelligence + X, which will comprise 15 credits. This programme, designed with a 'Learning by Practice' methodology, will be executed through the CPS Lab and offer students joint certification from Shoolini University and IIT Ropar. The 'X' component of the programme represents interdisciplinary integration, allowing students to specialise in various fields, including Agriculture, Biotechnology, and Management.

Speaking on the occasion, senior representatives from both institutions emphasised the significance of this partnership in bridging academia and industry, fostering an ecosystem of innovation, and equipping students with future-ready skills. The initiative is expected to significantly enhance research capabilities, strengthen academic ties, and promote multidisciplinary learning.

March 24, 2025

Shoolini Empowers Rural Women with Mushroom Training

A day-long training session on 'Mushroom Cultivation and Product Development' was organised for rural women at Shoolini University. This event, part of the 'Social Empowerment and Sustainability of Rural Population in the Western Himalayan Region' initiative, was jointly hosted by the MS Swaminathan School of Agriculture and the School of Bioengineering and Food Technology.

Over 20 women from nine Self Help Groups (SHGs) in Solan Block participated in the training. The aim was to provide comprehensive knowledge of mushroom cultivation techniques and product development from various fruits and vegetables.

Prof Somesh Sharma, Associate Dean of the MS Swaminathan School of Agriculture, inaugurated the programme. He noted that the women's enthusiasm and eagerness to learn were truly inspiring. The training provided invaluable knowledge on sustainable mushroom cultivation techniques and product development, focusing on economic profitability. Prof Sharma also thanked the university management for encouraging such initiatives and providing the necessary infrastructure.

The training covered various mushroom species and their year-round profitability potential, cultivation practices, and strategies for managing production issues. Government schemes offering incentives for mushroom cultivation and food processing were also highlighted.

During hands-on sessions in the food processing lab, participants made mushroom cookies, tomato ketchup, and puree, which received positive feedback for their taste and quality. These sessions emphasised the importance of adding value through food processing, reducing spoilage, and increasing productivity.

The programme ended with participants receiving certificates. Many expressed enthusiasm for future practical training, highlighting the value of hands-on learning.

July 15, 2024

Stellar Performances at Himalayan’s Got Talent Auditions

The auditions for the highly anticipated ‘Himalayan's Got Talent’ at Shoolini University drew an enthusiastic crowd and showcased diverse talents. The annual event is organised by the vice president of the organisation and Shoolini University Assistant Professor Sushil Kumar.

Participants from Shoolini University, as well as from Solan, Shimla, and Rajgarh, exhibited their talents with enthusiasm. The event featured performances by both students and faculty members of Shoolini University. Monika, Indu Negi, Vijay, and Vineet from Shoolini University captivated the audience with their mesmerising dances and melodious voices.

The chief guest for the event was Vikram Mehta, Himachal Pradesh's emerging model and actor, adding a touch of glamour and excitement to the auditions. The judges panel included Himachal Pradesh's renowned singer Sonu Bhardwaj and Dr Sushil Kumar, who evaluated the participants' performances with expertise and precision.

Special guests Sheela Chhetri, Nishita, and Samriti Manta also attended the event with their performances, further elevating the atmosphere.

The auditions concluded with the announcement that the talented participants will have the opportunity to advance to the TV round, which will be broadcast on the popular Punjabi Hits channel.

June 17, 2024 

Shoolinian Wins Best Poster Award at National Symposium

Arun Kumar, a PhD student from the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Shoolini University, has won the American Chemical Society (ACS) Medicinal Chemistry Best Poster Award at the National Symposium RABMC-2024 (Recent Advances in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry).

The symposium, organised at Panjab University by eight premier institutes including CRICK, NIPER, IISER, PEC, IIT Ropar, IMTECH, INST, Panjab University, and CIAB, also awarded Arun Kumar a cash prize.

Arun Kumar is pursuing PhD under the supervision of Prof Deepak Kumar at Shoolini University, focusing on heterocyclic compounds for cancer drug discovery. Founder Chancellor Prof PK Khosla and Vice Chancellor Prof Atul Khosla congratulated Arun and his supervisor for this outstanding accomplishment.

May 2, 2024

Shoolini Hosts Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

To observe World Intellectual Property (IPR) Day, Shoolini University's Faculty of Legal Sciences, in collaboration with the Himachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority, hosted a seminar on 'Emerging Trends in Intellectual Property Rights: Issues and Challenges.' The event featured a series of activities, including a quiz and poster-making, to promote a deeper understanding of IPR.   

The seminar was inaugurated by Shoolini University Chancellor Prof PK Khosla, who emphasised the critical role of IPR in promoting innovation and protecting creators' rights. The event featured Prof Jyoti Rattan from Panjab University as the main speaker, who discussed the intersection of Intellectual Property with artificial intelligence and its implications for society.   

Assistant Professor Richika, an accomplished IP attorney, introduced the university's IPR cell, setting the stage for a day dedicated to intellectual exploration. The event also highlighted the talents of students through a quiz and a poster-making competition. Seema and Tanya, second-year BALLB students, won the quiz, while Manshi, a first-year BALLB student, took first place in the poster-making competition.   

The seminar concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where Kusum Verma thanked the dignitaries, participants, and organisers. Prof Nandan Sharma, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Legal Sciences, closed the event by thanking the participants for their engagement and highlighting the importance of such initiatives in enhancing awareness of intellectual property rights. 

April 26, 2024

Alopa Grabs First Place in Extempore Competition  

Alopa Verma from the School of Media and Communications won the extempore competition, ‘Shoolini Snap Speak’, organised by the Young Communicators Club (YCC). She spoke on ‘Manifestation’, which she created from the theme, ‘Magic’. Alopa was awarded a winning certificate and a gift voucher. Stuti Sharma and Sherry Singla bagged second prizes and Saloni Thakur won the third prize.

The judges included Prof Nasser Dasht Peyma, Dr Prakash Chand and Prof Geetansh. School of Media and Communications Director and Shoolini YCC Mentor Prof Vipin Pubby, and PRCI Senior Vice President Charanjeet Singh were also present. Over 30 students from different departments participated in the competition.  

Shoolini Hosts Russian Scientists for Research Collaboration

A delegation from the Russian Academy of Sciences and Moscow State University visited the Shoolini University campus to collaborate on a DST-funded Indo-Russian joint research project focused on scientific advancement.

The team was led by Prof Mikhail Vlaskin, head of the Laboratory at The Joint Institute for High Temperatures of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, and Prof Kiseleva Sophia from Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia. They were joined by Prof Vinod Kumar, head of the Department of Food Science and Technology at Graphic Era University, Dehradun, India. Prof Pankaj Kumar Chauhan from the School of Bioengineering and Food Technology at Shoolini University extended a warm welcome to the delegates, emphasising the importance of collaboration for research excellence and innovation.

During their visit, the delegation engaged in meaningful discussions with Shoolini University's leadership, including Chancellor Prof PK Khosla, Vice Chancellor Prof Atul Khosla, Pro Chancellor Vishal Anand, and Director of Innovations and Learning at Shoolini University, Ashish Khosla.

They also met with the head of the School of Bioengineering and Food Technology and other senior faculty members. These interactions provided a platform for sharing insights and expertise across various research areas, enriching the academic dialogue, and laying the groundwork for future joint endeavours.

This scientific visit is an important step in enhancing international collaboration, academic discourse, and advancing knowledge across borders. “By bringing together experts from diverse disciplines and cultural backgrounds, Shoolini University and its Russian counterparts have set a precedent for global partnerships in research and education,” said Prof Pankaj Kumar Chauhan.

Solan, February 27

Blood Donation Camp Marks World AIDS Day

Shoolini University marked World AIDS Day with a successful Blood Donation Camp organised by the Dean Students Welfare. The event saw active participation from Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), with six doctors aiding the cause. The camp drew 130 donors, including many first-timers, supported by dedicated student volunteers for a smooth experience.

The event also featured an educational stall by students, providing vital information about HIV/AIDS and, challenging myths and enhancing understanding. Additionally, the presence of DATRI (an organisation dedicated to facilitating stem cell donations) was notable for their stem cell donation drive, with students contributing saliva samples for future matches.
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