Posted On: 20 March, 2025
The evening kicked off with a cozy hotpot dinner, where everyone gathered around, chatting and enjoying the vibe.Next came the creative workshop featuring two exciting activities: air-dry clay sculpting and crocheting. With their skillful hands, the TNIS girls crafted adorable creations, proudly showing off their masterpieces!
As the night came, they shared stories, had heartfelt conversations, and cozied up for a good night’s sleep in the warm setting of the TNIS library. The next morning, everyone woke up early for a refreshing workout, enjoyed a delicious breakfast, and embraced the new day with full energy!
A night full of joy, laughter, and togetherness! Who else is looking forward to the next fun-filled event?
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