Bhopal

Guv stresses importance of lifelong learning for students

Staff Reporter

Governor Mangubhai Patel on Sunday attended the fourth convocation of Maharaja Chhatrasal Bundelkhand University Chhatarpur. Governor Shri Patel awarded gold medals and degrees to the students in the ceremony. He also launched the publications of the university. The Governor conferred the degree of MCBU Doctor of Science on the Saraswat guest of the ceremony and Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi.

Patel said that in the rapidly changing global competition of today's technological era, continuous pursuit of knowledge is the need of the hour. That is why students should keep updating their knowledge and skills continuously to get new opportunities in life and find solutions to new challenges. Dreams come true with courage and patience. All that is needed is to learn from failure, change yourself and move forward. He told the teachers that for success in life, it is necessary to have strict discipline, complete self-confidence and a sensitive personality. The significance of the work done with your talent, knowledge and skills lies in bringing a smile on the face of the deprived person at the last link of the society.

Patel said that while moving ahead in life, never forget the hard work, sacrifice and dedication of the parents and teachers who brought you to the path of success. He said that by enhancing the inherent talent of the future generation and instilling knowledge and culture, university students can be made capable to serve the nation and society effectively. He told the youth that all of you are the fortunate generation of Amrit Prasanga of developed India, which has got the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The result of his foresight is the new National Education Policy, which provides the youth with an opportunity to touch the infinite heights of success in life and make India a superpower of knowledge.

In the ceremony, Higher Education Minister Shri Inder Singh Parmar congratulated the students who received the degree. He said that students should be proud of India's knowledge base. They should move forward with the aim of spreading this knowledge across the world through research and work for the welfare of the world.