OPEN THE DOOR_ITS OPPORTUNITIES KNOCKING..!!!

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A MARK OF HELP..!!

 Lovely Professional University never lags behind when it comes to holding events that raise student onto a level that grooms their event managing skills, helping mentality, novel endeavors etc.. and so is the pace in the new academic year 2015-2016 too..

  Ranging from lending a helping hand to the needy with scholarships, the events extend till camps and ventures like :BLOOD DONATION CAMP initiated by students of the University. They say in Unison that these ventures help them a lot in framing their lives as better humans. Its indeed a matter of pride that events like this take place lightening knowledge in students that is beyond any academic and curricular activities.



 THE SUMMIT@JNU..!!

The India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit is an awaited event to be held in the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. The event would witness the presence of personalities from Bollywood, sports, literature, politics and many more.

 Students of Lovely Professional University, Punjab too is excited for this summit that is going to be held on 17th of September this year (2016). The Department of Journalism has planned to indulge their students in this big opportunity to interact and be a part of the fest.

 The programme holds an agenda of events that include talking sessions with students from different colleges about major topics that need recognition and concern.

 All geared up for the summit; the journey from LPU, Punjab will begin on Friday evening, hopefully gets all set in Delhi by Saturday morning and witness this educational event in its full on power.


Journalism students hereby get an opportunity to spend a day grasping all those intellectual sessions been held in the campus that has been a cradle to many intelligent brains .

WHEN ARCHITECTS TRAVERSE...!!!!
Its a breath of fresh air for the architect groups of LPU, Punjab. As their course includes field trips and assignments that give them professional expertise to face the designer world with much ease. Kudos to the spirit that keep them enjoy their work..!!!!

Architecture Students-Second year









" I believe in the power of lived experiences and documenting stories . I try to survive amidst the stigma, hate and act against any means / system of oppression. Considers intersectionality as to be the most important in politics and elsewhere. Trying to learn, relearn and unlearn as a journalist. My beat is health and I pursue it with understanding of communities "

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