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Law varsity students shine at Abhyudyay

The HPNLU students secured first prize in multiple events at Abhyudyay 2K25 in Shimla. Tribune photo

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Over 35 students from Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, were felicitated by Vice Chancellor Prof Priti Saxena for their outstanding performance at Abhyudyay 2K25 — a prominent cultural and literary fest hosted by Himachal Pradesh University on May 15-16.

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The HPNLU students secured first prize in multiple events, including bhangra, solo singing, poetry writing, western dance and chess, showcasing exceptional talent and versatility. The inter-university fest brought together participants from across the state, celebrating creativity, intellect, and cultural expression.

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At a special ceremony in the Vice-Chancellor’s office, Prof Saxena commended the students for their dedication and excellence. She highlighted the importance of holistic education and praised the faculty mentors whose guidance played a key role in the students’ success.

“These achievements reflect the spirit, creativity, and discipline of our students,” said Prof Saxena. “We aim to nurture not just legal professionals, but well-rounded individuals capable of excelling in diverse fields.”

The event concluded with appreciation for the students’ efforts and the university’s commitment to all-round development.

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