Four-day tech fest concludes at NIT Kurukshetra

Four-day ‘Techspardha 2025’, the annual technical festival of the National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, concluded on Thursday.

The valedictory ceremony marked the culmination of four days filled with innovation, competition and celebration of technology.

NIT Director Prof BV Ramana Reddy, in his address, commended the dedication, creativity and teamwork displayed by all participants and organisers throughout the fest. He emphasised how such platforms nurture young minds to think critically, innovate fearlessly and lead the nation toward a technologically empowered future.

‘Techspardha 2025’ hosted more than 100 events spanning diverse domains such as coding, robotics, design, electronics, entrepreneurship, space science, and gaming. The fest witnessed massive participation from students of NIT-Kurukshetra and several reputed institutions across India, turning the campus into a vibrant hub of ideas, collaboration and technical brilliance.

The valedictory ceremony celebrated the achievements of the brightest talents, as winners from various competitions were felicitated with certificates, medals and trophies.

The 12 technical societies of NIT Kurukshetra — Technobyte, EMR, Electroreck, Microbus, Mexperts, Innovation Cell, Anant, Antariksh, E-Cell, Inquizzitive, RISC, and Robonix — concluded their series of events, workshops and challenges that had kept the campus buzzing with energy and enthusiasm for the past four days.

Each society played a crucial role in shaping the fest’s diverse lineup, ensuring that every student found an event aligned with their interests and aspirations.

As per the spokesperson of the NIT Kurukshetra, from hackathons and coding battles to startup pitches, robotics challenges, astronomy hunts and design sprints, every event reflected the technical excellence and creative spirit that define NIT Kurukshetra. With memories made, lessons learned and innovations celebrated, ‘Techspardha 2025’ bid farewell — leaving behind inspiration for even grander editions in the years to come.