Convocation Ceremony: ‘Prekan Add Glitter to Gold’

Lucknow: Some students contribute to choking happiness, while some in disbelief in receiving their medals from the President of India.
Seven gold winners who were medals provided by President RAM Nath Kovind during the ninth conference ceremony of the University of Bhimrao Ambedkar on Thursday was in Cloud Nine.
“Getting a medal from the President has doubled the luster.
I feel blessed as people even after working hard throughout life do not get such moments,” said Gold Winner medal for BSC (food and food food) Bhanu Pratap Singh, who came from Kaushambi.
Bhanu, Son of the Subordin of Subordin Rajendra Singh who participated in the Cargil War, said that his dream was conducting research in food science and developed special food for the army so that it could be easily brought during the war and lasted a long time.
“I have no words to reveal how it feels.
After listening to his speech, I was inspired to do something for my country.
I will work hard to become an officer IAS to serve the nation,” said Priyanka Gautam, Btech (computer science engineering), from Lucknow.
He said it was his luck in the middle of a pandemic to be part of a convocation ceremony where not only the president but the minister’s head and governor were also present.
Asking his friends to pinch it to realize the reality, said Mishra Shubham Barabanki (this MSc geology has made me more confident and focus on achieving my dream of developing special remote sensing technology that can save our country from flooding and flood avalanches.
Only technology can Helpfully deal with natural disasters minutes after getting a medal from the president.
Today I promise myself and the state that I will be a librarian to ensure that no students leave education in the midst of the inability to buy books, “said MPhil (Science Library) Gold Medal Winner Niharika Kumari.
MPhil (Statistics) Shanya Gold Medal Winner Baghel shared that getting a medal from the President was awarding award for a lifetime.
Baghel, who aspires to become an academic, said he would work for the education of the poor.
Dreams and emotions of similar career were distributed by MA (Historical) students of Anju Rawatan, Winner of Shri Rd Sonker Founder Samta Samaj Award.
“Getting awards from the president like a dream come true.
I promised my Alma to spread the light of learning in the Indian countryside by becoming a professor,” he said.
“Yahin Nahin Rukna Hai, Aur Aagey Jaana Hai,” said the President to Shanya on the stage.
“He asked me to keep the momentum continue and that I should not stop here,” he said, adding that the words would echo in his ears forever to inspire him.