CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus

The Debut – Freshers’ Night 2026, organised by the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Data Science and Statistics, School of Sciences, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, was a vibrant and memorable welcome programme for the newly admitted students. Held on 9 September 2026 from 6:00 PM onwards at the Activity Hub, Central Block, the event marked an important first step in the students’ journey at the University. With the theme “Step In. Stand Out. Shine,” the programme was designed to provide first-year students with a warm, engaging, and inclusive introduction to campus life. It encouraged freshers to overcome their initial apprehensions, interact with their peers and seniors, and participate actively in the social and cultural environment of the University. The presence of academic leadership, faculty members, senior students, and freshers created an atmosphere of encouragement, interaction, and celebration. A major highlight of the evening was th...

The School of Law Christ (Deemed to be University) Pune Lavasa campus organised a  Research Colloquium on 10 September 2026 at the Smart Room, Central Block, bringing together Ph.D. scholars for a day of academic engagement, research presentations, expert discussions, and constructive scholarly exchange. The colloquium was conceived as a platform to help doctoral scholars reflect on the progress of their research, address methodological and conceptual challenges, strengthen their publication strategies, and identify clear pathways towards the completion and dissemination of their research. The initiative was aligned with SDG 4: Quality Education, highlighting the importance of continuous academic development and research excellence. The programme commenced with an Inaugural Session and Welcome Note, which introduced the objectives and significance of the colloquium. The opening session set the tone for a day centred on critical reflection, academic dialogue, and practical guidance ...

Freshers' Fiesta was organised by the Inclusiverse Club for the freshers of CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, with the objective of creating a welcoming, interactive, and inclusive environment for students as they began their university journey. The event provided an informal platform for students to interact with their peers, participate in engaging activities, showcase their creativity and talents, and develop meaningful interpersonal connections beyond the classroom. The event was planned to support the social integration of freshers and help them become more comfortable within the campus community. As students transition into a new academic environment, opportunities for informal interaction can help them build peer relationships and develop confidence in participating in campus activities. Freshers' Fiesta created such an opportunity through a combination of recreational games, interactive activities, and talent-based performances. The event featured en...

An Alumni Connect session was conducted for MSc Data Science students on 9 September 2026, from 11:55 AM to 12:45 PM by the Department of Statistics and Data Science. The session was led by Ms. Anushya Francisca, an alumna currently working as Assistant Manager at Bajaj Life. Through experiences from her professional journey, she provided students with practical insights into placement preparation, industry expectations, continuous learning and the nature of data-related work in an organisation. Ms. Anushya began by discussing the different stages that students may encounter during a placement process. She explained that logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities are commonly assessed before the interview rounds. Students were advised to focus on understanding the logic behind a problem rather than depending entirely on memorised programming syntax. Even when candidates are unable to recall the exact syntax, they should be able to explain their proposed approach clearly and system...

The Department of Statistics and Data Science organised a two-day hands-on workshop on the Internet of Things (IoT) for MSc Data Science students on 7 and 8 September 2026. The sessions were conducted from 8:00 AM to 12:45 PM and were led by Dr. Alwin Joseph. The workshop aimed to introduce students to the fundamental components of IoT systems and provide practical experience in connecting sensors, programming devices and transmitting data through wireless networks. The first day began with an introduction to the basic components commonly used in IoT applications. Students were familiarised with sensors, breadboards, Arduino boards, LEDs and buzzers. The resource person explained the purpose of each component and demonstrated how they could be connected to create a functional electronic circuit. The first practical activity involved connecting an LED to an Arduino using a breadboard and programming it to light up. Students then progressed to activities involving buzzers and sensors. Th...

The transition from the second year of a business degree into the corporate arena is rarely a straight line. It is a complex journey of self-discovery, strategy, and deliberate habit-building. On Saturday, September 12, 2026, the Auditorium of the Management Block at CHRIST University, Pune Lavasa Campus, buzzed with an electric sense of anticipation. Second-year BBA students gathered for a transformative session hosted by the Grooming and Personality Development Committee. The core agenda was not about memorizing textbook theories or acing the next mid-term examination. Instead, it was about answering one of the most profound questions a young professional can face: How do you wish to be known by the world? To help students navigate this intricate landscape of self-presentation and career trajectory, the department invited a remarkably distinguished academic leader. Dr. Parameswaran S took the stage, bringing with him over twenty-two years of global expertise in higher education. As a...

The Environmental Law Committee, School of Law, in collaboration with the Centre for Social Action (CSA), Christites for Climate Action, and the Nature Club, organized an expert lecture tailored specifically for 4th-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) students currently enrolled in the Environmental Law course. Designed to bridge statutory legal theory with ground-level socio-environmental realities, the academic session featured Mr. Milind Thatte, a distinguished tribal rights activist, founder of the Vayam Movement, and seasoned expert on tribal self-governance. He delivered a keynote lecture titled "Between Legislation and Livelihood: PESA, FRA and the Politics of Implementation." The primary objective of the program was to provide 4th-year law students with a deep, practical understanding of how environmental statutes operate beyond classroom textbooks, statutory provisions, and formal courtroom jurisprudence. Context & Core Thematic Deliberations. Draw...