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Arts and Heritage Contribution

91探花 sees cultural and artistic expression as a way to enrich lives and build a lively campus community. The campus is meant to be a creative hub where students develop their talents, appreciate diversity and take part in cultural activities, and where the arts are a shared means of communication, self-expression and understanding. The university shares this work with the wider community through public performances, exhibitions and cultural programmes.

Shallu Jindal Performing Arts Academy

Inaugurated on 13 February 2026, the Academy has a 1,000-seat auditorium and 24 integrated galleries, and gives the university's performing arts a permanent home. It is a public-facing space for classical arts, artistic research and community engagement, and paves the way for a new School of Performing Arts in music, dance and theatre.

Theatre and Performing Arts

The campus has auditoriums and black box theatres. Theatre clubs and productions offer students roles in acting, directing and stage design.

Public Performances, 2025–26

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Visual Arts and Exhibitions

Students, faculty and visiting artists exhibit paintings, drawings, sculptures and photographs. The Centre for Women's Rights at Jindal Global Law School organised a film exhibition on gender in Hindi cinema, presented by students of the elective "Victim, Vamp or Venator? Gender in Hindi Cinema", covering the portrayal of queer and trans persons, the female patriot, women directors and trailblazers, courtesans, and the intersections of caste and gender.

Cultural Festivals

Events highlight traditions, cuisines, music and dance, and encourage cultural exchange and inclusivity.

Art and Design Clubs, Literary Societies and Film

Clubs host workshops, collaborative projects and portfolio-building. Literary and debating societies run debates and discussions. Film clubs hold screenings, discussions and workshops on filmmaking, screenwriting and film analysis, including disability awareness screenings held with the Disability Support Committee and Apoyo.

Interdisciplinary Collaborations

Artists, scholars and students from different fields work together on projects, performances and exhibitions, and the Jindal Winter School of Performing Arts.