CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus

The Department of Statistics and Data Science, School of Sciences, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, organised an Industry Spotlight session titled “Data Science: Career and Experiences” on 15 October 2026 at 11:00 AM. Held in Room No. 3401 at Christ College Pune, the session featured Mr. Rehan Guha, Principal Data Scientist at Vodafone, Pune. Through examples from his professional experience, he offered students an opportunity to explore how data science is applied to practical problems across different fields. The session centred on projects that Mr. Guha had worked on and the thinking behind the solutions he developed. His account connected the challenges encountered in a project with the process of arriving at a solution. This gave the discussion a practical focus, allowing students to consider how the concepts they study relate to situations faced by professionals. The emphasis on the journey from a problem to its solution provided a useful perspective for stud...

The Centre for Artificial Intelligence at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, witnessed an engaging exploration of emerging technologies as 15 AI Guild members participated in a two-day hands-on workshop on Agentic AI. The workshop introduced students to the evolving field of intelligent systems capable of performing goal-oriented tasks, supporting decision-making, and managing multi-step workflows. The programme provided an opportunity for students to explore the possibilities of Agentic AI and understand its growing significance in the technology-driven world. Titled “Agentic AI: From Concepts to Intelligent Action,” the workshop was organized by the Centre for Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science. The sessions were led by Mr. Rosh R, a member of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and a student from the B.Sc. Data Science 2023 batch at the Pune Lavasa Campus. The initiative aimed to introduce participants to the fundam...

The Department of Commerce, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa, organized an insightful **online session** titled “AI & Personalization: Driving Customer Experiences Across Omni-Channels” to explore how emerging technologies are transforming modern commerce. The session provided students with valuable perspectives on the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence (AI), customer behaviour, and digital business strategies. The session featured **Ms. Swetha Lagisetti**, a professional from Persistent Systems Ltd. and an alumna of the prestigious Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta). Drawing upon her industry experience and academic insights, she introduced students to the growing significance of AI-driven personalization in creating seamless, meaningful, and engaging customer experiences across multiple platforms. In today’s competitive business environment, customers interact with brands through various touchpoints, including physical stores, w...

The Centre for Artificial Intelligence at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, organised an interactive discussion session titled “ChitChat with AI” for members of the AI Guild. The session provided an engaging platform for students to explore Artificial Intelligence, exchange ideas, and gain insights into its growing relevance in education and professional environments. The discussion featured Mr. Rosh, a fourth-year B.Sc. Data Science student from the Central Campus, Bengaluru, who has been associated with the Centre for AI and has worked on various AI projects. His experiences offered participants a valuable peer-learning opportunity, enabling them to understand AI from the perspective of a fellow student actively exploring the field. The primary objective of ChitChat with AI was to foster curiosity, promote knowledge sharing, and encourage AI Guild members to engage with emerging AI technologies and their practical applications. Moving beyond the conventional lectu...

World Mental Health Day, observed annually on 10 October, highlights the importance of mental well-being and encourages supportive environments where emotions can be acknowledged and discussed openly. To commemorate World Mental Health Day 2026, the Centre for Counselling and Health Services (CCHS) at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, organised two engaging activities, “Zentangle & Unwind” and “Words That Lift,” promoting emotional well-being through creativity, reflection, mindfulness, and meaningful connections. The initiative aimed to make mental health awareness accessible and participatory, encouraging students and faculty to pause amid their daily routines and prioritise their emotional well-being. Through these activities, CCHS sought to nurture a campus culture grounded in empathy, kindness, self-awareness, and supportive conversations about mental health. Highlights of the Activities Zentangle & Unwind: Finding Calm Through Creativity “Zentangle ...

What if businesses could move beyond intense competition and create entirely new markets where rivals become irrelevant? This compelling question set the stage for an engaging guest lecture on Blue Ocean Strategy, inspiring 38 MBA students at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Lavasa Campus, to rethink conventional approaches to business strategy and market competition. Organised by the School of Business and Management, CHRIST University, Lavasa Campus, the session featured Dr Fr Arun Antony, who introduced students to the transformative principles of Blue Ocean Strategy. Drawing on the pioneering work of W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne, he encouraged participants to move beyond the traditional pursuit of market share and explore opportunities for creating new demand through innovation, differentiation, and strategic thinking. In today's dynamic business environment, organisations frequently encounter saturated markets, aggressive price wars, and shrinking profit margins. Competing...

Wearing Pink, Starting Conversations On 13 October 2026, the Quadrangle in Central Block turned a little pinker. The Centre for Counselling and Health Service (CCHS) marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a campus campaign that was simple in design and meaningful in intent: get people talking about breast health. A Ribbon as a Conversation Starter From 9:00 AM, pink ribbons were handed out to students and staff at the Quadrangle. Pinned on and carried across campus, they became a visible symbol of solidarity with everyone affected by breast cancer. The ribbon also gave people an easy opening to ask, “What’s this for?” Seeing peers and colleagues wearing the same ribbon created a sense of collective participation, a reminder that health is a shared concern. Posters That Inform and Bust Myths Awareness posters displayed across campus covered: Risk factors for breast cancer Warning signs worth noticing Early detection and why it matters Myths vs. Facts, addressing common misconceptions...