As the semester winds down and the campus grows quieter, the soft glow of diyas and festive lights reminds students of home, of family laughter, shared sweets.. This Diwali, the journey from hostels to homes isn’t just about distance; it’s about carrying the warmth of celebration wherever we go. Photojournalists: Avni Rai and Saumya Agrawal
And just like that, we find ourselves home again, where the festival of lights shines the brightest.
Even as the hostels empty out, the lights stay on, holding space for every story written here.
It begins with a spark one diya, one memory, one moment of light before we all head home.
A fleeting sparkle, a burst of joy — Diwali nights that glow brighter before we part ways
Patterns of patience and colour, every swirl of rangoli feels like a reminder of home’s gentle chaos.
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The life of a Mass Communication student is much more than what people usually see. While media projects, podcasts, and video productions may look exciting, they are supported by everyday routines that include learning, collaboration, creativity, and personal balance. From analyzing newspapers and understanding current affairs to handling cameras, recording podcasts, and editing videos, every day brings a new learning experience. This photo gallery captures different moments from a typical day in the life of a Mass Communication student. It highlights both the academic and practical aspects of the field, along with the small personal moments in between. Together, these images show the journey behind the scenes — the learning, teamwork, and dedication that shape the future storytellers and media professionals.