CT University Hosts Engaging Session on Life, Education, and Social Work
The Department of Student Welfare at CT University organized an engaging and insightful interactive session, providing students with a unique opportunity to interact with Anmol Kwatra, a renowned social worker, and Shaifi Wadhwa, an accomplished educationist.
City Air News
Aug 23, 2023 09:13
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Ludhiana, August 23, 2023: The Department of Student Welfare at CT University organized an engaging and insightful interactive session, providing students with a unique opportunity to interact with Anmol Kwatra, a renowned social worker, and Shaifi Wadhwa, an accomplished educationist.
The event was skillfully hosted by Ishita Kohli, a student of the School of Humanities and Physical Education at CT University. Anmol Kwatra shared profound insights on various aspects of life, highlighting the significance of navigating criticism and discovering one's true purpose. He also shed light on the pivotal role of NGOs and the positive impact of social work on society.
Shaifi Wadhwa focused her talk on education, motivation, and the multidimensional nature of life. Her enlightening perspectives stirred inspiration among the students, urging them to embark on their educational journeys with zeal and commitment, while also imbibing invaluable life lessons.
The event was graced by the presence of CT University’s Pro Chancellor, Dr. Manbir Singh. Davinder Singh, Deputy Director of the Department of Student Welfare, also attended the event, expressing gratitude to the speakers for their illuminating discourse.
The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from CT University students, who eagerly engaged in discussions, posed questions, and sought guidance from these distinguished speakers.
Dr. Manbir Singh, Pro Chancellor, commented, "Such interactive sessions play a pivotal role in shaping the holistic development of our students. The insights shared by Anmol Kwatra and Shaifi Wadhwa Arora will undoubtedly inspire our students to make meaningful societal contributions while excelling in their academic pursuits."
