Over 40 student projects across various faculties were presented, including 15 dedicated initiatives by SMC focusing on environmental studies and community media. From localized media programs to actionable solutions for environmental challenges, participants demonstrated practical ways to address pressing ecological concerns through innovative, community-focused projects.
The Vice Chancellor visited the stalls to commend the students' dedication, while representatives from Suthra Punjab and government departments offered encouragement. Officials urged students to develop their project models into real-time startups, reinforcing BNU’s commitment to advancing environmental sustainability through active academic and public-sector collaboration.
