EDUTHON 5.0 summit organised in Chandigarh

Over 500 educators, edtech leaders, principals, teachers and artists from across India participated in the event

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, Updated At : 09:59 PM Sep 07, 2025 IST

The day featured panel discussions, chats, masterclasses, performances, networking sessions, and a book launch.

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EDUTHON 5.0, organised by TRINITi, was hosted at JW Marriott, Chandigarh. Over 500 educators, edtech leaders, principals, teachers and artists from across India participated in the event.

“Education stands at a turning point. With AI redefining learning, we must ensure its integration strengthens the human core of education. EDUTHON 5.0 has been about exploring this very balance,” said Ankur Malhotra, founder director of TRINITi, in a press release.

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