At IDS we aim to develop Dentists who are physically fit, mentally sound, emotionally balanced, intellectually sharp, and socially well adjusted. Keeping this in our mind we design our students’ planners in such as way that these characteristics are imbibed into the personality of the students as they advance in the educational journey year after year, and when are graduated they are complete transformative assets for the society. In addition to this, we understand the expectations and trust of the parents in us. Therefore, we provide all possible opportunities to our students as well as faculty and staff to grow holistically with the national character and global mindset. The students’ welfare committee develops an annual activities planner and according to it, all activities are organized systematically. Special activities, such as inter college meet, guest lectures, invited talks by the alumni, awareness rallies, community dental camps, blood donation camps, campus cleanliness drive, nukkad natak, drama, debate/ drawing and painting competitions and seminars are organized to celebrate these commemorative days, events and festivals , such as, Dussera, Holi, ID, Diwali, National Youth Day , National Girl Child day , Republic Day, Ambedkar Jayanti, World Cancer Day, World Day of Social Justice, International Mother Language Day, World Sustainable Energy Day, National Science Day, International Women’s Day, World Water Day, World Heritage day, World Earth Day, International oral Health Awareness day, World Day for Safety and Health at Work, International Nurses day, Anti-terrorism day, Anti-Tobacco Day, World Environment Day, National Doctor’s day, Independence Day of India, Teachers’ Day, International day of the Older person, Mahatma Gandhi birthday, World Habitat Day, International girl child day, Rastriya Ekta Diwas, International Day of People with disabilities, Human Right Day, International Bio-diversity day. The objectives of celebrating these days are as follows

1. Along with enthusiasm and fun for the activities, qualities like sensitivity, creativity, and togetherness are also inculcated in the students.

 2.These develop their awareness and change their attitude towards the national and global citizenship drives.

 3.These activities motivate them to participate in nation-building activities.

4.These are the occasions to educate the general public on issues of concern, mobilize political will and resources to address global problems, and celebrate and reinforce the achievements of humanity.

5.The commutative days offer many opportunities to organize activities related to the theme of the day.

6. These days build a strong cultural belief and bring the students closer to each other’s traditions and cultural beliefs and develop respect and understanding for each other’s customs and traditions. 7.The days and festivals like Independence Day, Janmashtami, Mother’s Day, Grandparent’s day, etc. Other famous festivals of India including Lohri, Raksha Bandhan, Holi, Diwali, etc. truly enhance the Indian culture.

 8.These celebrations develop ethical-moral conduct within students and give them the right platform where they will work towards becoming responsible citizens.