‘Afro Fest’ was grandly organized at Rabindranath Tagore University for the third consecutive year
Bhopal. As part of the ongoing annual fest ‘Rhythm 2026’ at Rabindranath Tagore University (RNTU), ‘Afro Fest’—a celebration of African culture and traditions—was organized for the third consecutive year with immense enthusiasm and grandeur. Students from various universities, including RNTU’s own African students as well as other African students residing in Bhopal, actively participated in the event, transforming it into a vibrant inter-collegiate cultural festival.
During Afro Fest, a series of colorful performances captivated the audience. The program featured energetic dance performances, melodious music, and engaging fashion shows, showcasing a unique blend of African traditions and modern artistic expressions. This year, the event also incorporated activities such as live band performances and theatrical presentations, which received immense appreciation and an enthusiastic response from the audience.
The event was successfully conducted under the guidance and encouragement of the university’s senior leadership, notably including Pro-Chancellor Dr. Aditi Chaturvedi Vats, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ravi Prakash Dubey, and Registrar Dr. Sangeeta Johari.
The program was successfully coordinated by Dr. Ritu Kumaran, Dean of International Affairs, whose efforts ensured that the event was both highly memorable and successful.
An atmosphere of energy, music, and creativity permeated the entire campus, as students showcased their talents and embraced cultural diversity. ‘Afro Fest’ once again established itself as a powerful platform for artistic expression, cultural exchange, and unity. Rabindranath Tagore University continues to organize such meaningful cultural events to foster the holistic development of its students, promote global cultural understanding, and cultivate an inclusive environment.
