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Abstract This study investigates suicide contagion among Indian adolescents, analysing risk from both short-form video platforms and cinematic media using a descriptive cross-sectional quantitative design (N = 52). Exposure to suicide-related content was confirmed to be widespread across media types, validating the Werther Effect in contemporary digital contexts. Critically, findings…

Abstract This research paper explores the intersection of online anonymity and accountability among Indian men on social media platforms. Drawing from cultural, psychological, and sociological perspectives, the study examines how anonymity amplifies gendered abuse, casual misogyny, and toxic masculine behavior. Using a mixed-methods approach involving surveys and qualitative content analysis,…

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Debut Debut Inaugurated ThreeDay Media Fest at JNC On 20 January, the Centre for Media Studies at Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous commenced the three-day Media Fest by inaugurating Debut, the National Performing Arts Festival. It began with a welcome address by Nikhil Banerjee, Head of Visual Communications Department, who highlighted performance as a significant medium of expression. The…

Scintillation 2026 Lights Up the Campus with Culture and Creativity A celebration of talent and energy at Scintillation 2026 On 30 and 31 January, Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous hosted its grand two-day cultural fest, Scintillation, themed on Aurora. The annual fest turned out to be a vibrant and memorable celebration. The campus was beautifully decorated and filled with excitement as students…

Scintillation Banner Drop Marks The Celebrations A thrilling car drift performance electrifies the campus as students cheer during the launch of Jyoti Nivas College’s fest, Scintillation The two day annual fest of Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous, Scintillation, scheduled to take place on 30and 31 January, began with a dramatic banner drop on 7 January near the Jyoti Auditorium. The event…

A warm welcome was extended to the second and sixth semester students, as college commenced with the new semester on 24 November. The atmosphereof the campus was lively, since first-year students returned after initial months ofadjustment, while in contrast, final year students resumed with a sense of purpose and determination. With the new semester, Jyotinivites are more settled and…

On 3 December, the Department of English at Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous hosted its maiden international conference on Ecology and New Narratives. The keynoteaddress was delivered by Dr Harini Nagendra, an award-winning author and director, School of Climate Changeand Sustainability, Azim Premji University. The Book of Abstracts and a creative booklet La Bibliotheque Interieure were also…

The pre-university AICUF club organised a food fest on 26 November, which featured a wide range of stalls, from savoury dishes to desserts, along with fun and engaging game activitiesthat attracted a good number of participants.

The Department of Economics at Jyoti Nivas College, organised a one day study trip to Mysuru on 29 November. A total of 43 students from the second and final year participated in the trip. It was led by Dr Leena Nair, Head of the Department of Economics and Assistant Professor Dr Anuja B. The group visited the Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation (KSIC), where they observed the complete process…

On 28 November, AICUF hosted a special screening of Sitaare Zameen Par, directed by RS Prasanna at the Jyoti Auditorium as a fundraising event for World AIDS Day. The minimally ticketed screening was held with a sincere intention to support people affected by AIDS. The event saw enthusiastic student participation that filled the hall with vibrant energy. All the funds raised were donated to a…

Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous organised a seminar on Intellectual Property Rights and Patent Law on 26 November at the St Joseph Auditorium. The event was hosted by the IPR Cell in association with IQAC and the Institution’s Innovation Council, aimed to raise awareness about the importance of protecting creative and scientific innovations in today’s rapidly evolving knowledge economy. Bindu…

Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous hosted Ruach 2025: Breath to Music on December 2, a vibrant Christmas choir competition, which was followed by a special musical concert, filling the campus with festive cheer. Presented by White Gold, the programme showcased performances from fantastic groups such as Serenata Chorale (SJCC), ChristUniversity Kengeri Choir and the Josephite Choir (SJU), each…

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) club of Jyoti Nivas College organised a blood donation drive on 1 December, collaborating with Lions Blood Bank. Organised near the Degree Block entrance, the drive received an enthusiastic response with more than 100 volunteers from both faculty and students. After the mandatory screening process, 66 eligible donors successfully donated their blood. The drive…

The Department of Tourism and Travel Management of Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous organised its annual domestic trip on 26 November to Pondicherry and Mahabalipuram. Totally 45 students and five faculty members, including Head of Department, Dr Anila Thomas, Administrator, Sr Sajitha Jose and Manager, Sr Nalini P had embarked on the trip. They were accompanied by two guides from Spentime…

The Visual Communications department at the Centre of Media Studies hosted a successful fullday product photography workshop on 28 November in the St Francis Video Studio. Conducted by professional photographer Jobin Johnson and his assistant Joel, the session focused on equipping the second- and third-year Visual Communications students in product photography. The seven-and-a-half-hour…

The NCC unit of Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous organised a trek to Siddara Betta on 17 December for the NCC cadets under the supervision of Dr Capt H K Rooparani, who guided the cadets throughout the activity. A total of 75 cadets participated in the training programme, which focused on building physical endurance, mental resilience, team spirit and leadership skills. The trek fostered a sense of…