The murder mystery event was conducted on 23rd October at GICT lawn as a fun activity to get students involved in critical thinking where they find clues using their skills to track down the murderer in the game. There were three different crime scenes set up around the GICT building which had three different cases and character outlines. The writers came up with original stories and for the clues, paper chits and existing objects found at home were used to build a crime scene. Registrations required participants to pay 20 rupees for an individual and 100 rupees for a group of 5. Final registrations were of about 120 people who were divided into groups and assigned their cases. Participants had to run from one clue to another around the building and were judged based on which group completed all of the tasks the fastest. The winning groups from the three different crime scenes were awarded with coupons worth 500 rupees from Fullfill.

For the first time ever, the Students' Magazine Club organised a launch event for their magazine edition titled "Aapdu Amdavad." In collaboration with the Music Club, the Food and Nutrition Club, the Dance Club, and the Photography Club, we left no stone unturned to make it an evening full of masti and dhamaal. The writers of the articles presented their thoughts behind their articles and their writing process. Photography Club set up a beautiful photo booth for pictures. The Dance Club and Music Club had dhamakedaar performances reminiscing the Amdavadi culture and the Food and Nutrition Club had some Amdavadi delicacies lined up for the students. The evening ended with everyone enjoying themselves doing garba. 

As a part of the Youth Fest 2022, the Students Magazine Club organized an on-campus edition of the Murder Mystery. There were 2 rounds, 35 teams and 193 participants. All of them were allotted one and a half hours to solve a set of clues. The clues included chat screenshots, autopsy reports and other evidences spread across the campus. Students were seen running from one location to the next to beat the clock and unmask the murderer. No stone was left unturned! The Magazine Club worked tirelessly to make the event a success. Since the event was offline, a wider range of interactive media such as videos, photos and other props were used to enhance the experience. The teams thoroughly enjoyed the event! 

Baatein Ankaheen is a series of events which aims to facilitate discussion on topics that might be considered taboo otherwise. These discussions encompassed a wide range of topics- from dark humor to freedom of expression. The primary focus of this event was to nudge the students to ponder over such issues by equipping them with an environment that is conducive to debate and discussion while also creating a space to unwind and have some fun. 

Murder Mystery was a part of the Youth Fest 2021. It originated from the need to create an event that is exciting but simultaneously challenging. This event demanded the participants to use their wits as they navigated through the different tasks and puzzles while also thoroughly enjoying themselves. About 170 participants were put in teams of 5 which amplified their fervor as they got a chance to compete against the other teams.