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Home / Chandigarh / Sri Guru Gobind Singh College Holds Techbeats 2k25

Sri Guru Gobind Singh College holds TechBeats 2K25

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:04 AM Mar 13, 2025 IST
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Sri Guru Gobind Singh College, Sector 26, celebrated National Science Day by organising TechBeats 2K25, an inter-college IT fest under the aegis of Prof Puran Singh Science Society. The celebrations witnessed enthusiastic participation of students from various colleges across the region. They showcased their technical and creative skills in various events.

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Principal Kulbir Singh welcomed chief guest Vijayinder Dhawan, Joint Director, Department of Technical Education and Industrial Training, Punjab. The guests of honour included Gurdev Singh Brar, president, Sikh Educational Society (SES), and Col Jasmer Singh Bala (retd), secretary, SES.

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The event was sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology and Renewable Energy, Chandigarh Administration. The Principal applauded efforts of participants and the Postgraduate Department of Computer Science.

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