The Twelfth Edition of our flagship event, the Hindu Youth Summit (HYS'26), is scheduled to take place from 9th March to 11th March 2026.

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Hindu College's Internship Fair is not just about internships; it is a vibrant platform that connects ambitious students from across India with leading organisations like yours. Your partnership plays a crucial role in helping us turn this vision into reality. The three-day summit is designed to ignite ambition and inspire change, going beyond resumes and conventional recruitment processes.

The summit will commence with the Annual Internship Fair, which serves as a dynamic platform connecting talented students with recruiters from diverse sectors. This initiative allows organisations to engage directly with capable and motivated candidates from various academic backgrounds.

Following the Internship Fair, the summit will host an engaging Treasure Hunt, a high-energy competition designed to challenge participants’ analytical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. In this event, teams navigate through multiple checkpoints across the campus while solving clues, puzzles, and strategic challenges. The activity encourages collaboration, quick decision-making, and creative thinking, making it both intellectually stimulating and exciting for participants. The Treasure Hunt fosters healthy competition while strengthening communication, leadership, and teamwork among students.

The summit will conclude with the HYS Marathon, one of the largest marathons in the University of Delhi. Woven around a meaningful social cause, the 7.3 km marathon aims to raise awareness among students while also generating funds to support social initiatives. Organised in collaboration with a partner NGO, 70% of the proceeds generated are donated to support the cause. The marathon is designed around themes such as women empowerment, mental health awareness, animal welfare, and child safety, encouraging participants to contribute towards meaningful societal change. In previous editions, the marathon has witnessed a participation of over 500 runners, and has been flagged off by distinguished personalities including DCW Chairperson Swati Maliwal, further highlighting its significance and impact.

Past associations for the summit include renowned organisations such as Hindustan Times, ABP Network, OnePlus, Big Boy Toys, Bajaj Capital, Reliance, Nestlé, ITC, Vistara Airlines, NDTV, and HDFC Bank, among many others.