Governor Kavinder Gupta attended the convocation ceremony of Bahra University in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, where he presented degrees to 577 graduating students.
Information was available with The Chenab Times indicating that during the event, the Governor emphasized the importance of augmenting knowledge with practical skills, ethical values, and a sense of responsibility. He encouraged the graduates to maintain a connection to their cultural heritage while actively pursuing innovation and new opportunities.
Governor Gupta extended his congratulations to the graduating class, remarking that the convocation marked a significant milestone, signifying not only the culmination of their academic pursuits but also the commencement of a new chapter brimming with potential, challenges, and duties. He also acknowledged the crucial support provided by parents and educators in the students’ academic accomplishments.
The Governor referenced Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious vision for a developed India by 2047, urging the youth to assume an instrumental role in the nation’s developmental journey. He advised them to aspire to become job creators, fostering entrepreneurship and innovation, and to leverage their acquired knowledge and talents for the broader welfare of society. Governor Gupta underscored that professional achievements gain deeper significance when they contribute to societal progress and national development.
During the ceremony, the Vice-Chancellor of Bahra University, R.P. Nanta, provided an overview of the university’s diverse activities and its notable achievements, further enriching the proceedings of the convocation.
The Chenab Times News Desk