Student Council

Pranjal leads with quiet strength and a deep belief in the power of community. As Student Council President at Woxsen University, they focus not on being the loudest voice in the room, but on making sure every voice is heard.

At the heart of Pranjal’s leadership is a simple idea: when students feel connected, supported, and inspired, incredible things happen. Whether they’re helping organize initiatives, solving student concerns, or simply showing up for their peers, Pranjal leads by example , always grounded, always inclusive.

They don’t chase recognition; they create impact. Their approach reminds everyone around them that leadership is less about titles, and more about action, empathy, and consistency.

Pranjal’s journey encourages future student leaders to step forward with purpose:

“You don’t have to have all the answers. Just be willing to listen, to care, and to act. That’s where real change begins.”

In everything they do, Pranjal continues to shape a student culture that values unity, integrity, and shared growth, one step, one voice, one idea at a time.

Sometimes the toughest part is figuring out what actually matters, Chris knows exactly where to focus. With a dynamic approach and an inclusive mindset, he actively empowers students to grow, speak up, and shine. His leadership style is approachable yet decisive, blending empathy with action. He believes, “We don’t compete, we collaborate. We rise by lifting others.” Whether it’s driving new initiatives or simply being there for his peers, he makes it count.

“True progress happens when everyone moves forward together.”

Lohith Reddy brings clarity, consistency, and a strong sense of purpose to the Student Council. As Secretary at Woxsen University, he is the engine behind the scenes,keeping communication clear, records accurate, and operations running smoothly.

What sets Lohith apart is his initiative. While still in his first year of undergraduate studies, he stood for the Student Council elections and wins, a bold move that reflects not only ambition but a deep commitment to student welfare from day one. His early involvement shows his drive to serve and lead with integrity.

Lohith doesn’t just manage information; he builds connections. Whether he is coordinating between departments, documenting initiatives, or ensuring students stay informed, he does it all with precision and care. He listens actively, responds thoughtfully, and keeps the council grounded in facts and follow-through.

His leadership is marked by calm efficiency and a commitment to structure. He knows that the little things, like timely minutes, organized plans, and clear updates, aren’t little at all. They’re what make everything else possible.

Lohith’s approach to leadership proves that being dependable is powerful:

“Progress needs a plan. I’m here to make sure every step is documented, every voice is counted, and nothing gets lost in the noise.”

In every detail he manages, Lohith ensures the Student Council runs not just with heart, but with order, intent, and lasting impact.

Millennium Namoijam serves as Treasurer of the Student Council. He managed budgets, enforced financial transparency, and ensured every resource served a purpose. Nothing was wasted  not time, not funding, not effort. He didn’t just organize events; he executed them with structure and intent. Every decision was calculated. Every outcome was tracked. Leadership wasn’t about visibility  it was about results. Quiet discipline. Measurable impact.

“Leadership is accountability. You either deliver results  or you don’t.”

Ankith is the Vice President – Entrepreneurship Officer in the Woxsen Student Council. He has great entrepreneurial ambitions that are on the verge of being realised. He wants to enable and enrich the campus with the same passion and drive that he has for the art of entrepreneurship, with the belief that there is a powerful leader in everyone who can be truly creative and adaptive, like a true entrepreneur. He intends to carry on this role and positively impact the upcoming and rising entrepreneurs who have the potential to change the world through collective drive and innovation with never-ending ambition.

Asha Sanjaykumar Bhola, the Vice President and Global Citizenship Officer, is known for her unforgettable personality that blends charisma, empathy and fearless drive and passion for global perspectives and culture. Her dream of studying abroad came true last year when she embarked on an exchange program through Woxsen, an experience that left her inspired and in awe of the world's diversity. Now, she is committed to ensuring that every student can experience the same transformative journey. Known for turning ideas into action, they're launching new initiatives that might just be the Avengers-level crossover that the Student Council needed!

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"Global citizenship is traveling without moving—understanding the world from wherever you are."

“They said ‘make it aesthetic’. Inayat said ..let’s tell our story like a season finale “

As the VP Digital Officer, Inayat curates every visual, sound, word, and highlight to make the student council not just seen but remembered. From crisis control to hype campaigns, he leads his Digital Office in building a digital experience that is cohesive, current, and unapologetically student first !

In this role, Inayat isn’t just posting or editing , he wants to and is producing a new culture. He is building a brand that belongs to the student energy .

“I didn’t just want to take over the digital face of the student body, I want to redefined what it means to be seen”

Being the Vice President of Lifelong Learning for the Student Council, he is passionate about developing a culture of continuous learning and sharing knowledge for students. He takes an active role in conducting activities like workshops, speaker sessions, and skill development activities that bring learning off the bookshelf and into reality. A thinking and organizing kind of leader, he makes sure every activity is an experience that leaves an impression and involves everyone. He is dedicated to ongoing education in all the projects he takes up, and he is a valuable member of the Council and the students.

"They said 'bring the energy'. I said, 'let's script every win like a championship finale'. As Sports Vice President, I'm all about fuelling the hype, orchestrating the thrill, and making our sports spirit unforgettable. I'm not just about game-day logistics; I'm about crafting an experience that's raw, real, and all about the students. I'm rewriting the playbook for sports enthusiasm, building a legacy that belongs to our student athletes. For me, it's not just about managing events; it's about redefining what it means to be a champion."

As Vice President Creativity & Innovation Officer, Vedant Shrimali brought more than just ideas to the table he brought originality, intention, and a constant drive to ask, “How can we make this better, and actually cooler?” He has a real passion for building things not just the creative side of it, but the structure, the strategy, and everything in between. From brainstorming to execution, Vedant stayed involved, open-minded, and always ready to explore new ways of doing things. His approach to creativity was never about being loud it was about being thoughtful, effective, and genuinely useful. Under his leadership, ideas had space to grow, innovation had direction, and every effort felt like it was moving things forward all while keeping the process collaborative, curious, and full of purpose.

Meet Zia, the Vice President for Critical Thinking and Mindfulness at Woxsen. She plays a key role in fostering community well-being, promoting holistic growth, and raising awareness about mental health. Her work spans across stress management, emotional support, problem-solving, ideation, and much more. Dedicated to ensuring that Woxsen's vibrant student body experiences a healthy, constructive, and nuanced academic journey, Zia is always open to creative initiatives and ready to address any concerns related to students' social or emotional welfare. Students are encouraged to reach out to her anytime.

Aditya Pawar, currently serving as the Co-Chair of Global Citizenship at Woxsen University, exemplifies dynamic leadership and unwavering commitment to student engagement. Formerly a Student Council Executive, he played a key role in organizing Infinity, the university’s flagship festival. Aditya, who is currently pursuing a BTech in Computer Science, has contributed extensively to academics, event management, and diplomacy—having participated in over 100 Model UNs and led impactful initiatives like Youthika, his NGO. His dedication to fostering inclusive, globally conscious communities continues to make a lasting impact on campus and beyond.

Anannya leads with quiet confidence and steady purpose. Every action she takes is intentional never rushed, never careless. Whether she’s planning something big or handling the details others overlook, she does it with focus and heart. Her calm energy, natural charm, and thoughtful approach make her someone people trust instantly.

She doesn’t seek attention she earns respect. Her presence brings structure, clarity, and a sense of direction to every team she’s part of. She moves things forward without needing the spotlight.

To her, leadership isn’t about being seen it’s about being reliable, present, and making sure nothing meaningful is left undone.

Divya, serving as the Co-Chair of Mindfulness and Critical Thinking, brings a deep passion for student well-being and personal growth. She aims to create a positive campus environment by encouraging mindfulness and critical thinking through engaging workshops, interactive sessions, and collaborative efforts that empower students to thrive both emotionally and intellectually.

As Co-Chair of Lifelong Learning, she led initiatives to inspire continuous growth and curiosity among students. From organizing workshops to hosting speaker events, she worked to create opportunities for students to expand their knowledge and skills. This role has reinforced her passion for empowering peers through learning beyond the classroom.

They said “just post events.” Madhumitha said, let’s make every student feel seen.

As the Co-Chair Digital Officer, Madhumitha isn’t here to simply handle content, she’s here to shape a digital story that captures the heartbeat of the student body. Every reel, every caption, every idea is built to reflect student voices, moments, and memories in a way that feels real and lasting.

From spotlighting everyday wins to creating hype around what matters, she’s crafting a space where students don’t just scroll past, they feel proud to be part of it.

For Madhumitha, this isn’t just about posting. It’s about making the council’s presence felt in every corner of campus, one post at a time.

Rahul serves as the Co-Chair of Entrepreneurship Development at Woxsen University. Having started his term, he has displayed a very distinct vision and a very pro-active style towards fostering strong entrepreneurial culture in the campus. Rahul is dedicated towards establishing strategic partnerships, bringing flagship events, networking and creating growth opportunities for student run startups. His work is significantly seen to have contributed towards creating a lively innovation ecosystem in the campus premises by establishing platforms and empowering young entrepreneurs. His commitment towards advocating and driving entrepreneurship forward is indeed the start for enhancing a visionary student experience.

Vidhi Solonke brings color, imagination, and bold ideas to life as the Co-Chair for Creativity and Innovation at Woxsen. With an eye for design and a mind wired for innovation, she curates everything from campus merchandise to the creative identity of university events. Whether it’s reimagining student experiences through fresh concepts or crafting the visual soul of Woxsen, she ensures that every detail reflects originality and purpose. She is the unseen force behind the aesthetics that students wear, see, and celebrate a true architect of creativity on campus. Her work isn’t just design; it’s storytelling with a spark.

As Co-Secretary of the Student Council, Priya Chhugani thrived in the dynamic role of bridging the gap between students and administration — ensuring both voices were heard and needs were met. From orchestrating campus events to navigating unexpected challenges behind the scenes, she was at the heart of it all. Known for her attention to detail and round-the-clock dedication, Priya played a key role in turning ideas into action. Her leadership wasn’t just about planning and problem-solving — it was about creating a more connected, empowered student community.

Rakshith is the kind of person who lets his work speak for itself. Quiet, focused, and incredibly sharp, he handles every task with a rare combination of precision and ease. Whether it’s a last-minute crisis or a complex project, he delivers solutions in a snap always on point, never missing a detail.

He doesn’t waste words, time, or effort. His discipline, efficiency, and calm under pressure make him an asset in any team. You may not always see him coming, but the results he delivers leave a lasting impact.

“_Efficiency isn’t about working fast it’s about working smart and making every move count.”_

“No amount of money ever bought a second of time” — and Rohan Kambhatla doesn’t let either go to waste. As Vice Treasurer, he’s got a sharp eye on the budget, a knack for pulling in sponsors, and a spreadsheet game that’s borderline elite.

With a solid crew of friends on the council, Rohan’s all set to bring energy, efficiency, and a bit of flair to the numbers game.

Big plans. Bigger energy. Budget? Handled.

Aman Kumar, as the Secretary for Facilities, is the steady hand behind the scenes ensuring that student life at Woxsen runs seamlessly. From the quality of meals served each day to the comfort of hostel living, from gym standards to sports facilities — every detail reflects his commitment to excellence. With the continued support of the administration, he ensures that student concerns are not just heard but effectively resolved. The comfort, convenience, and care felt across campus speak volumes. Where others see problems, he sees systems to improve — and that’s exactly what he does, every single day.

D.J. Anshuman, as the Operational Secretary, plays a crucial role in ensuring that the day-to-day functioning of student life at Woxsen remains smooth, efficient, and responsive. From coordinating logistics to addressing operational challenges, his efforts reflect a strong sense of responsibility and dedication to the student body.

He approaches every task — big or small — with clarity and purpose, always aiming to improve systems and support those around him. Students value his reliability; faculty appreciate his professionalism. His ability to stay composed under pressure and deliver results consistently makes him an integral part of the Student Council.

In every initiative, D.J. Anshuman brings a quiet strength and a clear focus — creating an environment where ideas turn into action, and challenges turn into progress.

As the School Representative for the School of Architecture and Planning, Abhaya serves as a strong voice for the student community and an active link between students and the council. He works to ensure that ideas, concerns, and feedback from peers are acknowledged and addressed. By organizing student-led initiatives and encouraging collaboration across batches, he aims to foster a more inclusive and engaging environment. Committed to representing a diverse and creative group of future designers, Abhaya takes this role seriously and is proud to contribute to shaping the culture and direction of the school.

Pranav Golwalkar is a motivated, enthusiastic and dedicated student at the School of Liberal Arts and Humanities. As the School Representative for Liberal Arts and Humanities, he has been a proactive voice for his peers, bridging the gap between junior scholars and management.

Through this role, he has developed a strong sense of accountability along with leadership, whether in terms of coordinating between administration and junior scholars, or organising events whilst working with fellow School Representatives and Members of the Student Council. He is extremely grateful to his peers and the Student Council for this role, and will strive to achieve the highest goals to the best of his abilities.

"I never go back on my word, that’s my ninja way." Just like Naruto, Preeti Bisht believes in never giving up, no matter what.

Preeti is the School of Business Representative for the MBA batch at Woxsen University. She acts as a bridge between the students and the faculty, making sure everything runs smoothly. Whether it's academic updates, planning events, or solving problems, Preeti is always ready to support her peers.

She believes in teamwork, open communication, and creating a positive environment where everyone feels heard. Friendly, dependable, and full of energy—Preeti is the go-to person if anyone needs help or has something on their mind. She's always just a message away.

Heyyaa! Say hello to Rohith, your go-to School of Business  representative. Whether it’s listening to your ideas, speaking up for you, or dropping genius tips to help you ace your academics, he’s your guy!

What if things ever go sideways? Don’t worry—he’s standing up for you!

Let’s team up to make this academic year impactful, collaborative, and even enjoyable. Reach out to him anytime—he’s just an email (or a coffee) away! <3

Simran Gupta, the School Representative for the School of Sciences, has worked to strengthen communication between students and faculty. She serves as a channel to amplify student voices and ensure their concerns are effectively represented, while also supporting initiatives that enhance the academic experience. With the School of Sciences still growing, her focus has been on helping shape its structure and guiding it toward its maximum potential through collaboration, feedback, and consistent student engagement.

As the School Representative for the School of Arts and Design, Suhrudai Nivas brings together a rare blend of vision, initiative, and commitment. He is an ambitious design student with many interdisciplinary interests, one of which is community growth and engagement. He hopes to foster collaboration within and beyond the school of arts and design. His list of achievements emphasises a pursuit of excellence that inspires those around him and hopes to support them with their pursuits. Grounded in empathy and guided by a clear sense of purpose, he has built strong relationships with students and faculty. Whether through organizing events, mentoring juniors, or participating in thought-provoking academic discussions, he brings consistent engagement and a genuine passion for strengthening our school community. Suhrudai is deeply engaged in event planning, from ideation to execution, ensuring that every initiative reflects SOAD’s creative energy and student voice.

As the School Representative for the School of Technology, Tania Solanki acts as a vital link between the student body, faculty, and the Student Council. With a strong focus on fostering collaboration and communication, she is committed to driving positive change within the school. Her vision is to make the School of Technology more inclusive, forward-thinking, and truly interdisciplinary—where students are empowered to explore, innovate, and solve real-world problems across various domains.