Kanpur: Head of Secretary of Durga Shankar Mishra said there was a need to integrate technology with the bureaucratic system.
He handled the audience virtually on the 57th Foundation Day at Chhatrapati University Shahuji Maharaj (CSJMU) here on Wednesday.
Highlighting the benefits of national education policy – 2020 (NEP), he said CSJ You have done extraordinary work by applying the NEP-2020.
“Semester System in the NEP-2020 provides sustainable evaluation for students”, he also praised digital incentives adopted by Prof.
Vinay Kumar Pathak for the progress of the university and students.
This function begins with ‘Yagna’ (Havan) ceremony at Shree Visheswar Temple held for University’s prosperity.
‘Yagna’ ritual was carried out by the representative of Chancellor Universitas Prof.
Vinay Kumar Pathak and his wife Vandhana Pathak.
A total of 570 puppies were planted throughout the University campus by Vandana Pathak and the head of various departments.
The online seminar was also held on occasion where the Head of Secretary of Durga Shankar Mishra was the main guest while Deputy Chancellor Prof.
Vinay Kumar Pathak took the lead.
Other guests who virtually attended the seminar including Prof.
HK Sehgal and Prof.
Ashok Kumar, a former guest attendant of CSM University.Vice-Chancellor Prof.
Pathak in his speech, “This is an era of data revolution and anyone who uses it for the full potential will lead on the global platform.
Challenges The development of miners can only be overcome by integrating new times science with academic curriculum”.
The biggest commitment to universities in the coming years must lead to new research, innovation, start-up and new technology that can contribute to the progress of the community, he added.
Former Representative of Chancellor Prof.
HK Shgal in his message said that the development of skills must be a university priority.
Analyzing the lack of academics is needed to excel in the future, he said.
Prof.
Ashok Kumar, also a representative of the University Chancellor, appreciated the University’s approach under the supervision of the current Chancellor’s deputy and said that this approach was commendable.
‘There is a need to blend technology with the bureaucratic system’
