Students should take an oath and contribute towards nation-building, Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari said while addressing a convocation ceremony at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University on Friday.
Students should take the oath and contribute to nation building, said Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari while speaking at a summonsing ceremony for Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University on Friday.
At least 81.736 students were consulted degrees at the 61st conference meeting at the university, which took place in the presence of state Minister of Technical Education Uday Samant, chairman of AICTE Anil Sahastrabuddhe and Chancellor Dr. Pramod Yeole.
In a virtual opening speech to students at the time, Koshyari said, “Bookish knowledge is not everything. Students should be introspect in what they do. They should have a sense of sacrifice.
The Governor went on to say that the students should take the oath and contribute to nation building.
Speaking at the time, Sahastrabuddhe said, “The Central Government has come up with a new education policy, which has been driven by the inclusion of all stakeholders, directly from the village level. The process is issuing permission to teach in multilingualism has been underway.
At least 14 colleges in five provinces have been granted the same permit. “Commending the University’s move to establish two COVID-19 testing labs in Marathwada, Minister Uday Samant said the move to establish Aurangabad and Osmanabad labs was a turning point.
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