Bengaluru, March 26, 2025 – Alliance University successfully hosted the third edition of its national-level inter-university Techno-Cultural and Sports Fest, Alliance ONE 3.0, bringing together over 2,700 participants from 140 institutions across India. The three-day festival, held on the university campus, celebrated innovation, creativity, and sustainability, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The event featured a diverse range of competitions across multiple disciplines, including technology, business, law, arts, and sports, with a total prize pool exceeding INR 20 lakhs. The festival was inaugurated by renowned actor and playback singer Andrea Jeremiah, adding to the excitement.
A Celebration of Innovation & Sustainability
Alliance ONE 3.0 provided a platform for students to showcase their skills in various categories. Some of the major competitions included:
ANVAYA VIKSIT (School of Applied Engineering) – Challenges on smart cities, renewable energy, and robotics.
SRIJAN (School of Design) – A fashion show promoting upcycling and sustainability.
VIDHISAMVESAH (School of Law) – A Youth Parliament and Moot Court competition focusing on national policies.
MANTHAN (School of Liberal Arts & Humanities) – Inter-university debate and quiz competition.
CHATURANGA (School of Business) – Strategic challenges in finance, marketing, HR, and management.
SANSKRITI (School of Performing Arts) – Competitions in dance and music.
SASTRA (School of Advanced Computing) – National-level coding and gaming tournaments.
ATHLOS (Department of Student Support Services) – Sports competitions in football, basketball, cricket, volleyball, and more.
Distinguished professionals from academia, industry, and the arts judged the competitions, offering participants valuable insights.
Winners from Across India
Participants from leading institutions emerged victorious in various categories, including:
Anvaya Viksit: Vemana Institute of Technology, BMS College of Engineering, KLE Technology University.
Srijan: DG Vaishnav School of Management, St. Francis College (Dtribe), Yenepoya University, and others.
Vidhisamvesah: Vellore Institute of Technology, BMS College of Law.
Manthan: RV College of Engineering, Yenepoya University, St. Joseph’s University.
Chaturanga: CMS B-School Jain, XIME Bangalore, Mount Carmel College, VIT Vellore, Acharya Institute of Technology.
Sastra: Presidency University, Dayananda Sagar University, Christ University, ISBR Business School, and more.
Athlos: MS Ramaiah Institute, St. Joseph’s College of Commerce, IIIT Bangalore, PES Rajarajinagar, RV College of Engineering, Christ University.
Commitment to a Sustainable Future
Speaking at the event, Dr. B. Priestly Shan, Vice-Chancellor of Alliance University, emphasized the university’s dedication to sustainability, stating:
“Alliance ONE is more than just a festival—it is a movement towards a sustainable and inclusive future. As a founding member of PACT 2030, we remain committed to the UN SDGs. This platform empowers young minds to collaborate, innovate, and drive meaningful change.”
Mr. Rakshith Kumar C and Ms. Divya Bisht, Presidents of the Student Governing Council, reflected on the festival’s success, stating:
“Over the past three days, we have witnessed the dedication and creativity of students from across India. This festival is a testament to our commitment to building a better world for future generations.”
With its focus on intellectual exchange, sustainability, and artistic expression, Alliance ONE 3.0 has firmly established itself as a premier national festival. As this year’s edition concludes on a high note, Alliance University looks forward to expanding the event’s impact in the years to come.
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