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Dindigul campus connect

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Dindigul campus connect
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Various colleges in Dindigul and Theni have hosted academic workshops, international conferences, and sports competitions to foster student development. Events ranged from Generative AI training to literature discussions and chess tournaments.

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These activities reflect the ongoing efforts of regional educational institutions to integrate modern technology and humanities into student curricula.

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The Department of Computer Science, Nadar Saraswathi College of Arts and Science, Theni, organised a three-day workshop on “Sustainable Web Application Development Using Modern Full Stack Technologies”.

Head and Associate Professor, K. Sivakami, stressed the importance of practical skills and Generative AI.

Chief Technology Officer, DCE Technology, Virudhunagar, S. Karthikeyan, Head-Operations T. Muthuvijayaraja, and Software Developer K. Alageshwaran conducted technical sessions.

The PG Department of English, Sakthi College of Arts and Science for Women, Oddanchatram, in association with the All India Forum for English Students, Scholars and Trainers (AIFEST), organised a three-day international virtual conference on ‘Narratives of Happiness and Well-being: Literature and Critical Health Humanities’.

The conference explored happiness, mental health, healing and human flourishing through literature. Academicians from India and abroad delivered lectures, while researchers and students presented papers and participated in discussions on trauma, ecology, psychoanalysis and well-being.

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