The second ManoMandal session brought the series to the Kandoli campus. Like the first, it was built around the theme "Heartfelt Connections: Open Conversations for All" and invited students to share their experiences, challenges and successes in a friendly, inclusive atmosphere.
Student speakers from the Schools of Law, Modern Media, Liberal Studies and Business shared their journeys, and student counsellor Dr Veena Krishnan joined as guest speaker. Participants again wore orange as a sign of warmth and positivity.
Impact
Students on both campuses now have the same safe space to talk and the same access to peer support.
2ndsession, after Bidholi
4schools represented by student speakers
₹0cost of the event
Kandoli students could share their experiences without travelling to Bidholi.
Freshers from several schools heard from seniors in their own disciplines.
The series showed that open conversation needs no budget, only willing people.
Highlights
A welcoming introduction explained the focus on emotional well-being and open conversation.
An ice-breaker game encouraged everyone to join in.
Seniors from four schools talked about the challenges they had faced and how they had overcome them.
Dr Veena Krishnan shared advice on university life, mentorship and balancing study with well-being.
Seniors were thanked with a token of appreciation, and the evening closed with music.
Photographs
Senior students share their experiences.Participants at the Kandoli session.Music closes the evening.Students address their peers.
