YCCE's Gyan Sabha 2025 a celebration of innovation and student leadership
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Nagpur: Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering (YCCE), Nagpur, hosted Gyan Sabha 2025 — its flagship
academic and cultural conclave
— on May 10. Organised by the department of applied mathematics and humanities under the aegis of the ISTE Student Chapter (BTech first year), the event served as a vibrant platform for creativity, intellect, and student-led initiatives.
The inaugural ceremony was graced by Dr SS Khedkar, director, TBI Foundation, YCCE, and Dr Rakhi Wajgi, dean – training and placement. Dr Monali Dhote, head of the department and faculty in-charge of the ISTE Chapter, delivered the welcome address and outlined the event's objectives. The proceedings were deftly anchored by Ahana Bonde and Samyak Pusate.
Gyan Sabha 2025 featured six engaging competitions that drew enthusiastic participation from across the Nagpur region: Kavya (poetry recitation), Virtual Palette (poster-making), Ignite (science exhibition), Ganitgyan (mathematics quiz), Inkspire (article writing) and Vaktavya (youth parliament simulation).
A total of 331 participants showcased their talents, with many earning accolades for outstanding performances in various categories. The conclave concluded with a valedictory session and prize distribution ceremony. Anushka Gupta, general secretary of the ISTE Student Chapter, delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the dignitaries, judges, faculty, and participants. Gyan Sabha 2025 reaffirmed YCCE's unwavering commitment to fostering academic excellence, creativity, and holistic student development.
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