Bengaluru
The implementation of India’s new national education policy is anticipated to pave the way for significant technological advancements, positioning the nation as a growing and powerful force in the field of technology. Speaking at the inauguration of the first-year BE 23-24 classes at Purnima Palace on behalf of Tantric Mahavidyalaya, R.V. emphasized that the policy’s introduction of technical curriculum in regional languages for engineering and diploma students will enhance understanding and knowledge. The central government’s commitment to providing quality education and skill development training, along with support to tackle global technological challenges, is helping students create a brighter future. India has achieved remarkable milestones in technology, particularly in the field of space, and students are encouraged not to forget their roots, mentors, and seniors while striving for societal prosperity. Chairman of Ravitantrika Mahavidyalaya, Dr. MP Shyam, presided over the event and expressed the college management board’s dedication to delivering quality education and supporting students engaged in research to boost the technology sector’s growth. During the ceremony, talented students who excelled in their studies at the college and attained prominent positions were honored. The event was attended by National Education Committee Trust Honorary Secretary Dr. A.V.S. Murthy, Principal Dr. KN Subramanya, Vice Principal Dr. Geeta Subramanya, and other dignitaries.
