175 former students return to H.R. College for Alumni Homecoming 2026
H.R. College of Commerce & Economics brought alumni from different batches back to its Mumbai campus for an evening of activities, reunions and a pledge to support the institution.
The homecoming included student-club booths, meetings with former teachers, alumni performances and batch-wise photographs. The college also presented its alumni portal and its HR Virasat initiative, which seeks greater alumni involvement in college affairs.
One hundred and seventy-five alumni returned to H.R. College of Commerce & Economics in Mumbai for its Alumni Homecoming 2026, reconnecting with former teachers, classmates and current students.
Student clubs set up interactive booths on the college’s second and fourth floors before the formal programme on the fifth floor. Alumni also used photo booths, shared memories from their college years and performed on stage.
Dr Niranjan Hiranandani, president of the HSNC Board, principal Prof. Dr Pooja Ramchandani, and former principal and alumna Dr Indu Shahani addressed the gathering. Alumni took the college’s “Hand to Heart” pledge, reaffirming a commitment to contribute to its development through HR Virasat, an initiative intended to keep former students involved in college life.
The college introduced its alumni portal, designed to help former students remain connected and participate in its activities. The evening concluded with batch-wise group photographs, followed by food and drinks.
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