Graphic Era to provide educational facilities for children of farmers: Dr. Ghanshala

Graphic Era to provide educational facilities for children of farmers: Dr. Ghanshala

Dehradun, August 15

Founder and President of Graphic Era group of institutions Dr. Kamal Ghanshala, while hoisting the national flag on Independence Day, said that to give true meaning to the slogan “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan,” it is necessary to provide educational facilities for farmers’ children as well.

Addressing the gathering after the flag hoisting ceremony at Graphic Era Deemed University, Dr. Kamal Ghanshala said that ‘Operation Sindoor’ has made the entire world realise how advanced India is in the field of technology. The way India demonstrated its capability and strength during this operation has now led to foreign countries placing orders for defence equipment with India. India has changed. “Today’s India not only takes pride in its glorious traditions but also makes a strong mark on the global stage with modern technological progress. From advanced weaponry to cyber warfare capabilities, our armed forces are capable of facing every challenge head-on,” he said.

Highlighting Graphic Era’s contribution towards national service, Dr. Ghanshala said that the university is already providing free education to the children of many martyred soldiers as well as its Class IV employees. Now, to give real meaning to the slogan “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan,” a plan is being made to encourage and support the children of small-scale farmers in education. He also shared that recently, Graphic Era created a new milestone by securing placements for 30 students in Amazon, a global company. Through a special tie-up with Amazon, more than 5,000 students will benefit from specialised training opportunities, making India proud both nationally and internationally.

Referring to the sacrifices made during India’s freedom struggle, especially by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and many other freedom fighters, Dr. Ghanshala urged that the new generation must be repeatedly told about their struggles and sacrifices so that children are inspired to do something meaningful for the country.

On the occasion of Independence Day, Vice Chancellor Dr. Narpinder Singh said that the sacrifices of the freedom fighters are the very foundation of our independence, upon which our present and future stand. He said that our brave heroes sacrificed their lives to show us the dawn of a free India, and now it is our responsibility to strengthen that freedom with knowledge, harmony, and responsibility.

On this occasion, the Founder President awarded a cash prize of ₹1 lakh to NCC cadets for their excellent performance and ₹21,000 to the team of Shriyansh Navani, Pratishtha Sharma, Vaibhav Joshi, Vansh Khankariyal, Aditya Joshi, and others for their outstanding cultural performances based on patriotism. The NCC parade was led by Senior Under Officer Vinayak Thakur and Under Officer Varun Adhikari. Pro-Chancellor Dr. Rakesh Sharma, former Chancellor Dr. S. R. Khandooja, and many officials, teachers, and students attended the ceremony. The programme was conducted by Dr. M. P. Singh.

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This is  time to feel proud and make new resolutions: Dr. Rakhi

Dehradun:

Vice Chairperson of Graphic Era Group of Institutions, Dr. Rakhi Ghanshala, said that the world is amazed to witness India’s military, diplomatic, and political capabilities during ‘Operation Sindoor’. This, she said, is a time for pride and for taking new resolutions for the country.

She was addressing the Independence Day celebrations at the Graphic Era Hill University campus after hoisting the national flag. Dr. Rakhi Ghanshala urged the youth to dedicate their full potential towards nation-building and called upon teachers to not only connect students with the latest technologies but also instill values of integrity, service, ethics, and dedication towards the nation. She said that together, we must build an India where love, harmony, education, healthcare, and equal opportunities for progress are available to all.

On this occasion, Vice Chancellor Dr. Amit R. Bhatt said that freedom fighters gifted us independence through their indomitable courage, sacrifice, and selflessness. Now, it is our responsibility to take this free nation to new heights through the power of knowledge, innovation, and technology. He added that students of Graphic Era are contributing not only through academic excellence but also by playing a vital role in nation-building with new ideas and creative solutions.

Dr. Rakhi Ghanshala awarded a cash prize of ₹1 lakh to NCC and NSS cadets for their excellent performances. Additionally, ₹21,000 was awarded to Anukriti , Kritika Kaundilya, Nikita Gusain, and members of the Brahmas group for their impressive patriotic song performances. The programme was hosted by Dr. Himani Binjola.