Tuesday, 22 September 2026
शिक्षा, रोजगार, निजीकरण एवं लोकतांत्रिक अधिकारों के सवालों को लेकर भारत मुक्ति मोर्चा एवं भारतीय विद्यार्थी मोर्चा का चंडीगढ़ में रैली मार्च
LG India Introduces New Range of Semi-Automatic Washing Machines, Combining Powerful Performance, Smart Convenience and Bold Design
Trident Group Partners with Panjab University for National-Level HACKATHON "DECARBONIX 1.0"
Chandigarh, Sept.22, 2026:-Trident Group partnered with University Institute of Chemical Engineering and Technology (Dr. SSBUICET), Panjab University, Chandigarh, for DECARBONIX 1.0, a national-level HACKATHON focused on sustainability and industrial decarbonisation. The Grand Finale, held on 18 and 19 September, brought together 23 finalist teams from leading institutions across India to address real-world industrial decarbonisation challenges.
The finalists were selected through a nationwide preliminary round that attracted participation from 174 teams representing 86 institutions across 21 States and Union Territories. The shortlisted teams represented leading institutions such as IIT Roorkee, IIT Jammu, IIT Mandi, NIT Jalandhar, NIT Hamirpur, Anna University, Lovely Professional University and Panjab University, among others.
Conceived as a platform to connect students with a live industrial challenge, DECARBONIX 1.0 encouraged participants to develop practical and economically viable solutions. The challenge was centred on an integrated textile and paper manufacturing campus, requiring teams to identify decarbonisation opportunities and assess their commercial viability and implementation potential.
DECARBONIX 1.0 was organised and managed by UICET, Panjab University, Chandigarh, while Trident Group supported the initiative as the Industry Partner and Prize Money Sponsor.
Addressing the participants during the Grand Finale, Pooja Luthra, Group CHRO, Trident Group, shared an encouraging message and commended the participants for their innovative thinking, creativity and commitment towards developing sustainable industrial solutions.
The Grand Finale entries were evaluated by a panel comprising industry experts from Trident Group and academic experts. The competition carried a total prize pool of ₹1.75 lakh, comprising ₹75,000 for the First Prize, ₹50,000 for the Second Prize and ₹25,000 each for two Third Prize positions.
Following presentations and deliberations by the jury, the winning teams were announced. MIT-World Peace University , Pune secured the First Prize of ₹75,000 ,
IIT Roorkee received the Second Prize of ₹50,000.
ACTECH Campus, Anna University, UICET Panjab University, Chandigarh, jointly won the Third Prize of ₹25,000 each.
The winning teams were recognised for their innovative approaches to industrial decarbonisation and their ability to develop practical solutions for complex sustainability challenges. Through its association with DECARBONIX 1.0, Trident Group provided students with an opportunity to engage with real-world manufacturing challenges and apply their knowledge to industry-relevant sustainability issues.
The initiative demonstrated how collaboration between industry and academia can foster innovation, nurture future-ready talent and support the development of solutions for a low-carbon economy.
JDU Punjab Announces Alliance with Shiromani Akali Dal Sri Anandpur Sahib Party
While briefing the media, JDU Punjab president Sardar Malvinder Singh Benipal, SADSAS President Davinder Singh and General Secretary Gurdarshan Singh said the alliance would work towards bringing together like-minded forces and strengthening a common political platform in Punjab. They said the partnership would focus on raising issues concerning the state and its people while expanding the alliance’s organisational presence across Punjab. The leaders outlined the broad political understanding between the two groups and said the alliance would work together in Punjab.
JDU Punjab will, as of now, contest all assembly seats in Punjab, with its main focus and concentration in the Majha, Doaba, Ludhiana, GT Road and Rajpura–Patiala belts.
Mamta Dutt, who has worked in the corporate sector and has been actively involved in animal welfare for the past decade has joined the JDU Punjab. She is the founder of The Dutt Foundation for Social Welfare and has been working on animal welfare and social welfare initiatives.
Present on the occasion, Mamta Dutt said that she has always believed that meaningful change comes through active participation and service to society. Her work in social welfare has taught her the importance of compassion and responsibility, and she hope to carry these values forward through her association with JDU and contribute constructively to public life.
Social activist and advocate Devinder Rajput, who has been actively working in the Patiala region, also joined the party. Rajput had contested the last Punjab Assembly election as an independent candidate.
The party also laid out its strategy and organisational roadmap for the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. The leadership discussed strengthening the party organisation and expanding its presence at the grassroots level across the state.
As part of its organisational programme, the JDU Punjab state team and district-level teams were set to undertake public outreach and election-related activities across Punjab.
28 से 30 सितंबर तक तीन दिवसीय बैंक हड़ताल प्रस्तावित: ग्राहकों को 25 सितंबर तक जरूरी काम निपटाने की सलाह
Sunday, 20 September 2026
भारत गौरव सम्मान 2026 कार्यक्रम में जसविंदर सिंह नागपाल को किया सम्मानित
भक्ति और श्रद्धा से गूंज उठा सेक्टर 24, निकली भव्य कलश एवं शोभायात्रा
चंडीगढ़ कांग्रेस को मिला बड़ा राजनीतिक बल: शास्त्री मार्केट के अध्यक्ष मुकेश गोयल सैकड़ों समर्थकों सहित कांग्रेस में शामिल
Saturday, 19 September 2026
16-Time Skytrax Winner: IndiGo’s Consistent Excellence Recognised Again as ‘Best Low-Cost Airline in India & South Asia’
श्री चैतन्य गौड़ीय मठ में धूमधाम से मनाई गई राधाष्टमी राधा रानी का पंचामृत से महाभिषेक किया गया
सेक्टर-18 में सुरक्षा को लेकर आर डब्ल्यू ए सेक्टर 18 की पुलिस अधिकारियों के साथ बैठक
Pracheen Kala Kendra Host Convocation-Cum-Orientation Ceremony for ICCR scholarship Holder
The programme was graced by the Director (Scholarships) Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), as the Chief Guest. The ceremony marked an important milestone for the graduating students who have completed their academic and artistic training at Pracheen Kala Kendra, while also formally welcoming the new batch of ICCR-sponsored scholars for the academic session 2026–27.
The programme commenced with a warm welcome to the Chief Guest and distinguished guests, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp. The Secretary, Pracheen Kala Kendra, formally welcomed the Director, ICCR and the faculty PKK.
Convocation Ceremony: Celebrating the Graduating Scholars
The Convocation Ceremony featured classical Kathak presentations by three graduating international students Rewan Abdelnaser Attia Ahmed , Glendale Mudzimu, and Mong Mong Ching Marma., showcasing the artistic training they received at Pracheen Kala Kendra. Their performances reflected not only their dedication to Indian classical dance but also the cultural journey they undertook during their association with the Kendra.
Following the performances, the Convocation was formally declared open. The graduating students were subsequently presented with their Diploma Certificates by the Chief Guest, marking the successful completion of their studies.
The Convocation Ceremony concluded with the formal declaration of its closure.
A Celebration of Global Cultures
The Orientation Programme for the 2026–27 batch of ICCR-sponsored international scholars commenced thereafter. The new students introduced the audience to the rich cultural traditions of their respective countries through a vibrant series of individual presentations.
The programme reflected the remarkable cultural diversity represented by the international student community at PKK.
Tarashankar Dev from Bangladesh presented a native vocal performance featuring “Laho Mor Songete,” a devotional composition by the celebrated Bengali poet and composer Kazi Nazrul Islam
Vishnu from Nepal presented a native folk song, offering the audience a glimpse into Nepal's rich folk musical traditions.
This was followed by a Tabla Recital by Deepak from Nepal, showcasing the rhythmic dimensions of Indian classical music.
Bozica from Croatia presented a native dance, bringing the artistic traditions of her homeland to the multicultural stage.
Md. Mohsin Islam Moni from Bangladesh presented a traditional Manipuri dance, reflecting his training in one of India's distinguished classical dance traditions.
Representing Brazil, Yasmin Passos Trindade presented a unique combination of native vocal music and dance inspired by Oxum, the Afro-Brazilian Orixá associated with fresh waters, love, beauty and prosperity. Her presentation brought together singing and movement to portray the grace and majesty associated with Oxum.
Maheri from Madagascar presented Afindrafindrao and Vakodrazana, traditional Malagasy forms that celebrate the country's cultural heritage through joyful movement, music and expressions of community and respect for ancestors.
Noushika from Mauritius presented Sega, one of the island nation's most distinctive traditional cultural expressions. Through vibrant rhythms, singing and dance accompanied traditionally by the ravanne, the performance portrayed the multicultural character and cultural heritage of Mauritius.
Pijush Sharma from Bangladesh presented a native dance depicting the traditional folk culture and rural life of Bangladesh. Through movement, expression, rhythm and coordination, the performance reflected the country's rich folk traditions.
The cultural presentations concluded with Ganjina from Tajikistan, who presented a Pamiri dance from Gorno-Badakhshan in Eastern Tajikistan. The dance, inspired by the freedom, strength and grace of an eagle, celebrated the beauty and cultural spirit of Tajikistan. The presentation also featured “Dukhtari Tojik,” highlighting the beauty of Tajik women and the cultural unity of the country's regions.
Memories, Reflections and the Gyan-Deep Ceremony
A special video presentation was screened during the programme, capturing the experiences, achievements, artistic development and memorable moments of the graduation.