CM Bhagwant Mann Goes LIVE from 'Humare Ram' Event at Amity University Mohali
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Key Takeaways
A cultural evening unfolded live from Mohali on Friday, 7 August 2026, as Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann streamed his presence at a special staging of the program 'Humare Ram' ('Our Ram') held at Amity University's Mohali campus.
The Chief Minister shared the live broadcast directly from the event, inviting audiences across Punjab to witness the cultural performance in real time. The program, titled 'Humare Ram', centred on a theatrical presentation at the university's premises in Mohali, the planned city adjacent to Chandigarh that serves as a hub for education and governance in the state.
'Humare Ram' Takes the Amity Stage
Amity University, which operates a significant campus in Mohali, has increasingly positioned itself as a venue for cultural and academic events in the region. The 'Humare Ram' program represents the kind of large-format cultural staging that draws both institutional participation and public attention in Punjab.
Chief Minister Mann's attendance and live broadcast of the event underscores a pattern common to Punjab's political leadership — using cultural platforms and university spaces to engage directly with citizens and students beyond the formal policy arena.
CM Mann's Public Engagement Through Culture
Punjab Chief Ministers have routinely used cultural performances and university events as a bridge to wider public audiences, and live streaming such appearances extends that reach significantly. By going live from the venue, Mann brought the event to viewers who could not attend in person, amplifying the program's visibility across the state.