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The two-day annual cultural festival Rang-e-Chinar 2.0 concluded on Sunday at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar, with enthralling performances, artistic exhibitions, and spirited participation that turned the campus into a vibrant hub of creativity and celebration.

Held under the theme “Roots and Rhythms,” this year’s edition drew over 8,000 attendees, including students, faculty, alumni, and visitors from across Jammu and Kashmir. The festival featured more than 40 competitions and cultural activities, offering a dynamic blend of traditional art and modern creative expression.

Participants from 25 institutions took part in a variety of events ranging from Henna Art, Silambam, Fabric Painting, Crochet, and Clay Art to singing, dancing, acting, photography,

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