Jaipur National University Student Wins Award in State-Level Reel Making Competition

Harsh Meena, a student from Jaipur National University, has won second place in a state-level reel-making competition organized by SOTTO for Indian Organ Donation Day 2026. His creative presentation highlighted the importance of organ donation, earning him recognition and praise from the university. This achievement not only showcases his talent but also reflects the commitment of the School of Media Studies to engage students in socially relevant issues. The university community celebrates this success and looks forward to Harsh's future accomplishments.
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Recognition for Creative Excellence


In Jaipur, Harsh Meena, a student from the School of Media Studies at Jaipur National University, has brought pride to his university and department by securing the second prize in a state-level reel-making competition.


This competition was organized by the Rajasthan State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization (SOTTO) in celebration of Indian Organ Donation Day 2026. The event aimed to raise awareness about organ donation and engage youth creatively with this important social issue. Harsh effectively showcased the significance of organ donation through his reel, earning him the second-place award.


Jaipur National University Student Wins Award in State-Level Reel Making Competition


The director of the School of Media Studies expressed pride in this achievement, stating that Harsh's success exemplifies the creativity, social commitment, and excellence in the media field among students. He emphasized that the university consistently encourages students to work on socially relevant topics.


The university community congratulated Harsh Meena on this accomplishment and wished him further success in the future. This achievement not only reflects pride for the student but also highlights the quality of the School of Media Studies and the talent of its students.