IIT Kanpur’s annual technical and entrepreneurial festival, Techkriti, is set to be hosted from March 19 to 22, featuring a host of perofrmances and events over the four days. The festival will bring together a host of artists including, UK-based vilonist Kate Krushchika, America’s Got Talent famed magician Smoothini - the Ghetto Houdini, and more. The second evening of the festival will showacse the EDM night of the festival featuring performances by Delhi-based electronica artists, Nucleya and Sartek, making for an upbeat night. To color another feather in it’s cap, Techkriti will be headlined with a performance by Finnish rock band Poets Of The Fall on March 22.
The festival will showcase a host of technical and socio-cultural events, including talks by renowned scientists, a mini Auto-Expo, and campaigns on social awareness. Festival goers should find Techkriti a pretty amazing festival to attend.
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