Edinbox
Parul University to Host PU’s Navratri 2026 With Nine Nights of Garba, Music and Festive Activities

Parul University to Host PU’s Navratri 2026 With Nine Nights of Garba, Music and Festive Activities

Parul University is gearing up for PU’s Navratri 2026, as the campus prepares for a series of festive nights filled with garba, music, dhol beats and vibrant colours.

The celebrations are scheduled from October 11 to October 20, 2026, with festivities taking place every day from 8:30 pm to midnight. The university has invited students to get ready for the Navratri season as the campus comes alive with music, dance and the festive spirit.

The celebrations will begin with Ratri, followed by the much-awaited Navratri nights. Students can expect an atmosphere centred around garba, traditional attire, music and dhol beats, bringing the university community together for the festival. 

Ratri and Navratri celebrations at Parul University

The university’s event poster describes PU’s Navratri 2026 as “A Celebration Written in Rhythm”, with the celebrations planned across nine nights.

Students have been encouraged to bring out their ghagras and traditional outfits, get their garba moves ready and join their friends for the festivities. The celebration is designed to give students an opportunity to enjoy the cultural traditions of Navratri together on campus.

With the countdown already underway, Parul University is preparing for a festive stretch that combines music, dance, colour and campus camaraderie.

PU’s Navratri 2026: Key Details

  • Event: PU’s Navratri 2026
  • Dates: October 11–20, 2026
  • Time: 8:30 pm to 12 midnight daily
  • Highlights: Ratri, Navratri, garba, music, dhol beats and festive celebrations
  • Venue: Parul University campus

The university’s message to students is simple: Ratri first, Navratri next, the celebrations start here.

Miss Kanishka

Kanishka is a writer and acclaimed poetess from Jabalpur who gives words to things people often overlook. She writes opinion articles and content to create an impact and make people think.

She has been featured in several national and international magazines and anthologies, and holds two national records — one for the longest reverse poem and another for compiling an all-female anthology.

Add comment