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TEDxSukhna Lake 2026 to Convene Leaders in Chandigarh
TEDxSukhna Lake is holding its second event in Chandigarh.
It will happen on 26 August 2026 at Tagore Theatre.
More than 20 speakers from India and other countries are expected to attend.
They work in areas such as technology, business, healthcare, finance, defence and government.
The event’s theme is “The Age of Possibilities.”
More than 800 people, including students and entrepreneurs, may attend.
The organisers want people to hear ideas from many different fields.
Videos of the talks will also be shared on YouTube so more people can watch them.
The second TEDxSukhna Lake edition will be held on 26 August 2026 at Tagore Theatre, Chandigarh.
More than 20 Indian and global leaders are expected to speak at the event.
The event will follow the theme “The Age of Possibilities” and is expected to attract more than 800 attendees.
Speakers will include professionals associated with OpenAI, Google, Meta, Visa, Snapchat, ICAI and PRS Legislative Research.
Talks from the event will later join the official TEDx Talks ecosystem on YouTube.
- Who
- TEDxSukhna Lake organisers, more than 20 global and Indian speakers, and over 800 expected attendees.
- What
- The second edition of TEDxSukhna Lake, featuring talks and discussions under the theme “The Age of Possibilities.”
- Where
- Tagore Theatre in Chandigarh, India.
- When
- 26 August 2026.
- Why
- To bring together ideas from different disciplines and encourage audiences to question conventional thinking and explore future possibilities.
Key facts
- Event
- Second edition of TEDxSukhna Lake
- Date
- 26 August 2026
- Venue
- Tagore Theatre, Chandigarh
- Theme
- The Age of Possibilities
- Expected attendance
- More than 800 people
- Speaker lineup
- More than 20 global and Indian leaders
- Powered By Partner
- Shoolini University
- Government Partner
- Chandigarh Tourism
Quotes
Vivek Mehra
Organiser of TEDxSukhna Lake
“The Age of Possibilities is about bringing together people from around the country who are creating change in completely different fields and allowing people to learn from perspectives they may not encounter otherwise.”
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