Patna: Patna University (PU) on Sunday format 149 retired teachers because it contributed significantly to the country’s academic and socioeconomic development.
The teachers were respected by the representative of Chancellor Public Works, Girish Kumar Chaudhary on the occasion of Teacher’s Day at the Wheeler Senate House of the University.
Former Rash PU VC Bihari Prasad Singh is the main guest.
The teacher who was ordered included former Chancellor of Jagannath Thakur, Shambhu Nath Guha, Asheshwar Yadav and Sarfe Alam.
At all 48 teachers receive their mementos and quotes directly.
PU Deputy Chaudhary Chancellor said a university was known by his teacher and their academic activities, including research.
“If the generation of university teachers currently takes an active interest in research and gets their jobs published in a national and international journal repute, there is no reason PU will not be awarded + grade by NAAC,” he added.
Singh’s chief also asked the teachers to work wholeheartedly to ensure the development of the university’s all-round and restore the old glory.
He advised students to take inspiration from President S Radhakrishnan’s life and tried to devote their time and energy in academic pursuit.
PU Pro-VC Ajay Kumar Singh welcomed the guests.
A large number of university officials, head departments, principals and teachers attended the function and paid their flower tribute to Radhaksihnan’s portraits.
Head of Department of Political Science Public Works Shephali Roy conducted this program.
Pan Panitra Kamesh Kumar proposed a voice of thanks.
Meanwhile, overcoming teachers and students of South Bihar Central University at a function held at the University Auditorium on Sunday, Deputy Chancellor KN Singh said the main task of a teacher was to satisfy the thirst of academic students and help them achieve their goals.
in life.
“The teacher must disseminate knowledge without discrimination for students,” he said.
Teacher’s day was also celebrated with enthusiasm in various city schools and colleges.
Students turn their teachers and look for their blessings.