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Introduction
Introduction
Abhivyakti, the Subject Society of Social Sciences and Humanities Department, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, University of Delhi, has evolved into a vibrant academic and cultural platform dedicated to fostering intellectual inquiry, creative expression, social responsibility, and holistic student development. Since its inception, the society has served as a bridge between students and faculty, creating opportunities for meaningful engagement beyond the classroom through seminars, conferences, heritage walks, educational visits, cultural programmes, social outreach initiatives, publications, debates, workshops, and its annual fest, MRIDANG.
At the heart of Abhivyakti's success lies its dedicated team of Office Bearers, who assume the responsibility of planning, coordinating, and executing the society's activities throughout the academic session. The office bearers not only represent the interests and aspirations of the student community but also uphold the values and vision of the department through leadership, teamwork, and service. Each council contributes uniquely to the society's growth, ensuring continuity while introducing innovative ideas and initiatives that enrich departmental life.
Over the years, successive councils have strengthened Abhivyakti's reputation as a platform for academic excellence, cultural enrichment, democratic engagement, and experiential learning. Through their dedication and collective efforts, office bearers have transformed departmental activities into meaningful experiences that inspire participation, dialogue, and leadership among students.
Leadership Legacy
Leadership Legacy
The history of Abhivyakti is marked by the contributions of successive student councils that have continuously expanded the scope and impact of departmental activities.
Under the leadership of:
Akshay – President
Alka Singh – Vice-President
Abhivyakti worked towards strengthening student participation, intellectual engagement, and cultural expression in the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities. The council created an inclusive platform for academic dialogue, talent showcase, and active involvement in departmental initiatives. Through lectures, discussions, cultural programmes, and student-centric activities, it promoted interdisciplinary learning and a vibrant academic environment. The session was marked by enthusiasm, collaboration, and consistent efforts to build a strong foundation for future councils. The practices, traditions, and values established during this period significantly shaped the society’s functioning in the years that followed, making it an important phase in its development.
Under the leadership of:
Surbhi Negi – President
Rishika Jain – Vice-President
Yash Joshi – General Secretary
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Abhivyakti adapted to unprecedented challenges by shifting its activities to virtual platforms. Despite disruptions, the council ensured continuity through online lectures, webinars, and interactive discussions, keeping students engaged and connected. Digital tools were effectively used to maintain academic dialogue and community participation. The tenure highlighted resilience, innovation, and commitment to student welfare, ensuring uninterrupted intellectual growth and engagement during a time of crisis.
Under the leadership of:
Yash Joshi – President
Kamya Pandey – Vice-President
Aprajita – General Secretary
Abhivyakti witnessed renewed energy and active participation following the gradual return to offline academic life. The society organized lectures, workshops, heritage walks, film screenings, seminars, and MRIDANG ’22, creating opportunities for intellectual engagement, cultural exploration, and experiential learning.
Under the leadership of:
Chandan Dawar – President
Diksha Bhardwaj – Vice-President
Simran Bajwa – General Secretary
The society organized numerous academic and cultural programmes, including heritage walks, educational visits, documentary screenings, special lectures, seminars, and MRIDANG ’23. The tenure was marked by vibrant participation and strengthened Abhivaykti’s role as a centre for intellectual and cultural exchange.
Under the leadership of:
Priyanshu Singh – President
Anshika Singh – Vice-President
Himanshi Giri - General Secretary
The society continued its tradition of excellence through educational visits, social outreach programmes, film screenings, alumni interactions, departmental trips, and MRIDANG ’24. The launch of AGRAGAMI, the department’s official magazine, marked a significant milestone, providing students with a platform for creative and intellectual expression.
Under the leadership of:
Shiva Singh – President
Mansi Rana – Vice-President
Vikrant Pundir - General Secretary
The society witnessed remarkable academic and cultural growth through conferences, seminars, workshops, alumni engagement programmes, educational visits, constitutional awareness campaigns, and linguistic initiatives. Key highlights included the International Conference on Prayaga Mahakumbha 2025, UPSC Masterclass, Constitution Day celebrations, Hindi Diwas programmes, UMANG ’25, and various experiential learning initiatives that enriched student participation.
Under the leadership of:
Vidhi Bansal – President
Varsha Krishnan - Vice President
Shreyas Gupta – General Secretary
The academic session 2025–26 marked a vibrant and enriching chapter for ABHIVYAKTI, reflecting its continued commitment to academic excellence, cultural engagement, and student leadership. Under the leadership of Vidhi Bansal, the society organized a diverse range of academic, cultural, and experiential initiatives, including lectures, debates, educational visits, constitutional awareness programmes, workshops, and MRIDANG ’26. Through these endeavours, ABHIVYAKTI fostered intellectual curiosity, creativity, civic awareness, and active student participation, further strengthening the department’s vision of holistic education and meaningful engagement.
Under the leadership of:
Shreyas Gupta– President
Shivya Pandey - Vice President
The council of 2026–27 continues ABHIVYAKTI’s legacy of academic excellence, cultural vibrancy, and student leadership. Building upon the achievements of previous councils, the society remains committed to creating inclusive spaces for dialogue, innovation, critical thinking, and community engagement. Through educational visits, cultural events, and social initiatives, the office bearers continue to strengthen the department’s vision of holistic education, active student participation, and responsible citizenship.
Past Tenures Archive
Past Tenures Archive
The Annual Reports of Abhivyakti documents the society’s academic, cultural, and institutional journey over the years, reflecting its evolving vision of student engagement, leadership, and intellectual development. Each session highlights key initiatives, programmes, and milestones that have contributed to the growth of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities. The complete archive of reports is available for reference through the respective tenure links:
These records collectively showcase the society’s continued commitment to academic excellence, cultural vibrancy, and collaborative learning.
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