Delhi University Vice Chancellor Prof P C Joshi on Friday said that with covid pandemic subsiding hence the country is now getting prepared to return to the physical world from the virtual world. Talking about the back to normalcy particularly the education system which suffered a lot during the lat one and half year due to corona, Joshi emphasised the need and the very significance of covid vaccine in the present scenario and that expected that people don’t lower the guard.
Joshi was speaking at the 27th Annual Day Function of the Maharaja Agrasen College affiliated to University of Delhi and is considered to the be most important college within the East Campus. On the occasion he inaugurated smart classrooms as well as the video conferencing facilities of the Conference Room.
The initiative of smart classrooms is being taken in order to promote a real-time learning experience.
Prof. Balaram Pani, Dean of Colleges, University of Delhi, Rahul Thampy, Chairman of the Governing Body and Principal of the college Prof Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari were present on the occasion besides a large number of students, faculty and education stakeholders as special invitees.
Joshi regarded Maharaja Agrasen College as one of the best in East Delhi and congratulated on securing the 52nd Rank in NIRF rankings. Emphasizing the importance of technological advancement in the contemporary times, Balaram Pani expressed the significance of smart classrooms in creating an interactive learning experience.
In his presentation of the annual report of the college, Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari mentioned that MAC has come a long way in establishing its mark in the field of education. He acknowledged the college’s efforts to revamp the society during the pandemic by transforming itself into a Quarantine centre and adopting Nishtoli, a village in Ghaziabad