Governor Anandiben Patel has emphasised the significance of studying, saying that schooling isn’t just about successful awards but in addition about gaining data which might final a lifetime.
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“Reading should not be confined to books related to the syllabus, but one must consider diving into a wider spectrum of books by visiting libraries. At times, the facts are much more than what we have been hearing from a common perspective. Like we might have learnt that the aeroplane was invented by the Wright brothers, but did you know even before them Rishi Bharadwaj invented a plane which he had also flown?” mentioned Patel talking on the ninth convocation ceremony of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti Language College on Monday.
She talked about her go to to Rampur Raza Library the place she discovered a wealthy assortment of books. “Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been promoting the need for translation of original texts into indigenous languages so that the texts can be brought into public domain,” she added.
In the meantime, 149 medals had been bestowed upon college students through the ceremony of which 95 medals went to girls. Moreover, a complete of 1,430 levels had been awarded through the ceremony.
Director, Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Expertise, Prof Shishir Sinha, was the chief visitor on the ceremony, and he was awarded an honorary D Litt diploma on the event.
Sinha mentioned that India has the biggest younger inhabitants which helps the nation grow to be a fast-emerging economic system. “We should imagine a future India with emphasis on science and technology. Everyone should hone the skills of unlearning along with learning which can help in progress,” he mentioned.
Minister of upper schooling Yogendra Upadhyay, minister of state for increased schooling Rajni Tiwari had been additionally current.
Mohammad Zabihullah who clinched the coveted Khawaja Moinnudin Chishti Gold Medal, mentioned that he tried reaching his father’s dream of finding out Arabic. “I am now pursuing my Masters in the language from Delhi University, and I aspire to become a professor one day,” mentioned Zabihullah.
Subam Kumar Singh, who clinched the Chancellor’s Medal, mentioned that he goals of constructing an working system which is value environment friendly, and which has the power to work on all gadgets.
Atul Yadav who was bestowed with the Vice-Chancellor’s Medal mentioned that he accomplished his research with a number of monetary difficulties however he targeted on working onerous. “I aspire to become a government official one day,” mentioned Yadav.