Uttarakhand, celebrating its 24th Foundation Day, has made strides in tourism and infrastructure, but faces hurdles in healthcare, education, and rural migration. While tourism booms, the state grapples with the need for focused development in its mountainous regions.
Osmania University, a renowned institution known for its academic excellence, rich history, and cultural significance, commemorated its 107th Foundation Day on April 26th. Established in 1917 with Urdu as the medium of instruction, the university has progressed significantly over the years. Vice-Chancellor D. Ravinder Yadav emphasized the advancements in infrastructure and facilities, envisioning a sustainable future for the next two decades. Former alumnus and NITI Aayog member Vijay Kumar Saraswat highlighted the crucial role of science and technology in the nation’s development, stressing the need for accelerated scientific methods and sustainable growth. Principal Secretary (Education) Burra Venkatesham advised students to embrace the ‘4T model’ (talent, training, technology, tradition) to excel as pioneers. Alumnus Veena Gundavelli emphasized the importance of skill-building as a key to success in any field. The Foundation Day celebrations included cultural programs, a talk on Telangana’s community, culture, and music by poet and lyricist Jayaraju.
