Extension Activities

Entrepreneurship Summit Inauguration Schedule
Date: 09 February 2026
The Department of Management, Kristu Jayanti University, with great pride and academic commitment, organized its prestigious Signature Event – Entrepreneurship Series, envisioned to ignite and nurture the entrepreneurial spirit among young and aspiring minds. The series was meticulously designed to create a transformative learning environment, aimed at equipping students with the critical competencies, innovative thinking, and leadership qualities essential for entrepreneurial success in today’s dynamic business landscape. The five-day Entrepreneurship Summit, conducted from 9th to 13th February, stood as a celebration of innovation, enterprise, and experiential learning. Each day of the programme was thoughtfully structured to inspire, engage, and empower students through meaningful interactions with accomplished entrepreneurs, industry experts, and emerging student leaders. The series commenced on Day One with a formal and dignified Inauguration Ceremony, marking the beginning of an intellectually enriching journey. This was followed by a keynote entrepreneurial address by Dr. Nishant Jayant, Fondur & Director - Peritum Productions and Events Pvt.Ltd whose insightful deliberations on innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurial vision set an inspiring tone for the entire series.


Spark A Smile
Date: 29 January 2026
The Department of Management, School of Business and Management, Kristu Jayanti Deemed to be University, successfully organised Spark a Smile, a student-driven extension activity, on 29 January 2026 near the Humanities Block.

Spark a Smile was conceptualized with the objective of fostering social responsibility, empathy, and experiential learning among students. As part of the initiative, students organised various stalls within the university premises, with the profits generated being contributed towards a charitable cause. The event provided students with a unique opportunity to combine entrepreneurship with compassion, translating classroom learning into meaningful community engagement.

The funds raised through this initiative were earmarked to support Morningstar Learning Center, an ashram that provides care and support to over 65 mentally challenged and physically disabled inmates. The contributions were directed towards meeting essential needs such as RO water filters and UPS batteries, thereby improving the quality of life and daily functioning of the residents.

The success of Spark a Smile was made possible through the constant support and encouragement of the management, the guidance of the Dean, Head of the Department, coordinators, and the wholehearted involvement of faculty members. The dedication and enthusiasm of the student coordinators and volunteers played a pivotal role in planning and executing the event smoothly.

More than an extension activity, Spark a Smile emerged as a collective expression of compassion, collaboration, and social commitment. The initiative reaffirmed the department’s commitment to nurturing socially responsible future leaders and promoting learning beyond the classroom.


Social Outreach Activity - Pre-Visit for “Spark a Smile” Initiative
Date: 22 January 2026
The Department of Management, School of Business and Management, Kristu Jayanti Deemed to be University, organised a Social Outreach Activity on 22nd January 2026 as part of the department’s extension club initiatives for the academic year 2025–2026.

A group of 36 student members of the Students Extension Club visited the Morning Star Learning Center at Chagalatti Village to conduct a pre-visit need assessment for the upcoming “Spark a Smile” initiative. The primary objective of the visit was to understand the institution’s requirements, interact with the beneficiaries, and gain first-hand insights into the challenges faced by children from underprivileged backgrounds.

During the visit, students engaged with the authorities and learners of the center, observed the environment, and identified essential support needed for the beneficiaries. This experience helped students develop empathy, social responsibility, and practical exposure to community service activities.

The pre-visit played a crucial role in ensuring better planning and effective execution of the “Spark a Smile” initiative, reinforcing the department’s commitment towards inclusive development and meaningful social engagement.


Extension Activity Club- Orientation 2025
Date: 25 August 2025
The Department of Management, School of Business and Management, Kristu Jayanti Deemed to be University, conducted an Orientation Programme for the Extension Activity Club on 25th August 2025 for the first-year BBA students.

The session, led by Dr. Rakhi Mohan, introduced students to the vision, mission, and objectives of the Extension Club, highlighting its focus on social responsibility, community engagement, and sustainable development. Faculty coordinators and senior members shared insights into past initiatives such as community outreach programmes, awareness campaigns, donation drives, and sustainability projects.

The orientation provided a platform for students to understand the importance of holistic development beyond academics, encouraging them to participate actively in upcoming initiatives. Students expressed enthusiasm and motivation to engage in meaningful activities that foster leadership, empathy, and collaboration.

The event concluded with a strong message of service, teamwork, and responsibility, inspiring students to contribute positively to society through the Extension Club.


Extension Activity: Soul to Sole – Footwear Donation Drive
Date: 09 August 2025
On 9th August 2025, the Department of Management, School of Business and Management, Kristu Jayanti Deemed to be University, organised a footwear donation drive under the initiative “Soul to Sole”. A team of 12 volunteers from V semester BBA, led by Dr. Rakhi Mohan, visited K Narayanapura, Kothanur to distribute sandals to underprivileged and migrant children.

The program aimed to provide comfort, protection, and dignity to school-going children who often walk barefoot, thereby promoting better hygiene and boosting their confidence. New sandals in various sizes were distributed to ensure each child received a suitable pair.

The initiative brought joy to the children and reinforced among students the values of empathy, compassion, and social responsibility, proving that even small acts of kindness can create a meaningful impact in the community.