Archive · 30 Jan 2026
TAPMI Students Engage in Community Impact Initiatives
TAPMI, a part of Manipal Academy of Higher Education, recently organized two community engagement programs called SEVA Jatre and SAMVRIDDHI 2025-26.
These programs brought together MBA students, local businesses, and community groups to work on solving local problems.
They helped artisans and farmers access markets, provided digital services to small businesses, improved waste management, and supported community health.
SEVA Jatre included social enterprises like SELCO and Namma Shyli, while SAMVRIDDHI focused on training local entrepreneurs in solar energy and providing hygiene kits to rural women.
The programs were supported by TAPMI alumni and aim to combine academic learning with community service to develop students' skills and sense of responsibility.
TAPMI conducted SEVA Jatre and SAMVRIDDHI 2025-26 to engage students in community impact initiatives.
Initiatives involved partnerships with local businesses, artisans, self-help groups, NGOs, and civic stakeholders.
Students provided market access for artisans and farmers, digital services for micro-businesses, and supported community health initiatives.
SEVA Jatre included social enterprises like SELCO and Namma Shyli, while SAMVRIDDHI trained entrepreneurs in solar micro-entrepreneurship and provided hygiene kits to rural women.
TAPMI's philosophy emphasizes combining academic learning with active participation in society to enrich students' professional abilities and sense of responsibility.
- Who
- TAPMI students, local businesses, artisans, self-help groups, NGOs, civic stakeholders
- What
- Community engagement initiatives SEVA Jatre and SAMVRIDDHI 2025-26
- When
- Recently, published on January 30, 2026
- Where
- TAPMI, Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE)
- Why
- To create meaningful impact through grassroots partnerships, sustainable entrepreneurship, and socially innovative activities
- Institution
- TA Pai Management Institute (TAPMI)
- University
- Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE)
- Initiatives
- SEVA Jatre, SAMVRIDDHI 2025-26
- Participants
- MBA students, local businesses, artisans, self-help groups, NGOs, civic stakeholders
- Social Enterprises Involved
- SELCO, Namma Shyli, Ghar by Malsi, ECOCO Creations, Mattu Gulla, Crafts Mantra, e-Samudday, Malpe Meen, Sutradhar Social Ventures, Ubantu Foundation
- Training Provided
- Solar micro-entrepreneurship, sustainable menstrual hygiene kits
- Support
- TAPMI Alumni Association
- Key Figures
- Durga Prasad (Director-in-charge), Gururaj Kidiyoor (Dean, Academics)