Jalandhar February 26 (Jaswinder Singh Azad)- Apeejay College of Fine Arts, Jalandhar continues to foster holistic development among its students through active participation in national platforms. Carrying forward this tradition of excellence, two dedicated volunteers from the NSS Wing — Asees Kaur (BCA Semester VI) and Nisha (BA Semester IV) — proudly represented the college at the 7-day National Integration Camp organized under the aegis of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.
The camp was hosted from 12th to 18th February 2026 at Maharaja Agrasen University, Himachal Pradesh. The prestigious event brought together nearly 200 NSS volunteers from 10 states across India, creating a vibrant confluence of cultures, traditions, and youthful dynamism.
During the camp, Asees and Nisha showcased Punjab’s rich cultural legacy through captivating performances of Giddha, Jago, Shabad, and other musical presentations. Their spirited participation not only reflected artistic finesse but also celebrated the cultural opulence and heritage of Punjab on a national stage.
Dr. Neerja Dhingra congratulated both students for being selected for the esteemed camp and remarked that consistent participation in national-level initiatives broadens intellectual horizons, refines talent, and strengthens self-belief. She emphasized that such transformative experiences nurture leadership qualities and instill a profound sense of national unity.
Dr. Dhingra also appreciated the dedicated mentorship and guidance provided by Dr. Simki Dev, Dean of the NSS Wing, whose unwavering commitment continues to inspire students to achieve new milestones.
The college takes immense pride in the commendable achievements of its students and remains steadfast in its mission to cultivate confident, culturally rooted, and socially responsible citizens.