MY Bharat to organise youth-led activities under to mark Shaheedi Diwas 2026 Chandigarh 21 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : In solemn remembrance of the unparalleled sacrifices of Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Shaheed Sukhdev, and Shaheed Rajguru, MY Bharat, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, is organizing a series of impactful youth-led activities under the theme “MY BHARAT, MY RESPONSIBILITY” to mark Shaheedi Diwas 2026. The initiative aims to ignite the spirit of patriotism, civic responsibility, and active nation-building among the youth by encouraging their participation in meaningful activities that reflect the ideals of the great martyrs. As part of the observance, the following key events are being organized in Chandigarh: ● Online Quiz on MY Bharat Portal – A nationwide quiz to enhance awareness about India’s freedom struggle and the legacy of our martyrs. ● Reel Competition – “Ek Yuva Aisa Bhi” – A creative platform to inspire youth, where they can express...
ITEC Programme on Media Content Generation using Latest Digital Tools at NITTTR Chandigarh
Chandigarh 20 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A one-week Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme on “Media Content Generation Using Latest Digital Tools” from March 18 to March 24, 2026 commenced at NITTTR Chandigarh. The programme has brought together participants from nine countries—Cameroon, Guatemala, Liberia, Palestine, Russia, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Togo, and Vietnam, reflecting its global outreach and collaborative spirit. Prof. (Dr.) B. R. Gurjar, Director, NITTTR Chandigarh, welcomed the dignitaries and international participants. In his address, he emphasized the growing significance of digital media competencies in the rapidly evolving global communication landscape. He highlighted the need for professionals to stay updated with emerging tools and technologies.
The Chief Guest, Viraj Singh, Additional Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, delivered the inaugural address, highlighting the pivotal role of the ITEC programme in fostering international cooperation, knowledge exchange, and capacity building among partner countries. He stressed the importance of effectively leveraging modern digital tools for communication, education, and dissemination of knowledge in today’s interconnected world. Beyond technical learning, he encouraged participants to actively engage with India’s rich cultural heritage and traditions during their stay, viewing it as an integral part of their overall experience. He expressed confidence that the participants would carry valuable insights and skills back to their respective countries.
Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh K Wats, Programme Coordinator, Prof. & Head, Department of Media Engineering, presented a comprehensive overview of the programme, outlining its objectives, structure, and expected outcomes. The session also included an engaging interaction with international participants, fostering a spirit of cross-cultural exchange. The initial sessions of the programme covered topics such as “Foundations of Digital Media & Visual Design” and “Basics of Design”, followed by hands-on practical exercises aimed at building core competencies. The day concluded with a cultural interaction session, providing participants with a glimpse of India’s diverse cultural traditions. The programme will continue over the coming days with a series of technical sessions and practical workshops designed to equip participants with advanced skills in modern digital media tools and content creation techniques.
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