Chandigarh University News

Bhubaneshwar - Chandigarh University has once again demonstrated its prowess in sports, achieving a stellar performance at the AIU North East Zone Inter University Swimming (Men & Women) Championship 2024-25. Hosted at KIIT - Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhubaneswar, the competition witnessed fierce rivalry among top athletes from across the region. Emerging victorious, CU secured the Overall First Position with an impressive haul of 35 medals — 16 Gold, 14 Silver, and 5 Bronze. This extraordinary feat is a testament to the athletes' dedication, discipline, and the university’s world-class training facilities and coaching support. The triumph highlights Chandigarh University's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a culture of excellence. Each stroke in the water represented not just an athletic endeavour but also CU’s spirit of ambition, teamwork, and unwavering determination. From rigorous training schedules to a supportive environment that encoura...

Patna (Bihar) -  Mahi Swetraj, recognized as India’s fastest female swimmer, secured three gold medals at the 77th Senior National Swimming Championship held in Mangaluru (Karnataka), marking a significant achievement in her swimming career. Her performance at the event has drawn widespread attention, with the Bihar Chief Minister recently honouring her for her accomplishments. The Chief Minister of Bihar, at a formal ceremony, presented Swetraj with a cash prize of ₹2 Lakhs and offered her the position of Sub-Inspector in recognition of her remarkable performance and contribution to Indian swimming. The event took place following her success at the championship, where she dominated the competition, securing top positions across multiple events. Mahi Swetraj’s achievement has been acknowledged by various sporting bodies, with many applauding her consistent dedication and efforts over the years. As a student of Chandigarh University, her accomplishments also highlight the growing pr...