Faculty members participated in the Faculty Development Programme organized by National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology Ropar under the FutureSkills initiative. The programme aimed at enhancing knowledge and practical exposure in emerging technologies and future-ready skills. It provided an excellent platform for faculty members to upgrade their technical competencies through expert sessions, interactive learning, and hands-on activities.

This project focuses on using renewable energy to create an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution for grass cutting. The system uses a solar panel to generate electricity, which is stored in a battery and used to run a motor for cutting grass. This project helped to understand practical applications of renewable energy and basic automation systems.

This Chemical Engineering project, Wind Tree, is a creative model designed to generate clean and renewable energy using wind power. Inspired by the shape of a natural tree, the structure uses multiple small wind collectors arranged like branches to capture wind from different directions.

Students visited NIELIT Rupnagar, where an informative training session was conducted. The session provided valuable insights and hands-on learning opportunities, enhancing students’ knowledge and practical skills. Dr. Sarwan Singh, Scientist ‘D’ at National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology Ropar, guided the students regarding various training opportunities and other academic programmes. His directions provided clarity on skill development pathways and encouraged students to actively participate in future learning initiatives.

The visit of MP Malvinder Singh Kang to GPC Rupnagar was a proud and inspiring moment for the institution. During his visit, he engaged in a meaningful interaction with the students, motivating them to stay focused on their goals and make the most of educational opportunities. He also appreciated the efforts and progressive initiatives taken by the Principal in fostering a positive learning environment and promoting overall development. Such visits encourage students and staff alike, reinforcing the importance of dedication, innovation, and continuous growth in education.