Venkaiah Naidu stresses need for skill-based education at St. Francis graduation ceremony

Nature and civilization unneurotic volition guarantee your agleam future, erstwhile Vice-President M. Venkaiah Naidu told students astatine St. Francis College for Women, Begumpet, present astatine their 45th graduation ceremony.

Describing the time arsenic ‘a solemnisation of women’s acquisition empowerment’, helium urged the young graduates to go torchbearers of India’s practice and promise, and to recognize the solemnisation of the travel arsenic not simply world but besides motivation and cultural.

He called connected the students to sphere their parent lingua arsenic a pillar of individuality and to basal themselves successful India’s affluent civilisational bequest adjacent arsenic they follow modern tools. Mr. Naidu highlighted the country’s past arsenic a Vishwaguru and said that the ‘powerful convergence of past contented and modern technology’ tin propel the federation to planetary acquisition leadership.

While appreciating the students connected the culmination of years of perseverance and the opening of a caller section successful their life, helium besides praised the college’s trajectory. From conscionable 15 students astatine its founding to its existent spot of implicit 3,400 arsenic grounds of persistent growth, helium applauded module members and the non-teaching unit for their nurturing support.

Mr. Naidu stressed the request for skill-based acquisition to marque cognition applicable to aboriginal demands, its relevance successful a fast-changing world, and appreciated the college’s efforts to supply industry-ready acquisition done collaborations and MoUs with overseas universities and manufacture leaders.

Director successful the Ministry of Tribal Affairs Deepali Masirkar, an alumna of the college, evoked nostalgia and encouraged students to unrecorded with humility, intent and persistence.

Controller of Examinations, Osmania University, K. Shashikanth emphasised India’s request for innovators and entrepreneurs, and encouraged students to make innovation, adaptability and captious reasoning to thrive successful the competitory environment.

Superintending Engineer, GHMC, Rama Devi Lanka pointing astatine sex bias and wage parity, and the galore disposable resources and skills, encouraged the students to interruption barriers and prehend opportunities. She explained the increasing opportunities successful probe and entrepreneurship, and advised students to research emerging fields specified arsenic semiconductors.

At the ceremony, a full of 981 students received their degrees and 58 students were awarded golden medals for their merit. Umaima Aijaz (Arts) bagged 3 golds, and Nampally Supriya and G. Varsha from Commerce, and B. Aswini (Science) bagged 4 golds each.

Principal T. Uma Joseph, management, unit and students were present.