he fourth issue of Jatra, the annual magazine of the non-teaching staff of Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU), was formally unveiled today by the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Professor Rajendra Prasad Das, at the university’s City Campus in Khanapara.

Over the years, Jatra has successfully served as a vibrant and meaningful platform for showcasing the latent literary talents, creative abilities, and emotions of the university’s non-teaching staff through a rich collection of essays, short stories, poems, and other creative writings. The publication continues to provide an avenue for self-expression and intellectual engagement, reflecting the diverse creative pursuits of its contributors.

The uninterrupted publication of Jatra year after year stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of the non-teaching staff towards nurturing a healthy, dynamic, and intellectually enriching university culture. It celebrates their creative thinking, progressive outlook, and dedication to the pursuit of knowledge, imagination, and wisdom.

Such creative initiatives not only enrich the university’s intellectual and cultural environment but also play a significant role in strengthening its identity as a true temple of learning, creativity, and enlightenment.