More than 4,500 students attend technical symposium at KITSW
The two-day national-level event SUMSHODHINI’26 featured 12 workshops and over 50 competitions at the Warangal institute.
More than 4,500 students took part in various technical activities during SUMSHODHINI’26, a two-day national-level symposium held at Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science (KITSW) in Warangal, according to The Hindu.
The event, organised under the theme ‘Beyond Conventional Thinking’, included 12 technical workshops, a treasure hunt, and more than 50 competitions, said Dean of Student Affairs and symposium convener K. Sridhar.
Speaking at the valedictory ceremony on Saturday, KITSW principal K. Ashoka Reddy said the symposium allowed students to showcase their innovation, creativity, and technical expertise.
TGNPDCL CMD Karnati Varun Reddy, who inaugurated the symposium on October 29, encouraged students to explore start-ups and innovative ideas while using artificial intelligence responsibly.
Richard King Chatragadda, a KITSW alumnus and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) regional head for Academic Alliances Hyderabad, highlighted the necessity of practical skills and problem-solving for career success.
K. Sridhar also urged students to focus on research, incubation, and entrepreneurship to enhance their employment prospects and industry readiness.