

2025-2026
Theme: The Alchemy of Manifestation
Dates: 27th and 28th of November, 2026
Jai Hind College, Churchgate, Mumbai

Sindhi Circle: Year in Review
(2025–2026)
The Academic Year 2025–2026 marked a landmark journey of cultural celebration, youth empowerment, social responsibility, and creative expression for the Sindhi Circle of Jai Hind College. Built on a foundation of honoring rich traditions while cultivating forward-thinking leaders, the Student Committee orchestrated an impactful lineup of events, outreach initiatives, and inter-collegiate engagements culminating in our flagship cultural showcase, Hojamalo.
Driven by a passion to keep Sindhi heritage alive among youth while building an inclusive community on campus, the year brought together 13 dedicated student departments—including Events, Performing Arts, Technicals, Creatives, External & Internal Public Relations, Digi Media, Marketing, Logistics & Security, Admin & Hospitality, Celebrity Management, Graphics, and Sports & Gaming. Every initiative throughout the term was designed to reflect our dual commitment: upholding cultural roots and fostering organizational excellence among students.

Expanded Overview of Events & Initiatives:
1. On-Campus Community & Cultural Events
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Orientation: Welcomed the incoming batch into the Sindhi Circle fold, providing an immersive introduction to our culture, upcoming events, and committee avenues.
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Twinning Fiesta: An engaging bonding event crafted to break the ice and build strong inter-departmental unity among core members and volunteers.
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Forgiveness Day: Held as a reflective campus initiative promoting reconciliation, empathy, and positive interpersonal relationships across the student body.
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Vibhajan Diwas: Observed as a solemn commemoration of Partition Horrors Remembrance Day, highlighting the resilience, historical journey, and perseverance of the community.
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Behrana: A traditional devotional gathering filled with folk music, rituals, and prayers to seek divine blessings for peace, harmony, and success for the academic year.
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Beach Cleanup Drive: A social service drive where student volunteers took to the coastline to remove plastic waste, demonstrating environmental stewardship and community responsibility.



2. Inter-Collegiate Representation & Contingents
​Our contingents represented Jai Hind College with immense spirit and creativity across top inter-collegiate cultural festivals in Mumbai:
1. SJV FEST (K.C COLLEGE) [ CL - Khushi Durgani, ACL Siddhant Palsamkar ], Result: 1st Runner Up
2. OLE FEST (WILSON COLLEGE) [ CL - Saniya Talreja, ACL - Siddhant Palsamkar, ACL 2 - Parnika Purswani ], Result: Best PR
3. PERSIANNA FEST (B.J.P.C COLLEGE) [ CL - Raj Tandel, ACL - Dhiristi Bijani ], Result: 1st Runner Up
4. TARANG FEST (LALA LAJPAT RAI COLLEGE) [ CL - Manas Motwani, ACL - Jeevika Godwani, ACL 2 - Yaksh Gurudasani ], Result: 2nd Runner Up

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Across every inter-collegiate platform, the Sindhi Circle contingent demonstrated extraordinary versatility and competitive dominance, asserting our presence across every major domain. Our performing arts teams captivated audiences and judges alike with high-concept Fashion Shows, soulful performances by our Group Singing Band, sharp-witted delivery in JAMs (Just A Minute), and deeply evocative theatrical Dramas. On the field, our athletes exhibited unmatched grit, athleticism, and team synergy, powering through high-stakes matches in Tug of War, Football, Cricket, and Foot Volleyball. The digital arena saw similar triumphs, with our gaming roster dominating BGMI through sharp tactical precision, while our fine arts contingent brought vivid creativity and detail to life in Nail Art and Face Painting showcases. Powered by weeks of late-night rehearsals, grueling practice sessions, and unyielding committee support, our participants consistently claimed top podium finishes, bringing home accolades and proudly elevating the legacy, energy, and competitive spirit of the Sindhi Circle.

