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This is an archive article published on January 16, 2011

Rashtriya Urja Yatra reaches LCET

Ludhiana College of Engineering and Technology welcomed the Rashtriya Urja Yatra which reached the campus.

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Ludhiana College of Engineering and Technology welcomed the Rashtriya Urja Yatra which reached the campus on Friday. Urja Yatra was flagged off from four corners of India,namely Kolkata in the east,Rajkot in the west,Jammu in the north and Kanyakumari in the south,and will be converging at the geographical centre of India,Nagpur. This Yatra,by energy icons of the country,will cover all the major cities and villages on its way where it will be showcasing innovative models.

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