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PU to host youth fest from Oct 21

Sep 21, 2024, 04:33 IST

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Chandigarh: Panjab University is set to host the Youth and Heritage Festival 2024-25 (Zone-1: Chandigarh) from Oct 21 to Oct 24. To ensure maximum student participation and the success of the event, the university has issued a notice to all the chairpersons, directors, and coordinators of teaching departments, institutes, and centres directing them not to schedule or conduct any mid-term examinations between Oct 15 and Oct 26.The move is intended to allow students the flexibility to actively engage in various cultural and heritage activities during the festival, fostering a vibrant campus experience.

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