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As part of the ongoing celebrations marking 75 years of the making of Chandigarh, the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF), in collaboration with the Indorama Ventures Center for Clean Energy (IVCCE)

India’s first blade runner, Major Devender Pal Singh, is a true symbol of courage and resilience.

Experts at a colloquium on “Promoting Diversification for Higher Incomes and Sustainable Agriculture in Punjab and Haryana” emphasised the urgent need to shift away from the wheat–paddy monoculture and adopt sustainable, market-linked agricultural practices.

75 years of making of Chandigarh – Honouring Indian professionals who contributed in the making of Chandigarh; legendary administrators, architects and engineers, by Shri Gulab Chand Kataria, Hon’ble Governor Punjab and Administrator Chandigarh

The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from NSS volunteers, who were provided a unique opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to the functioning, ethos, and values of the Indian Army. The interaction aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of national security, discipline, leadership, and the spirit of service among the youth.

In collaboration with Caryakshetra, the 23rd Blind Challenge Call Rally was organised with the support of CCF.

Reminiscing the contributions of three iconic Punjabi writers, organized by Punjab Arts Council and Chandigarh Citizens Foundation.

The panel discussion “Women, Memory, and the Making of a City,” organised by the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF) at CRRID, concluded successfully and was very well received by the students and academic community.

Exploring Evidence-Based Solutions for India's Development

The University Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management (UIHTM), Panjab University, in collaboration with the Chandigarh Institute for Transformation and Chandigarh Citizens Foundation, organized a Tourism Stakeholder Consultation at the Golden Jubilee Seminar Hall to chart a new roadmap for the city’s tourism growth.