Technology and Cultural Performances Take Centre Stage at KLH Aziznagar Avinya 2026

The two day campus festival featured AI challenges, entrepreneurial pitching, digital creativity and live performances, with Srikanth Surampudi, General Manager, HR and Regional Head, Human Resources at Tata Consultancy Services, attending as Chief Guest.

Technology and Cultural Performances Take Centre Stage at KLH Aziznagar Avinya 2026
Hyderabad, November 6, 2026: KLH Aziznagar Campus recently organised Avinya 2026, its two day annual techno cultural festival, featuring technology competitions, entrepreneurial activities and cultural performances.
The event brought together students, faculty members and staff, providing opportunities for participants to explore technical concepts, present ideas and take part in creative activities beyond regular academic programmes.
The festival combined technology focused competitions with performances and cultural events, reflecting the range of interests and abilities among students.

Among the technical events were Pitch Vault, AI vs. Human, Tech Meme War and the AI Video & VFX Reel Challenge.
Pitch Vault provided a platform for students to present entrepreneurial ideas, while AI vs. Human encouraged participants to engage with concepts related to artificial intelligence.
Tech Meme War brought digital creativity into the programme, allowing students to explore technology related themes through humour and visual communication.
The AI Video & VFX Reel Challenge focused on creative storytelling using artificial intelligence and visual effects.
Together, these activities encouraged participants to apply their technical knowledge, experiment with digital tools and communicate ideas through different formats.

The festival also provided opportunities for students to work together and develop practical skills through participation in competitions.
Alongside the technical events, Avinya 2026 featured a cultural programme with music, dance and live performances.
The cultural night included singing, guitar performances, drum sequences and dance presentations by students.
Participants appeared in traditional and contemporary attire, reflecting different cultural backgrounds and artistic interests within the campus community.
The programme brought technical and performing arts activities together as part of the same student festival.
Srikanth Surampudi, General Manager, HR and Regional Head, Human Resources at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), attended Avinya 2026 as Chief Guest.

The festival also welcomed guests from the film industry and other professional fields.
Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President, KL Deemed to be University, spoke about the role of campus festivals in student development.
He said, “Such events showcase the energy, imagination and diverse talents of our students. Exploring technology, presenting ideas and performing on stage help young people build confidence, strengthen teamwork and develop leadership skills. We encourage students to embrace these opportunities as an integral part of their education.”
The statement highlighted the university’s emphasis on combining classroom learning with opportunities for students to participate in practical and creative activities.

Avinya 2026 was organised under the supervision of Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal, KLH Aziznagar Campus.
The organising committee, faculty members and student volunteers contributed to the coordination and execution of the two day programme.
During the festival, meritorious students and staff members received certificates of appreciation for their achievements and contributions.
The recognition acknowledged individual efforts alongside the collaborative work involved in organising campus activities.
Through its combination of technology competitions, entrepreneurial presentations and cultural performances, Avinya 2026 provided students with opportunities to participate in activities extending beyond their academic curriculum.
The festival concluded with recognition for participants and contributors, bringing together technical learning, creative expression and student engagement at KLH Aziznagar Campus.

At Prittle Prattle News, featuring you virtuously, we celebrate the commitment and innovation. Led by Editor-in-Chief Smruti Bhalerao, our platform is dedicated to sharing impactful stories that inspire change and create awareness. Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube for more stories that matter.