Avantika University marked the 75th International Human Rights Day with a dynamic and engaging initiative organized by the NSS wing and the Cycling Club. On this occasion, the university aimed to raise awareness about human rights through a spirited cycling rally and a creative Poster Making Competition.

The day commenced with an inspiring cycling rally led by members of the Cycling Club, weaving through the campus and adjoining areas. The rally served as a powerful visual representation of unity and commitment to the cause of human rights. Participants, adorned with banners and placards, conveyed messages of equality, justice, and fundamental rights, reinforcing the university's dedication to promoting human rights values.

Simultaneously, the Poster Making Competition, organized by the NSS wing, provided a platform for students to express their perspectives on human rights through art. Participants showcased their artistic prowess and creativity in crafting posters that conveyed powerful messages about the significance of upholding human rights globally.