Minister for Higher Education Jitu Patwari said that challenges of future should be assimilated in the education system. He was addressing the 49th Foundation day programme of Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya on Thursday.
Patwari said that any ideology should not be promoted by the universities, when it comes to build children’s future.
The first goal of the education is to make children a matured individual, so that they become independent in imaginative and conceptual form.
Patwari mentioned that Abdul Hafiz Mohammad Barkatullah has contributed in the independence of the country.
He has also given an important contribution in the education field. Patwari further stated that the Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya is a unique example of Ganga-Jamuni tradition. Guru-Shishya parampara is the identity of Indian Culture.
He mentioned that there is no scarcity of budget and vision for excellence in higher education. Patwari informed that a budget provision of Rs 55 crore has been for the current year to make Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya capable to secure highest ranking of NAAC next year.
He further said that the appointments of professors will be made soon.
The Vice Chancellor of the University RJ Rao said that there is also a need for change in education and teaching system for comprehensive and quality education.
The Minister, Jitu Patwari honoured teachers, officers and employees, who have completed 35, 25, 20 and 15 years service tenure in the university.
He also honoured NCC and NSS cadets of the university, Young Scientist Awardees Poonam Arya and Abhinav Bhargava along with the first female mountaineer of the state Megha Parmar, who scaled the Mount Everest.
Patwari also released a Magazine ‘Vision-2025’ on the occasion and planted a sapling in the university’s campus under the programme ‘Ek Abhiyan- Dharti ke Shringar Ka’.