Governor R.N. Ravi handing over diploma certificates to a candidate at Alagappa College at Karaikudi in Sivaganga district on Sunday.
| Picture Credit score: L. BalachandarUnion Minister of Training and Talent Improvement and Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhan mentioned that Tamil Nadu was the land of studying and the educated. Tamil was the oldest language on the earth and Tirukkural has been translated into many languages.
He was talking on the thirty third convocation of Alagappa College which was presided over by Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi at Karaikudi in Sivaganga district on Sunday. A complete of 1,09,616 candidates have been conferred levels.
Referring to the architectural marvel of the Thanjavur Huge temple, he mentioned that it confirmed the scientific data prevalent on this a part of the nation. He highlighted the steps taken by the Centre to unfold Tamil language throughout the nation.
He mentioned the Nationwide Training Coverage offers significance to Indian languages and educating in mom tongues. All mom tongues are nationwide languages and no language needs to be dominant. Tamil is a nationwide language so are the opposite languages within the nation.
He mentioned that India was a data superpower and universities are on the forefront of the motion. He suggested the scholars to be job suppliers relatively than be job seekers. He instructed the scholars that they have been transferring into the accountable part of their life. He requested the scholars to work laborious and play an energetic position in nation constructing. Training is essential to enlightenment, he mentioned.
India has been a land of brotherhood and collaboration and has advocated holistic considering. There was vital indigenous scientific and technological developments that exhibits that India is prospering and the world has accepted it, he mentioned.
Minister for Greater Training Ok. Ponmudy and Minister for Cooperation Ok.R. Periyakaruppan have been current on the event. Vice-Chancellor of Alagappa College G. Ravi delivered the welcome handle. He introduced the numerous achievements, actions and programmes of the College within the final three years.
After the convocation, the Governor visited the College Scientific Instrumentation Centre, Alagappar Museum, Centre for Tamil Tradition and Talent Improvement Centre. He unveiled the bust-sized statue of mathematical genius Srinivasa Ramanujan on the Ramanujan Centre for Greater Arithmetic within the Arithmetic division.
