Raipur. ‘The fourth convocation ceremony of Shaheed Mahendra Karma University Bastar Jagdalpur was held in the university campus under the chief hospitality of Governor Vishwabhushan Harichandan. On this occasion, Governor and Chancellor Vishwabhushan Harichandan said that higher education plays an important role in the overall development of the youth. It provides advanced knowledge, skills and opportunities for personal and professional development. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai was also present in the program. Gold medals were awarded to 93 students, PhD and an honorary degree were awarded to 43 students at the convocation. In his address at the function, Governor Harichandan said that through higher education the youth acquire critical thinking abilities, creativity and moral values, which prepare them to face complex challenges. It opens doors to better career prospects, contributes to economic growth and develops strong leaders and active citizens in their communities. A literate youth represents the future of any society, state or country.
He said that in areas like Bastar, the Government of Chhattisgarh especially expects the youth to actively participate in the socio-economic development of their communities while maintaining the values of peace, harmony and progress. They are encouraged to engage in education and skills development initiatives to enhance employability and contribute to regional development. Governor Harichandan congratulated and congratulated the students and researchers who received degrees and gold medals.
He said that Bastar is a land rich in natural abundance and vibrant cultural traditions. Nature has gifted Bastar with unmatched beauty. Its lush green forests, flowing rivers and mineral-rich soil are proof of its ecological richness. At the center of Bastar’s attraction lies its vibrant cultural mosaic. Tribes like Gond, Madiya and Muria have nurtured unique languages, customs and art forms. In Bastar, initiatives are being taken to promote sustainable development, cultural preservation and inclusive development by adopting modernity. Mr Harichandan said that with access to modern tools, platforms and resources, today’s youth have the potential to use technology and innovation to tackle pressing challenges such as poverty, inequality, climate change and health care. He expressed happiness over the fact that the University has received approval for a grant of Rs 100 crore under the Central Project “Meru”, which will increase the facilities in the University. Which also includes operation of many departments. He also expressed happiness over the active participation of the students of Shaheed Mahendra Karma University in the “Developed India”/2047 campaign. He said that this program is a platform to engage an entire generation towards achieving the goal of a fully developed India by 2047. Let us all continue to strive together towards building a progressive and inclusive India.
