Gujarati Society

This Soc is a bit lost - Coud you be part of its missing Committee :(

Every society needs to be paired with a Student Committee – Some of these societies have lost their pairing this year and need help to run again!  

Could you be the perfect paring to save a society? 

If you are interested finding your perfect society pair, fill out this quick and easy form and we will be in touch: https://forms.office.com/e/XZBcsNPi9y.  

If you have any questions, please email societies@bcu.ac.uk. 

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Gujarati society refers to the people and culture of the western Indian state of Gujarat. The state has a rich history, diverse cultural heritage, and a vibrant society, and we are trying to bring that here.

We are an inclusive society that celebrates Gujarati culture and values. As a society, we aim to promote diversity at BCU. We provide support for students and promote social interaction between current and alumni in the community. We hope to create a fun and safe space that leaves an impression on one's university.

Gujaratis are known for their colorful festivals and celebrations, including Navratri, Diwali, Uttarayan, etc. These festivals are marked by vibrant music, dance, and food.

Core Committee Member

Aaryan Shah - President
Jay Chitroda - Treasurer
Parita Kumbhani - Secretary
Payal Solanki - Participation and Inclusion Officer