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IIT-Indore’s ‘Samvardhan’ Workshop Puts Student Mental Health, Wellbeing & Resilience In Focus

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Moving beyond the traditional focus on academic performance, higher education institutions need to create campuses where students can learn, adapt, connect and thrive. This was the central message as IIT Indore hosted the two-day Samvardhan: From Academic Excellence to Sustainable Wellness capacity-building workshop on Saturday. Organised under the Malaviya Mission…

IIT-Indore’s ‘Samvardhan’ Workshop Puts Student Mental Health, Wellbeing & Resilience In Focus

Indore, Madhya Pradesh - IIT Indore recently hosted a two-day workshop aimed at enhancing student mental health, resilience, and overall wellbeing. The Samvardhan: From Academic Excellence to Sustainable Wellness capacity-building workshop, organized under the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme, brought together representatives from higher education institutions across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Punjab, and Madhya Pradesh.

The event, held on August 30-31, emphasizes the need for creating campuses where students can learn, adapt, connect, and thrive, moving beyond traditional academic performance focus. Discussions and practical approaches were shared by institutional leaders, faculty members, student affairs professionals, counsellors, mental health experts, and delegates to promote healthier, supportive, and connected higher education ecosystems.

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