With Chandigarh marking its 75th foundation year, Plaksha University, in collaboration with the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation orga- nised a programme to deliberate over the future trajectory of the city and how it can retain its legacy as India's most planned urban centre in the coming five decades.
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Chandigarh: Experts from policy, academia and industry came together here Saturday to deliberate on a road- map for Chandigarh's next 50 years, with discussions cent- red on sustainability, techno- logy and future-ready urban planning as the city marks 75 years since its founding.
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As Chandigarh completes 75 years of its founding, urban planners, policymakers, archi- tects, engineers and academicians converged in Mohali on Saturday to chart, a sustain- ability and technology-driven roadmap for the Tricity's next five decades.
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Niti Aayog member Ramesh Chand on Thursday said those defending status quo in the field of agriculture do not have the courage to introduce changes which is leading to a creative destruction. During a discussion on diversification for higher income and sustainable agriculture in Punjab and Haryana, organised at the Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development (CRRID), he raised concern regarding overproduction of crops, particularly paddy.
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The Governor of Punjab and Administrator, U.T. Chandigarh, Gulab Chand Kataria attended as Chief Guest the programme titled "75 Years of Chandigarh: Honouring Indian Modernists of Chandigarh" held at the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh. The event was organised by the Chandigarh Administration and Chandigarh Citizens Foundation to mark 75 years of the city's creation.
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Chandigarh: Gyan Setu Think Tank, under the aegis of the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation, organised a Know Your Fauji outreach programme on Martyrs’ Day, with 75 NSS volunteers from Post Graduate Government College, Sector 1, Panchkula, participating in the event.The programme was organised in coordination with the Western Command, following approval from Army Commander Lt Gen MK Katiyar and Chief of Staff Lt Gen Puneet Ahuja. As part of the outreach, students paid tributes at the War Memorial, visited the museum, watched a film on the command’s role and Operation Sindoor, and viewed equipment and drone displays.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to impact public services, and India is well on track to use it for larger public good, be it in agriculture, health or education, says Nobel laureate in Economics Michael Kremer.
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Chandigarh. The lecture, titled “Economics and policy innovation in India,” is being jointly organised by FORWA- Chandigarh Citizens Founda- tion (CCF), and MGSIPA, with coordination by CCF’s focus group on economic growth and sustainable development.
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A capacity-building workshop on anger management and awareness of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act was organised for school counsellors under Project Saathi by the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation on Saturday.
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Organised under the aegis of The Wise Owl in collaboration with Chandigarh Citizens Foundation, the session brought together students from leading schools across the city for a candid conversation on resilience and purpose.
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