Moving beyond academic performance to focus on students' mental well-being and emotional resilience, Project SAATHI has brought school educators together to share practices aimed at creating healthier and more supportive learning environments.
UT educators share practices for students' emotional well-being
The CCF organised an intergenerational celebration, Mehfil-e-Masti, at the community centre in Sector 27 under its Project Rang Tarang. The event brought senior citizens and students together through cultural performances, interactive games, wellness activities, and shared experiences, promoting active ageing and meaningful connections across generations
Seniors and students bridge the age gap through culture, creativity, and shared experiences.
Chandigarh, October 14. Tissue engineering could offer new treatment options in the future for restoring bodily function after an injury and repairing damaged muscles and bones. A scientific lecture held at Panjab University, Chandigarh, explored the potential of regenerative medicine and the development of tissues in the laboratory.
Deliberations at PU on repairing damaged tissues; regenerative medicine sparks new hope
Haryana Vatika/Pawan Chopra Chandigarh, September 26. The Chandigarh Citizen Foundation (CCF), in collaboration with the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care at PGIMER, Chandigarh, organized a Basic Life Support (BLS) awareness program under 'Project BLS' on Saturday at the Gymkhana Club, Sector-6, Panchkula. The objective of the program was to train ordinary citizens to provide immediate and safe assistance during emergencies, such as a person suddenly collapsing or suffering cardiac arrest.
Citizens being trained as lifesavers through hands-on training; PGIMER provides Basic Life Support training.
Admittedly, the era of the ghazal is evolving, and connecting today's generation to this poetic genre presents a challenge. However, this does not justify altering the *ghazal's* fundamental form or distorting its language. Ghazal poets Waqqar Khan and Dr. Sunil Rahi shared their views on the changing nature and future of the *ghazal*; both had arrived to give a performance on Thursday at the Government Museum and Art Gallery in Sector 10.
Ghazal is not about noise; it is a bouquet of melodies that touch the heart.
The PGGC Sector 11 Seminar Hall hosted a national seminar on the 1965 Indo-Pak War, organised by the college in collaboration with Gyan Setu Think Tank and Chandigarh Citizens Foundation. The event examined the conflict's strategic, operational and geopolitical dimensions beyond conventional history lessons..
PGGC seminar revisits strategic lessons of 1965 Indo-Pak war.
At some point, you need to accept your life as it is and apply Guru Nanak’s teachings to it, said author Kamla K Kapur, adding that her book, ‘Awakening with Nanak: Reflections on Self, Society and Human Flourishing’ tries to simplify it for a modern audience.
Book explores Guru Nanak's teachings through modern lens
A cardiac emergency can strike anywhere, but help may not always arrive in time. Seeking to bridge those critical first few minutes, the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF) is taking Basic Life Support (BLS) training beyond hospitals and into residential neighbourhoods across the Tricity.
From bystanders to first responders
Counter-terrorism and compassion can go hand in hand, former 15 Corps Commander Lt Gen KJS Dhillon (retd.) said Thursday while reflecting on Operation Maa, an Army-led initiative that sought to bring radicalised Kashmiri youth back to their families and the mainstream.
'Army doesn't operate out of revenge': Lt Gen Dhillon on Operation Maa
India's aspiration to catch up with China and the European Union by 2050 will demand sustained economic reforms, sharper competitiveness and a far more skilled workforce, said former NITI Aayog mem-ber Dr Arvind Virmani on Thursday.
Skilled workforce, reforms key to matching China: Virmani
