CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus

The Academic Year Inauguration for the final-year students of MSc Data Science and MSc Global Finance & Analytics was held on 15th July 2025 at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune City Campus. Hosted in the Multi-purpose Hall, the ceremony marked a significant milestone, heralding a year dedicated to focused learning, professional preparation, and personal growth. The event commenced promptly at 8:00 AM in the presence of campus leadership, including Fr. Lijo Thomas, Dean and Director, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Lavasa Campus; Fr. Justin P. Varghese, Academic Coordinator; and Fr. Arun Antony Chully, Director of CHRIST College, Pune. Faculty members and an enthusiastic cohort of final-year students from both programmes were also in attendance. The ceremony opened with the lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance through the light of knowledge. Readings from the Bhagavad Gita, the Bible, and the Holy Quran followed, reflecting CHRIST University’s commit...

On July 19, 2025, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, successfully conducted an insightful session titled “Do’s and Don’ts of the Corporate World & Resume Building.” The session was facilitated by Mr. Harshad Sabne, Talent Acquisition Lead at CDK Global, and was designed to provide practical strategies for students aspiring to enter the professional world with confidence and clarity. The session began with an engaging discussion on the foundational step of career building: resume development. Mr. Sabne emphasized that a well-structured, clear, and compelling resume can open doors to new opportunities. He guided students on how to effectively present their contact information, professional summary, educational background, and both technical and soft skills. A strong emphasis was laid on quantified achievements and relevant certifications, which help resumes stand out in a competitive job market. Interestingly, Mr. Sabne advised students to include personal interest...

The Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) conducted by the Department of English and Cultural Studies from 17 to 21 June 2025 was titled Digital Archives and Cultural Memory: Tools for the 21st Century Teachers. Designed as a faculty enrichment initiative, the programme aimed to equip educators with skills in digital pedagogy, archival methods, and interdisciplinary tools relevant to contemporary humanities education. This five-day programme brought together faculty from diverse disciplines and introduced them to digital tools that support innovative teaching and research. The sessions focused on integrating digital archives and cultural memory into classroom practices and aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 4 (Quality Education), 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), and 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). The programme opened with sessions by Dr. Rimi Nandy, who introduced participants to the concept of cultural memory in education. Her sessions emphasized the...

Pause and Refresh – Wellness Initiative for Admissions and Support Staff organized by Centre for Academic and Professional Support (CAPS) in Collaboration with Public Relations Office on 02/07/2025 at Banquet Hall for Admissions Team and Support Staff conducted by Ms. Mansha Sawal As part of its ongoing commitment to promoting holistic development and institutional well-being, the Centre for Academic and Professional Support (CAPS), in collaboration with the Public Relations Office, organized a wellness initiative titled “Pause and Refresh.” This session was thoughtfully curated for the Admissions Team and Support Staff, whose roles often involve emotionally demanding tasks, extended hours, and high interpersonal engagement, especially during peak admission periods. The primary objective of this initiative was to promote mental well-being, alleviate occupational stress, and foster a sense of community and morale through structured relaxation and creative expression activities. The even...

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, celebrated globally on 21st June 2025, the Centre for Counselling and Health Services (CCHS) organized a revitalizing and inclusive yoga session aimed at promoting overall wellness, mindfulness, and healthy living within the campus community. This thoughtfully curated event brought together faculty members, administrative staff, and students in a unified space of reflection and rejuvenation. The session was designed not only to enhance physical well-being but also to emphasize mental clarity and emotional balance—key aspects of holistic health. By encouraging collective participation, the event fostered a spirit of togetherness, demonstrating how wellness practices like yoga can build stronger, more connected communities. The event began with a warm welcome, followed by an insightful introduction to the origins and philosophy of yoga. Participants were briefed on yoga’s rich heritage rooted in ancient Indian culture and its evolution as a glob...