Mangaluru: Chairman of Isro K Sivan requested graduates to respond to global challenges of climate change and natural disasters and produce strategies that enable humanity to adapt to unprecedented developments.
Speaking during the 19th Nit-K conference, Suratshkal virtually on Saturday, he said the world faces the challenges of climate change and natural disasters that can change the face of the earth in the future, which in turn will have an impact on our lives.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results “future generations have a challenge to defend themselves in this changing scenario,” he said.
By stating that there are great opportunities open for engineering graduates to take entrepreneurship, Sivan said that most likely open for beginner businesses.
Sivan said India is now in the initial boom and many professional stops from work paid well and respond to the original consumer demands through start-up.
The space sector has also undergone reform under ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat.’ The government wants to establish an extraterrestrial ecosystem to produce more income through reform in space, he said.
He called a graduate to choose what was close to someone’s heart and did not copy others.
This will ensure excellence in professional life.
Minister of Education Union Dharmendra Pradhan in his speech said that Nit-K has formed a committee to implement 2020 National Education Policy (NEP) and several NEP features are being included in the curriculum for 2021-22.
He praised Nit-K efforts in developing a system to measure the medical levels of the cauldron that helped the cashew industry in the region and also to develop technology to produce and preserve edible, non-sharp, irrevocated aroids.
In his presidential address, Director Nit-K Umaheshwar Rao urged graduates to connect with the community and have problems in the community and become part of the solution to the problems faced in society.
A total of 1,681 candidates – 120 PhD, 766 post graduates and 795 B.Tech students receive degrees.
Doctor of Science (Honeka Causa) was given to Suhas L Yathiraj, Judge of Gautham Regency Buddha Nagar, up and silver silver at 2021 Tokyo Paralympics.