Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has said that premises of universities should be overwhelmed by creativity so that students can complete their education with quality. The Governor was addressing the 46th meeting of governing body of Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramoday Vishwavidyalaya here on Friday.
He said that management should ensure that universities do not become arena of politics and chaos. He stressed that ragging incidents will not be acceptable at any cost. Teaching should be imparted in such a way that students acquire character, moral values and build excellent personalities. He said that not only courses should be completed in time, but results should also be declared and degrees distributed to students
timely. The Governor said that Gramoday Vishwavidyalaya is a living example of Mahatma Gandhi’s vision of rural development. Much is to be done further to realise dreams of Gram Swaraj of Mahatma Gandhi and Nanaji Deshmukh. Yadav hoped that the university will continue to conduct teaching and learning to prepare ground for students’ future life on priority. The meeting decided to institute an enquiry under section 44 against university’s former vice-chancellor. For this, an enquiry committee will be constituted to enquire into cases and complaints against the former vice-chancellors except case pending against him in court.
Principal Secretary to Governor Vinod Semwal, Principal Secretary Higher Education JN Kansotiya, Principal Secretary Agriculture BS Dhurve, vice-chancellor Prof. Naresh Chandra Gautam, pro-vice chancellor Prof Indra Prasad Tripathi and noted scientists attended the meeting.