UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria and General (retired) VP Malik felicitate Girdhari Lal Batra, father of Kargil hero Captain Vikram Batra, during a week-long Kargil Vijay Diwas commemorations organised by the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation in Chandigarh, on Monday. KAMLESHWAR SINGH
Kataria pays tributes to Kargil heroes, calls for national unity
The Randhawa Auditorium at the Punjab Kala Bhawan was filled to capacity today for "Rumi Meets Kabir A Mehfil of Mystic Poetry, Dastangoi & Music", an event organised jointly by the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF),
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Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF) organized a community programme for senior citizens at Sector 27-B community centre under Project SEWA. More than 70 elderly people participated in the event.
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An Engaging evening with the author in conversation with Ms. Manraj Grewal
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THE SOFT launch of Project SAATHI, a six-month programme to improve the mental wellbeing of students, took place at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 16, Chandigarh, on Monday.
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Project SAATHI, a school-based mental health and wellness initiative launched here, has begun showing early positive responses from students within a week of the rollout of its second phase across five govt schools.
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As Chandigarh marks 75 years of its founding, the Indorama Ventures Center for Clean Energy at Plaksha University, in col-laboration with Chandigarh Citizens' Foun-dation, will host a conference titled "Reimagining Buildings in the Tricity" on April 11.
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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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