The Arjuna 2.0 Hackathon, organized by the Civil Innovation and Technology Cell (CITC), NIT Agartala, was successfully concluded, bringing together enthusiastic innovators from various institutes. The event provided a vibrant platform for participants to collaborate, ideate, and develop impactful solutions to real-world problems within a competitive and time-bound environment.Over the course of the hackathon, participants from diverse institutes came together with a shared passion for problem-solving and innovation. The event provided a dynamic platform for young minds to ideate, design, and develop impactful solutions addressing real-world challenges across multiple domains.

With strong support from mentors, judges, and the dedicated organizing team, Arjuna 2.0 witnessed impressive creativity, technical excellence, and teamwork. The hackathon not only celebrated outstanding ideas and winning teams but also reinforced CITC’s vision of fostering innovation, learning, and technology-driven problem-solving among students.We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participants, mentors, judges, sponsors, and volunteers who made Arjuna 2.0 a grand success. We look forward to building on this momentum and welcoming even greater participation and innovation in future editions.

Arjuna 1.0 was part of the North East Tech Summit 2024, a prestigious hackathon event where teams competed to showcase their innovative technological solutions. The event focused on solving real-world problems through technology and innovation.The hackathon highlighted the importance of collaboration, creativity, and technical skills, making it a platform for budding developers and innovators to shine. Winning this competition is a testament to team's dedication and technical excellence.

Arjuna 1.0 featured total 3 problem statements, namely as 1. Mental Well Being Surveillance, Tracking and Assessment; 2.Advancing Landslide Detection and Early Warning System; 3.Groundwater Recharge. Every problem statements had 5 grand finalists team among them 1 team had won the grand finale and awarded with 20,000 RS. Many teams from different colleges of india had participated in this hackathon among them one team from NIT Agartala had the Hackathon in Mental Well Being Surveillance, Tracking and Assessment problem statement.