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Urban crisis discussed at World Habitat Day event

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The Department of Architecture at CT Institute of Architecture and Planning (CTIAP) organised an event to observe World Habitat Day 2025, focusing on the theme Urban crisis. The programme aimed to raise awareness about sustainable urban development and collective responsibility in addressing emerging challenges faced by modern cities.

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The event was graced by Dr Arvind Dhingra, Chairman of the Ludhiana chapter of The Institution of Engineers India (IEI), along with Surinder Singh, Honorary Secretary; Surjit Singh; Balwinder Singh and Harbhajan Singh Dosanjh, Executive Member. CTIAP faculty and students warmly welcomed the dignitaries.

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The ceremony began with the traditional lamp lighting. In his inaugural address, Dr Dhingra highlighted the growing urban challenges and stressed the need for sustainable and inclusive city planning to ensure liveable environments for future generations.

A cultural programme featured a vibrant group dance, a soulful singing performance, and a graceful solo dance by students, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm. Additionally, a panel-making competition was held, through which students expressed innovative ideas on urban sustainability and environmental consciousness.

Dignitaries from IEI Ludhiana felicitated the competition winners, encouraging students to continue engaging with real-world issues through architectural innovation and design thinking.

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The event concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the presence and support of all guests and participants. The celebration not only marked World Habitat Day but also served as a meaningful platform to discuss the pressing urban crisis and inspire the next generation of architects to design a sustainable future.

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