Indiranagar Composite PU College came alive with music, dance, creativity, and youthful enthusiasm as it hosted INFINIA 2026, its annual inter-collegiate cultural festival. Drawing participation from 15 colleges across the city and welcoming over 350 student participants, the event transformed the campus into a vibrant hub of artistic expression, healthy competition, and camaraderie.

The festival commenced with a dignified inaugural ceremony held at 10:00 a.m., beginning with an invocation by the INCPUC Dance Team, followed by the State Anthem and the traditional lighting of the lamp. The gathering was welcomed by Principal Smt. Nirmala Varkey, while Smt. Vineetha Menon introduced the Chief Guest. The inaugural session also featured addresses by Sri. Gopinathan C., President of KNET, Sri. Balakrishnan P.V.N., Secretary of KNET, Chief Guest Ms. Nandini G., Sri. Haneef M., President of Kerala Samajam, and Sri. Reji Kumar, General Secretary of Kerala Samajam, before the official inauguration concluded with a vote of thanks by Smt. Jyothi M and the National Anthem.

Following the inauguration, the campus resonated with excitement as participants competed in an impressive range of cultural events. The on-stage competitions included Solo Dance, Group Dance, Solo Singing, MIME, and Fashion Walk, where contestants showcased exceptional talent, creativity, and confidence before enthusiastic  audiences.

The fest also featured a diverse lineup of off-stage competitions, including Dumb Charades, Quiz, Face Painting, Creative Writing, Mobile Gaming, and Treasure Hunt. These events encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, creativity, and friendly rivalry, ensuring there was something for every participant.

The festival concluded on a high note with the announcement of the championship results. St. Anne’s PU College for Girls emerged as the Overall Champions of INFINIA 2026, delivering outstanding performances across multiple events and earning the coveted title amidst strong competition.