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Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) wide caput Vaiko, connected Saturday, said those who effort to make struggle successful the sanction of religion are the sole enemies of the country.
Speaking astatine the aureate jubilee celebrations of The Quaide Milleth College for Men astatine Medavakkam, Mr. Vaiko said Quaide Milleth Muhammad Ismail was a awesome of honesty, simplicity, and subject and the assemblage named aft him stood arsenic an illustration of secularism. He besides recalled assorted important events successful the beingness of the precocious person and his contributions during his several-decade-long governmental career.
Communist Party of India (Marxist) polit bureau subordinate G. Ramakrishnan said teachers should impart captious reasoning to students. He besides alleged that the Centre had diluted the powers of institutions specified arsenic the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC).
G. Viswanathan, laminitis and chancellor of VIT, emphasised the value of improving the standards of higher acquisition and said India’s advancement depended connected wellness and education. He besides spoke extensively astir economical inequality successful the state and measures to flooded it.
Dravidar Kazhagam president K. Veeramani, successful his virtual address, recalled his relation with the assemblage and the important relation played by the instauration successful imparting higher acquisition and subject to students. S. Sathik, erstwhile Vice-Chancellor of the University of Madras, hailed the contributions of Quaide Milleth and recalled the precocious leader’s accent connected making Tamil a nationalist connection erstwhile helium was a subordinate of the Constituent Assembly.
An accumulation of uncommon photographs of Quaide Milleth was besides inaugurated. Rev. Bishop V. Devasagayam of the Church of South India; P.A. Khaja Mohinudeen Baqavi, president of the Tamil Nadu Jamathul Ulama Sabai; M.G. Dawooj Miakhan, caput and analogous of the college; and M. Amuthul Thawab, main of the college, were among those present.
