It is said that you don’t make an entry into publications unless you do something outstanding. Thankfully, at SGT, outstanding is more of a habit than an exception. Here is a summary of SGT University Latest news that will surprise you.
- SGT University hosts Yogi Amandeep Singh at its campus.
The latest news from SGT University was that Yogi Amandeep Singh, a renowned psychotherapist, counselor, and authority in the field of yogic sciences, paid a visit to the campus to hold a session with the students there. The purpose was to support SGTU members in managing stress and anxiety as well as avoiding distractions in the twenty-first century.
Mr. Singh primarily discussed the idea of the Primordial Darkness (Mahakal) throughout the hour-long presentation. Every one of us possesses this dark space, according to him, which is the source of every thought, perception, action, and emotion we have ever experienced. Additionally, he claimed that by accessing and controlling this Mahakal, we can bring about good thoughts and feelings.
Thereafter, Mr. Singh led the group through a series of sitting and standing exercises that would aid in the transformation. A special combination of sounds was used to help the students enter a state of deep meditation. Mr. Singh emphasized that by taking even the smallest steps in the right direction—such as correcting our posture and managing our breathing—we can significantly alter our personalities.
2. EK BHARAT SHRESTHA BHARAT AT SGT UNIVERSITY
A rocking piece of SGT University Latest news that has to be mentioned is the “Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat” event held by the institution.
People from different generations are bound together by tradition, which cannot be moved. Old customs endure forever and aid in forging memories of the present while keeping us connected to the past. “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat” was created to celebrate our diversity while ably illustrating the cultural environment that SGT has always sought to promote and foster.
It turned out to be an extraordinary three-day event that was even more special than anyone could have imagined. It ended up being a three-day event that was even more extraordinary than anyone could have anticipated. Various cuisines from Bihar, Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, Manipur, and other places were showcased in the mouthwatering food competition on day one. There was food for everyone, from sour rice dishes to sweet and savory treats.
Students, on Day 2, acted as able ambassadors of their homelands and showcased all their Sights (Monument Making), Sounds (Singing Competition), Styles (Ramp Walk), and Stories (Presentation Round).
Titled “Desh Ke Rang Nritya Ke Sang,” the primary competition on day three was a dance-off that featured all the folk and traditional dances from various states. The audience was enthralled by watching their peers set the stage on fire and felt a connection to the music’s energy and the rhythm of the performers’ movements. In the midst of all these efforts and events, our main message emerged: India is united IN its differences in a way that no other country is.
3. Connecting the dots between AI and Media.
The Faculty of Mass Communication and Media Technology at SGT University recently hosted a lecture on the subject of “Artificial Intelligence and Media Education.” Prof. Dr. Surbhi Dahiya, course director for the English Journalism Department at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, spoke as the event’s keynote speaker.
Dr. Surbhi Dahiya stressed during the lecture how quickly artificial intelligence has advanced in recent years. She spoke about how technological advancements like artificial intelligence are enabling previously unthinkable tasks and how this creates uncertainty about job security across all industries. Dr. Dahiya cautioned the audience, though, that since artificial intelligence is a creation of the human mind, it cannot in any way rival human intelligence.
Dr. Dahiya also emphasized the significance of effectively utilizing artificial intelligence to improve our capacities in business and education. She went on to say that the use of artificial intelligence in the field of education, particularly in media education, can be very advantageous. Dr. Dahiya gave information about several websites that offer artificial intelligence and made suggestions about how it might be applied to boost productivity at work.
Attendees gained valuable perspective from the lecture’s insightful content and stimulating discussion. The news from SGT University gained traction in all the latest publications.
4. Physio camp by the Dept. of Physiotherapy at Little Angle Play School!
On May 6th, 2023, the Department of Physiotherapy at SGT University organized a Physiotherapy camp in Rawta village with the assistance of Mr. Yashpal Sharma, Director of Little Angle Play School, as per the SGT University Latest News. Fourteen BPT final semester and MPT first-year students assessed and treated over 50 villagers under the guidance of Dr. Himanshu Rakheja, an Assistant Professor of FPHY from SGT University.
During the camp, Mr. Sharma emphasized the importance of physical health for mental well-being, stating that “Every single person must take care of their physical health these days. Good physical health ensures well mental being.” According to the latest updates from SGT University, Dr. Rakheja, and his team members examined every single villager and helped them. They emphasized that physiotherapy is necessary for people of all ages to keep themselves fit, especially for rural sportspersons who may not have access to proper techniques while playing sports, and it can help them avoid any kind of internal injury. Dr. Rakheja added, “One must immediately go for physiotherapy sessions if they feel any discomfort.”
The physiotherapy camp, was well-attended, and Dr. Rakheja and his team members assisted every individual.
Overall, the initiative by the Department of Physiotherapy at SGT University was successful in spreading awareness about the importance of physiotherapy for physical health and mental well-being.
5. SGT University’s ACIC Presents “Ideathon 2.0”
SGT University’s Atal Community Innovation Center (ACIC) recently organized “Ideathon 2.0” as part of the 75th anniversary of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. The event aimed to promote problem-solving and innovation among college students, encouraging them to view problems through a business lens and develop their ideas into actionable startups.
A total of 65 teams from SGT University participated in the event, with 17 teams making it to the grand finale. The winners of the competition were awarded a total of 75,000 rupees in prize money across different theme-based categories. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Pro-Chancellor of SGT University, distributed the prizes, expressing his appreciation for the participating students and emphasizing the importance of promoting creativity, innovation, and effective problem-solving among students.
Rishi Sharma, Incubation Manager, and Bakul Dev Rai, Incubation Associate, coordinated the event and highlighted its role in cultivating problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and the ability to work in a team in a competitive environment. ACIC-SGTU provides a valuable platform for students to turn their ideas into actionable startups and succeed in their future endeavors.
6.) “Go Green” with the Faculty of Physiotherapy’s “Best out of Waste- Environment Savior” Competition!
On World Creativity and Innovation Day as per the latest SGT University News, the Faculty of Physiotherapy (FPHY) organized a “Best out of Waste-Environment Savior” Competition. This event was held under the aegis of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) and the Association of Orthocare and Rehab.
The esteemed panel of jury members included Dr. Rakesh Sharma, Pro-Chancellor & President, IIC, SGTU, and eminent scholars from various faculties who participated with enthusiasm and performed exceptionally well.
The event was aimed at promoting creativity and innovation among students to find practical solutions to environmental problems. By encouraging students to think outside the box and come up with innovative ideas to reuse waste material, the competition aimed to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment in young minds. The event also provided a platform for students from various faculties to come together and showcase their talents while contributing towards a greater cause.
Conclusion
SGT University has been making waves in the news recently with various exciting events and initiatives. From hosting a renowned psychotherapist to organize a cultural event celebrating India’s diversity to exploring the connection between artificial intelligence and media, and holding a physiotherapy camp for rural villagers, SGT University continues to prove its commitment to fostering innovation and growth in various fields.
These achievements demonstrate the University’s dedication to providing its students with the best possible education, experience, and exposure, allowing them to become well-rounded and accomplished individuals.
It is evident that SGT University is a force to be reckoned with, and we look forward to seeing what it has in store for the future.
