Technical-session, Debate, Chakravyuh, lecture sessions were organized on the second day of 'Tooryanaad' 21 at MANIT. Youths from across the country participated through online mediums in those various events.
Chakravyuh was organized on the second day of the program in which 350 students from all over the country participated. Simultaneously, the second phase of event Vaad-Vivaad was conducted from 1 pm in which Swaraj's senior sub-editor Nishtha Anushree was joined as a judge of the event.
The debate was organized in two parties, whose topic was – Digital economy: An egalitarian or source of economic inequality, in which a total of 6 selected participants participated in which Ritul Basu, Sanidhya Khandelwal, Satyam Chaturvedi spoke in favor and Chaitanya, Harsh, Pooja Sen presented her arguments in opposition to the subject.
In the end, the programme was concluded by the jury by asking some questions from the opposition and the side.
The Chief Technical Officer of Koo-App, Phaneesh Gururaj, joined the tech session of Tooryanaad-21. In the session, while acquainting the audience with the main technologies used in the operation of Koo-App, he said that he is very much impressed by the work of the committee on Indian Ancient knowledge and language-technologies.
Phaneesh said that to encourage youth in technical fields, optional subjects should be added to the courses.
In the cultural programme, famous bhajan singer Manya Arora greeted all the listeners who joined the program and then enthralled the stage with her famous music "Shri Krishna Hare Murari". After this, she performed his various hymns.