Blessing of villagers is biggest award: Governor

Bhopal: Governor Smt. Anandiben Patel has said that effective use of developments in science and technology is a key to successful and constant development. Information about science and technology should reach not only to schools but to the entire community necessarily. Today's era is full of technical and scientific knowledge. Only those countries in the world are ahead, which give priority to science. She was addressing the annual function of Technocrats Group of Institutions. On the occasion, the governor awarded meritorious students.

 Governor Smt. Anandiben Patel said that each university and college should adopt one village and conduct survey through students to find out whether sanitation, health and other facilities are available or not. She appealed meritorious students that their degree is useful and they become intellectual when there will be prosperity and happiness in every village. Blessings from villagers are the biggest award of your life. The Governor appealed the students to extend help in removing problem of malnutrition in children and inform about the benefits of government schemes to villagers and poor.

 Governor Smt. Anandiben Patel said that science should be a part of our life style, efforts should be made in this direction. She told the teachers that need of today is to properly explore the hidden talent in the youth.

 Vice Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki Vishwavidyalaya Dr. Sunil Gupta said that our objective is to ensure that students of our state are not the job seekers, but job givers. For this, the university will provide fund to 100 students under Startup Scheme. University will fulfill the requirement of colleges for e-journal and e-books.

Chairperson of TIT Group, Smt. Sadhna Karasolia shed light on activities of the institution. The Governor released magazine and research journal of the Institution. On this occasion, Chief Patron TIT Group Dr. R.R. Karasolia, Registrar of Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, teachers and students in large number besides parents were present.-Window To News