CU Campus - To mark the 94th Martyrdom Anniversary of Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev, Chandigarh University organized Samvedna 2, a mega blood donation camp, reinforcing its commitment to social responsibility and community welfare. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty, who came together to contribute to this noble cause.
The initiative served as a tribute to India’s revered freedom fighters, whose sacrifices continue to inspire generations. By donating blood, participants not only honored their legacy but also embodied the values of selflessness and service. The event aimed to instill a spirit of community service among young minds, encouraging them to play an active role in societal well-being.University officials emphasized that Samvedna 2 aligns with CU’s vision of fostering socially responsible citizens. Through such initiatives, the institution continues to empower students to be agents of positive change, making meaningful contributions to society.The blood donation drive was organized in collaboration with reputed medical institutions to ensure proper handling and distribution of the collected units, further strengthening CU’s role in promoting healthcare and humanitarian efforts.
New Delhi - India etched its name in sports history by winning the inaugural Kho-Kho World Cup, held from January 13 to 19, 2025, at the Indira Gandhi Arena, New Delhi. In a commanding display of skill, India defeated Nepal in the finals with a remarkable score of 78-40. Among the standout performers were Monica Bhati and Nirmala Bhati, students of Chandigarh University, whose contributions were instrumental in the team’s golden success. Adding to the glory, Monica Bhati was crowned the Best Defender of the Tournament, recognizing her unmatched defensive prowess throughout the championship. This historic win not only marks a significant milestone for India but also highlights the rising prominence of Kho-Kho on the global stage. Watch:


