Sharnbasva University students clinch overall championship at Techno Utsav 2025
The Hindu
Sharnbasva University students excel at Techno Utsav 2025, winning multiple categories and emerging as overall champions.
Students from Sharnbasva University, Kalaburagi, delivered an outstanding performance at Techno Utsav 2025 organised by Lingarajappa Appa Engineering College in Bidar on Thursday emerging as the overall champions of the intercollegiate tech fest.
Competing against participants from various engineering colleges, students from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology (Co-Education) of Sharnbasva University secured the top honours in multiple categories, demonstrating their technical prowess and creative skills.
Laxmi Bagodi, a fourth-semester student from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Faculty of Engineering and Technology - Exclusively for Women), won the first prize in the Data Detoxing event.
Her department peers Kadambini, Dharneshwari and Bhargavi clinched the first place in the PPT Presentation competition.
Meanwhile, students from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology (Co-Education) secured the first prize in Photography and second prizes in Group Singing, Circuit Mania and Paper Presentation on Women Empowerment, contributing significantly to the university’s overall championship.
Notable winners included Jagadev Reddy, Vineet Biradar, Sunil, Ambaresh and Sangamesh K. whose innovative approach earned them top honours in the Photography category.
Suman secured the second place in Circuit Mania, while Shashank Wali, Sri Giri, and Savita earned the second place for their paper presentation on Women Empowerment.
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