Girls are ahead of boys in every field

He said that the university should impart education to students in cutting-edge subjects related to information and technology so that they can make their mark on the world stage and address all kinds of challenges being faced by the country.

Shri Dattatraya said that convocations are historical moments in the life of the students. Our students strive to become job givers instead of job seekers. They should always stay connected to their roots and respect their mother land and mother tongue.

The Governor-Chancellor presented degrees to 750 students of the Vidyapeeth out of which 261 were girl students and 489 were boys. Of these, 85 students were awarded diplomas, 545 graduates and 103 postgraduate degrees. 17 students were awarded PhD degrees.

He said that Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav is being celebrated as a mark of the completion of 75 years of our Independence. The youth should read the history of the struggle done by our heroes and revolutionaries in the course of their struggles for the country’s freedom.

He said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the new National Education Policy is being implemented. It is employment oriented. In Haryana, the new National Education Policy will be implemented by 2025.

Chancellor of Lingaya’s Vidyapeeth Dr Picheswar Gadde welcomed the Governor-Chancellor and other guests by presenting them mementos. Vice Chancellor Prof Arvind Agarwal apprised the dignitaries about the academic activities going on in the Vidyapeeth. On this occasion Pro Vice Chancellor, Academic, Prof Jaskiran Kaur, Registrar, Prem Kumar Salwan and other officers were present.