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Karnataka Governor tells Bidar graduates to serve India
The Hindu··12 Sept
Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot on Saturday told Bidar University graduates to serve national development. At the first convocation, he said learning can make life purposeful. He pointed to start-up room in agriculture, healthcare and tourism as AI spreads. A total of 112 students received degrees, including 102 postgraduates. Twenty meritorious students were given gold medals.
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What It Means For You
- Bidar University's first convocation sets a public marker for its graduating cohorts.
- Degree and medal counts give applicants a snapshot of current undergraduate and postgraduate output.
- The Governor's AI remarks flag sectors he wants students in Kalyana Karnataka to target.
What's Happening
- Gehlot, also the chancellor, spoke at Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University in Bidar.
- Ten undergraduate and 102 postgraduate students received degrees.
- Retired Justice Krishna Dixit was the chief guest at the ceremony.
What The Chancellor Stressed
- He urged scientific study of India's older knowledge traditions beside modern science.
- He said local problems can be turned into opportunities through new ventures.
- Vice-Chancellor B.S. Biradar introduced dignitaries and outlined the university's work.
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