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e-governance centre opened at PEC
An IBM centre for e-governance, the first of its kind in the country, opened at the Punjab Engineering College complex here today. The UT Administrator, Gen S.F. Rodrigues (retd), inaugurated the centre, a flagship venture of the Information Technology Department of the Chandigarh Administration....
PEC reverberates to rock music as Elements 2005 ends
I like to scream my guts out and yell out loads at a concert, is what Janis Joplin, the Queen of Rock, once said. And, it was no different at the Rock Show organised by the students of PEC..
Students dream of houses in the sky
ONE city resident and his colleague from Ganganagar, both second-year civil engineering students from Punjab Engineering College (PEC), will soon have a hand in putting people on cloud nine — literally. Ankur Bajoria, the local lad, and Nitin Arora have got an invitation to be part of a National Aeronautics and Space Administration....
Rakesh Nath is the new CEA Chairman
PECOSA President and BBMB Chairman Mr. Rakesh Nath has been appointed as the new Chairman of Central Electricity Authority. As the Chairman of CEA, he'll be responsible for overall development of power sector in India...
PEC students win laurels at robotics contest
Seven third-year students of Punjab Engineering College (PEC) won laurels at an international robotics competition held at the IIT, Mumbai, recently. ..
PEC, IIT engineer resource-sharing scheme
STUDENTS of Punjab Engineering College (PEC) can now freely walk into the laboratories and libraries of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. The same holds true for students and faculty of IIT(D), who’ll come visiting PEC to either deliver lectures or take up joint research work....
PEC students develop operating system in Hindi
Three students of final year of engineering and computer science department of Punjab Engineering College have developed a DOS-based operating system which enables the user to give commands in Hindi along with English...
Pecobians try hand at Rock!
TRANSCENDING the barriers of culture, age, class and religion, music is food for the soul. It has the power to drive one’s inner being to unconquered heights. Contributing to the world of rock, are some lethally talented musicians from Chandigarh....
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