Techno-cultural fest starts at city college

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:02 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (degree wing), Sector 26, started its two-day annual techno-cultural fest ‘Apratim-2024’ today. The main theme was Indian culture and diversity.

The event was inaugurated by Rubinderjit Singh Brar, Director, Technical Education, MS Gujral, principal, CCET (degre wing), Sunil K Singh, fest coordinator, and Gulshan Goyal, president, college student council-cum-co-coordinator, fest. Students participated in various tech-driven cultural activities, including exhibitions and performances, which highlighted innovation and creativity.

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