Chandigarh University News

Shiva Sharma ( Chandigarh): On 23rd July 2024, amidst anticipation and national focus, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled her seventh consecutive Union Budget. This pivotal document, the Union Budget 2024-25, charts India's course for development under Modi 3.0. More than a financial statement, it's a blueprint defining fiscal policies, investments, and socio-economic priorities for the next five years. With eyes on growth, welfare, and sustainability, this Budget resonates as a compass guiding India towards prosperity and equitable progress. This article will discuss various aspects of the Union Budget 2024-25, including its global context, interim budget, overarching theme, key priorities, and budget estimates for the fiscal year 2024-25, among other relevant topics. Navigating Global Economic Uncertainties: Risks, Challenges, and India's Resilient Growth The global economy is exceeding expectations in performance, but it confronts substantial challenges ...

  Guru Nanak Chair for Studies in Universal Advancements established at Chandigarh University   To underline the importance of medicinal plants during COVID-19; Chandigarh University establishes tricity's first Guru Nanak Bagichi at its campus   To commemorate the on-going 551st Birth Anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, Chandigarh University Gharuan in association with Government of Punjab today inaugurated "Guru Nanak Chair for Studies in Universal Advancements''.   Spiritual Guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Technical Education & Tourism Minister Punjab, Charnjeet Singh Channi, Social Activist and Environmentalist Baba Balbir Singh Seechewal inaugurated the Guru Nanak Chair for Studies in Universal Advancements at the campus of Chandigarh University.    The Chair will offer a multidisciplinary platform for quality research along with publications on the teachings of Guru Nanak on the Sustainable Development for humanity. To underline the importance of medi...

Chandigarh University leverages emerging tech to transform into ‘smart university’ The higher education sector in India is no stranger to digital transformation; educational institutions have already embarked on their digital journeys. Chandigarh University is has taken several significant steps and is leveraging IT and digital solutions to facilitate an enhanced learning environment for students One of India’s renowned universities, Chandigarh University , since its foundation, has been focusing technology-enabled education ecosystem, having an annual IT budget of Rs 11 crore. The university was recently in news for using 3D printing technology for designing ventilator splitters, in order to help the healthcare sector amidst the global COVID-19 crisis. Chandigarh University had also constituted a Core Research Group on the call made by Department of Science and Technology (DST) which had invited proposals from companies, universities and research institutions to derive ...