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NAVTARANG & WYSIWYG–2026, the Annual Inter-Institutional Cultural Fest of I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, stands as a vibrant celebration of creativity, talent, and youthful enthusiasm. The fest provides a dynamic platform for students of I.T.S as well as participants from various institutes and universities to showcase and nurture their artistic and intellectual abilities. Featuring 23 diverse events, the fest represents a confluence of literary brilliance and cultural vibrancy. The programme is organized with grandeur and emerges as both highly entertaining and immensely successful.

The grand inaugural ceremony is held at the Chanakya Auditorium of the I.T.S Mohan Nagar campus. The occasion is graced by Principal (UG) - Prof. (Dr.) Nancy Sharma, Director (PG) - Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director Management (PGDM) - Dr. Ajay Kumar, and the NAVTARANG & WYSIWYG–2026 core team. Prof. (Dr.) Nancy Sharma delivered the welcome address, motivating and congratulating the participants for their enthusiasm and dedication. The ceremony is further dignified by the presence of distinguished guest Ms. Maya Kulshrestha, a renowned classical dancer, who captivated the audience with her mesmerizing performance. Adding a special touch to the inauguration, underprivileged students also presented a vibrant cultural performance, reflecting inclusivity and social harmony.

The fest witnesses enthusiastic participation in a wide spectrum of events, including group and solo dance competitions, solo and duet singing, debate, creative writing, business plan competition, street play, fashion show, battle of bands, quiz, rap battle, rangoli, face painting, poster making, crossword, sudoku, antakshari, nail art, ad-mad show, best out of waste, poetry and mimicry performances, and many more. Each event was scheduled at different venues resonating with passion, creativity, and competitive spirit as students showcase their talent with remarkable confidence and zeal.

The highlight of the event was the spectacular Celebrity Night featuring renowned Indian singer and composer Mr. Lakshay Kapoor. With his melodious voice and soulful renditions on Day 2, he mesmerized the audience and touches the hearts of everyone present, making the evening truly unforgettable.

NAVTARANG & WYSIWYG–2026 witnesses’ enthusiastic participation from 1,175 students at various events representing a wide spectrum of prestigious institutions across Delhi and neighbouring regions. The fest brings together participants from renowned colleges such as Institute of Vocational Studies, Dyal Singh College (Delhi), New Delhi Institute of Management, Geeta Ratan International Business School, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, Gargi College, Hansraj College, Hindu College, Ramjas College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Bharati Vidyapeeth, DPS (Delhi), Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies (IP University), Maharaja Agrasen College, Zakir Husain College, Laxmibai College, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, J.D.M.C., Shaheed Rajguru College, Sri Aurobindo College, JIMS Delhi, PGDAV College, NSUT Dwarka, Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta College, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, BPIT Rohini, and Rajdhani College.

The fest also witnesses vibrant participation from institutions affiliated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, including AKG, Hi-Tech, ITS Engineering College, KIET, Mangalmay, and Galgotias University. Additionally, students from IPEM, IIMT Meerut, Rama Medical College (Hapur), RCCV Girls College, MMH College, and several other institutions affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University contribute to the grandeur of the event.
The overwhelming participation, spirited performances, and dynamic inter-institutional representation make NAVTARANG & WYSIWYG–2026 a remarkable celebration of talent, creativity, and youthful energy.Performances make the fest a grand success, fostering unity, creativity, leadership, and inter-institutional bonding while leaving behind cherished memories for all.

Our Alumni are our strength and a reason for our existence and we, at I.T.S, always believe
in this. The Alumni Reunion of I.T.S, UG Campus was organized on Saturday, February 21,
2026 at the Institute for the Batched of BBA & BCA Courses passed out during 2017-2021
witnessing participation of Alumni along with their Spouse and Kids.
It was an absolute delight to see so many familiar faces back on campus. We were thrilled to
have our esteemed Alumni back at their own Institute after years from completion of their
Academic Journey at I.T.S UG Campus. They joined us to relive old memories, reconnect
with fellow alumni, and rediscover their alma mater.
The programme began with the refreshment and networking tea. Afterwards alumni along
with their spouse and kids enjoyed the cultural and dance performance by our students
followed by exciting fun and frolic activities and games like Tambola, Game of seats, etc for
the alumni and their spouses. Winners of these activities and games were given prizes. This
was followed by delicious lunch. All the alumni were given souvenir as a token of
remembrance. Overall, it was a wonderful opportunity to catch up with each other after long.

A power-packed session on “AI & Innovation Sprints: Rapid Prototyping for Digital Transformations” was conducted under IIC on 21st Feb 2026.
Mr. Mohit Kumar, Associate Staff Engineer at Nagarro (Gurgaon), shared valuable insights on AI tools, rapid prototyping, and agile innovation.
An enriching and hands-on learning experience for future-ready innovators!

The objective of the workshop was to provide students with a clear understanding of the
MSME ecosystem in India and to create awareness about various Government funding
schemes available for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
The session was conducted by CA Shubham Jain, A Certified Forensic Auditor (ICAI
– FAFD) & Founder – SMJ Global Advisors Pvt. Ltd. He is having experience of 8=
years. He delivered the workshop in a highly practical, engaging and interactive manner.
During the session, the speaker explained the meaning and classification of MSMEs and
highlighted their significant contribution to GDP, employment generation and exports.
He also discussed the major challenges faced by MSMEs in accessing finance and
emphasized the need for government intervention in this sector. Students were introduced
to different types of financial support such as term loans, working capital finance, credit
guarantee schemes, subsidies and incentives. The role of financial institutions like SIDBI,
NABARD, public and private sector banks and NBFCs in supporting MSME financing
was explained in a simplified manner. A detailed discussion was conducted on important
government schemes including Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) with its Shishu,
Kishore and Tarun categories, Stand-Up India Scheme, Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for
Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), Startup India Initiative and Prime Minister’s
Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP). The speaker clearly explained eligibility
criteria, required documentation such as Udyam Registration, PAN, Aadhaar, business
plans and bank statements, and demonstrated the step-by-step application process through
digital portals. Special emphasis was given to common mistakes applicants should avoid
while applying for government schemes. The session also included a Quiz and practical
case studies where students were encouraged to match business ideas with suitable

funding schemes, making the learning experience more application-based. The interactive
question-and-answer segment allowed students to clarify their doubts and gain
confidence in understanding MSME finance options in India. Overall, the workshop
significantly enhanced awareness, financial literacy and advisory skills among
participants and equipped them with practical knowledge to become future entrepreneurs
and selection of appropriate government funding options. The Finance Club coordinators
Prof. Rama Mishra and Dr. Sandeep Garg expresses sincere gratitude to CA Shubham
Jain for conducting such an insightful and impactful session.