Report on

Deeksharambh 2026- Student Induction Programme

                       Date of Event: 31st August 2026

Organised by: Maharishi School of Humanities and Maharishi School of Law in association with IQAC

Objective: On 31st  August 2026, Maharishi School of Humanities (MSOH) and Maharishi School of Law (MSOL), Maharishi University of Information Technology, Lucknow Campus, in association with IQAC, organized Deeksharambh 2026 to provide newly admitted students with a comprehensive orientation to the academic framework, institutional ethos, programmes, facilities, opportunities, and support systems of the University, thereby facilitating their smooth integration into the higher education environment.

Participating Students: Newly admitted students of BA, MA, MSW, B. LISC, M. LISC (MSOH) and BA LLB, LLB, LLM (MSOL) programmes.

Event Details: The induction programme commenced with the registration and document verification of newly admitted students, followed by the distribution of welcome kits. The formal session began with Guru Puja, performed by TM teachers . This was followed by Ganesh Vandana dance performance by Akriti Sharma (BA Sem III). The welcome address was delivered by Dean (MSOH) Dr. Sarita Verma and Dr. Poorvi Srivastava (HOD, MSOL), followed by motivational words by Dean Academics, Prof. (Dr.) Neeraj Jain, who warmly welcomed the students and urged them to approach their academic journey with curiosity, commitment, discipline, and a spirit of continuous learning.

The students were also addressed through inspiring messages from the Hon’ble Chancellor, Shri Ajay Prakash Shrivastava; Hon’ble Director General, Prof. (Group Captain) O. P. Sharma; Hon’ble BOG Member, Shri Rahul Bhardwaj; Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) Bhanu Pratap Singh; and Registrar, Dr. Girish Chhimwal.

The newly admitted students were familiarised with the University’s academic ecosystem, campus facilities, student-centric opportunities, and institutional practices through an informative presentation delivered by Dr. Vijay Srivastava. He also provided an overview of the University and introduced the practice and significance of Transcendental Meditation (TM). Dr. Rupam Singh and Dr. Poorvi Srivastava further briefed the students about the Maharishi School of Humanities (MSOH), academic timetable, examination system, and other essential academic guidelines.

Dean Students’ Welfare (DSW), Dr. Shikhar Verma, and Chief Proctor, Dr. Pawan Dixit, apprised the students of student welfare initiatives, campus discipline, anti-ragging measures, and the importance of fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful learning environment.  Mr. Kaustubh Mishra, Coordinator, Training and Placement Cell provided valuable insights into career development, internships, skill enhancement, and placement opportunities, encouraging students to prepare proactively for their professional careers.The students were introduced to MIIF and informed about its initiatives, innovation and incubation opportunities, and entrepreneurial support.An overview of the National Service Scheme (NSS) was provided by Dr. Sapan Asthana, Associate Professor, MSOBM and Programme Officer, NSS Unit-I. He highlighted the importance of community engagement, social responsibility, leadership, and active participation in various outreach and service activities. The students were also introduced to the Cultural, Literary, and Sports Committees, highlighting opportunities for participation in co-curricular and extracurricular activities.

 A brief interaction with the alumni (Ms. Sakshi Singh, Ms. Sejal Saxena, Ms.Jhanvi Singh and Mr. Arun Yadav) further inspired and motivated the students to work tirelessly towards their goal and carve a successful career pathway.

The programme was further enlivened by a vibrant group dance performance by Akriti Sharma (BA Sem III), Pranjal Sharma, and Urvashi Shukla (BA Sem. V), adding colour, energy, and enthusiasm to the occasion. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Dr. R.P. Dixit (Deputy Dean, MSOH) followed by the National Anthem, Group Photograph, and refreshments.

The event marked an inspiring and memorable commencement of the students’ academic journey, setting the stage for an enriching experience at the University.

Students’ feedback: The students appreciated the well-organised induction programme, which provided them with valuable insights into the University, academic environment, and campus life. The engaging addresses and vibrant cultural performances created a welcoming, motivating, and memorable experience for the newly admitted students.

Acknowledgements: The Maharishi School of Humanities and Maharishi School of Law extends heartfelt gratitude to the dignitaries and resource persons for their invaluable presence and support. Thanks also to IT Team, volunteers, and students for making this program a success.