A vibrant platform for school students to showcase creativity, scientific thinking, literary talent, sporting ability and social awareness.
School Chapter
Yuva Utsav – School Chapter is designed to bring school students together on one platform to express creativity, scientific thinking, literary talent, sporting ability and social awareness.
Yuva Kaushal Utsav is a school fest with emphasis on drug-free youth, environmental protection, water conservation and healthy living.
Encouraging innovative ideas and expression.
Promoting curiosity, knowledge and innovation.
Building responsible and aware young citizens.
Drug-Free Youth • Save Environment • Save Water • Healthy Living
Explore a vibrant range of creative, literary, scientific, sports, recreational and awareness-based activities for participating school students.
One Act Play, Poem Recitation (preferably self-composed), Monoacting / Mimicry / Mime, Group Dance and Solo Song.
Poster-Making, Slogan Writing, Mehndi and Best Snapshots.
At least one team from each school may participate through Discussion, Best Remedial Idea Submission and Essay Writing.
All participating schools may bring at least one best-out-of-waste handmade piece to promote recycling and creative reuse of plastic.
Table Tennis, Chess, Carom Board, Yoga, Health and Hygiene and Small Portable Gym.
One team from each school may participate in Weight Lifting, Skipping, Push-ups, etc.
Check Your Ability – on-the-spot General Knowledge Test.
Water, Environment, Health and Educational Courses GK.
Preferably based on Save Water, Energy and Environment.
Awareness about the ill effects of drugs and excessive use of plastic.
Awareness about various job opportunities available in India.
A vibrant Selfie Corner promoting the messages of Drug-Free Punjab, Save Environment and Save Water.
A dedicated Food Corner for participants and visitors to enjoy refreshments during the Yuva Utsav.
Various stalls by NGOs and Self-Help Groups will provide an opportunity to engage with community initiatives and social causes.
Participation may be organized through school-wise teams and individual entries, as applicable to each activity.
Certificates and awards may be presented to winners/participants, subject to the final approved event rules.
Schools are encouraged to maximize participation across creative, literary, scientific, sports, recreational and awareness activities.
Celebrating culture, creativity, tradition and the vibrant talent of our young participants.
Traditional Punjabi folk dance celebrating the cultural spirit, grace and energy of Punjab.
An energetic Punjabi folk performance showcasing enthusiasm, rhythm, strength and team spirit.
A creative platform for students to showcase Indian folk and tribal dance traditions.
A creative stage performance combining storytelling, acting, costumes and meaningful themes.
Rules & Guidelines
The following rules and guidelines should be followed by all participating teams during the Giddha competition.
Rules & Guidelines
The following rules and guidelines should be followed by all participating teams during the Bhangra competition.
Rules & Guidelines
The following rules and guidelines should be followed by all participating teams during the Group Dance competition.
Rules & Guidelines
The following rules and guidelines should be followed by all participating teams during the Skit competition.
Explore the exciting events of LTSU Youth Festival.
(30-40 words): Event Details an interactive, peer-led wellness and lifestyle counselling station designed specifically for the LTSU Youth Festival. Operating under a "Multispecialty Wellness Clinic" theme, this single-table setup provides fast, targeted, and empathetic micro-consultations tailored to the unique academic and physical stressors of every major discipline on campus—from tech and management to healthcare and hospitality.
Targeted Departmental Prescriptions: Custom 2-minute micro-counselling chats using color-coded "Rx Jars" filled with specialized tips for specific fields of study.
Engaging Hook Slogans: Fun, field-specific catchy hooks to draw students in (e.g., "Debugging code? Let's debug your burnout" or "High-stakes targets? Let's audit your stress levels").
Interactive Sensory Elements: Practical demonstrations including the 20-20-20 eye strain rule, 30-second shoulder rolls, box breathing for presentation anxiety, and aromatherapy sensory resets using mint or lavender oil.
The Universal Fix: Closing every interaction with foundational wellness advice: 7 hours of sleep, proper hydration, and open communication.
Outcome Peer Support & Burnout Reduction: Alleviates immediate festival and academic stress, fostering a culture of mutual support across different university departments. De-stigmatization of Mental Health: Normalizes talking about stress, anxiety, and self-care in a lively, non-judgmental youth festival environment. Seamless Professional Hand-offs: Establishes a secure pipeline to direct students facing severe psychological distress to the university's professional medical cell and counsellors safely.
Students draw or receive tailored micro-tips based on their specific major (Tech/Coding, Pharma/Nursing, Business/Management, or Hospitality). The 30-Second Posture & Breath Reset: Quick physical posture checks and guided box-breathing exercises conducted right at the table. The Universal Wellness Pledge: Every visitor concludes their station visit with a quick reminder on hydration, rest, and empathetic listening.
Open to all enrolled students and faculty members of Lamrin Tech Skills University (LTSU) visiting the youth festival. Time / Duration Date: 16 October 2026 Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (4-hour continuous interactive window)
Health, Wellness & Peer Support Initiative / Youth Festival Activity Target Audience: Cross-disciplinary University Students (Engineering, BCA, MCA, B.Pharm, D.Pharm, Nursing, BBA, MBA, Commerce, BHM) k
Scope & Professional Boundaries Peer-Level Support Only: Acting strictly as wellness guides, peer listeners, and lifestyle coaches. Do not diagnose medical or psychiatric conditions. Mandatory Referral Protocol: For severe personal trauma, extreme depression, or self-harm thoughts, immediately guide students to the university’s professional counsellor or medical cell using the campus emergency contact slip kept at the table. Strict Confidentiality: All personal stress or academic struggles shared by students remain strictly confidential between them and the counselling team.
Time & Crowd Management (The Single-Table Rule) The 3-Minute Limit: Keep interactions fast, dynamic, and engaging (3 to 5 minutes per student) to avoid blockages in festival walkways. Active Rotation: Rotate team roles every hour: Person A: Manages course-wise Rx jars and interactive props. Person B: Handles active listening and quick counselling chats. Person C: Handles crowd control, sanitization, and handing out notes/flyers.
Hygiene & Table Presentation Sanitization First: Keep a prominent hand sanitizer bottle on the table. Frequently sanitize all shared props (blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters, aromatherapy bottles) between students. Clutter Control: Keep only active props (Rx jars, centrepiece poster, suggestion chits) on the surface. Store extra supplies (pens, spare slips, water bottles) securely under or behind the table.
Behaviour & Tone Welcoming and Approachable: Match the festive environment with warm smiles, friendly body language, and light humour instead of a rigid clinic demeanour. Zero Judgment: Validate every student's feelings equally—whether minor project anxiety or major exam pressure—across all departments without exception.
The Debate Competition is an engaging platform designed to encourage students to express their views, develop critical thinking and demonstrate confidence, communication and presentation skills. Participants will debate on a contemporary topic related to the impact of social media on young people.
“Is social media doing more harm than good to young people?”
“क्या सोशल मीडिया युवाओं के लिए लाभ से अधिक हानिकारक है?”
“ਕੀ ਸੋਸ਼ਲ ਮੀਡੀਆ ਨੌਜਵਾਨਾਂ ਲਈ ਫ਼ਾਇਦੇ ਨਾਲੋਂ ਜ਼ਿਆਦਾ ਨੁਕਸਾਨਦਾਇਕ ਹੈ?”
The competition will be conducted in English / Hindi / Punjabi as specified.
Each participant will pick a chit at the beginning of the debate. The chit will indicate whether the participant has to speak in favour of or against the given topic. Participants must present their arguments according to the side mentioned on the chit.
Each speaker will be given a maximum of 5 minutes. Participants exceeding the allotted time limit will be disqualified.
A warning bell will ring at 4 minutes and the final bell will ring at 5 minutes.
No participant is allowed to read from papers while presenting their arguments.
The decision of the judges will be final and binding.
Quality, relevance and depth of arguments presented by the participant.
Confidence, voice modulation and effective delivery of arguments.
Clarity, fluency and effectiveness of communication.
Overall impact, presentation style and ability to engage the audience.
Moot Court, Rayat College of Law
16 October 2026 | 11:00 AM
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