The Mechanical Engineering programme hosted Mechanical Soir 2025, a lively and memorable evening that brought together students, faculty, and staff in a celebration of creativity, camaraderie, and community spirit. The event highlighted the enthusiasm, unity, and teamwork that continue to define the programme’s culture and identity.
Students curated an engaging lineup of activities, including games, musical performances, poetry recitations, karaoke sessions, and a variety of talent showcases. Their energy and creativity transformed the evening into an interactive space where everyone could participate, enjoy, and appreciate the diverse talents within the Mechanical Engineering community. Faculty members also joined the celebrations, taking part in several games and interacting informally with students, adding warmth and openness to the event.
A short address was delivered by the Dean, Prof. Agarwal, who emphasized the importance of teamwork, creativity, and active participation in shaping confident and capable engineers. He encouraged students to remain committed to learning, innovation, and responsibility—values that contribute directly to Bhutan’s national development and to fulfilling His Majesty’s broader vision for the country.
The evening concluded with a shared dinner, offering students, faculty, and staff a relaxed setting to connect, exchange stories, and strengthen the relationships that support a vibrant academic environment. Mechanical Soir 2025 stood as a reflection of the programme’s growing vibrancy and unity—an evening filled with joy, talent, friendship, and lasting memories.
The event was coordinated by Mr. Karma Dorji, whose meticulous planning and dedicated effort ensured a smooth, well-managed, and enjoyable programme. His contribution played a significant role in creating the warm and welcoming atmosphere that defined the Soir.
Faculty members Mr. Tenzin, Mr. Damcho Wangchuk, and Mr. Singye Wangchuk added extra charm to the evening by singing, participating in activities, and cheering alongside the students. Several students also received for their active participation, creativity, and sportsman spirit—adding an element of excitement to the night.
Overall, Mechanical Soir 2025 celebrated the spirit of the Mechanical Engineering programme and reaffirmed the strong sense of community that continues to grow among students, faculty, and staff.
