3Rd and 4Th Annual Convocation of IIM Jammu Held on 9Th April 2021

Vice President's Secretariat Committed to overall development of Jammu & Kashmir; Any external interference in India’s internal affairs unwarranted: Vice President

Shri Naidu calls upon IIMs to offer innovative courses based on new market realities and demands of the 4th industrial revolution

Aspiring entrepreneurs must identify innovations at the grassroots: Vice President

VP says ‘Adapt, evolve and respond’ to rapidly changing world of work

Shri Naidu calls for strengthening industry-institute linkages; Students must solve real-world problems

Enable underprivileged students to benefit from technological revolution in education: Shri Naidu

Vice President addresses 3rd and 4th Convocation Ceremony at IIM Jammu Posted On: 09 APR 2021 2:37PM by PIB Delhi The Vice President Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today said that Jammu & Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India. He underlined India’s commitment to the overall development and addressing all the challenges unitedly. Any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted, he said. Speaking at the 3rd and 4thConvocation ceremony of IIM Jammu, Shri Naidu called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. The Vice President also stressed the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. To this extent, he called for bringing diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together through these courses. “This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the New Education Policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past”, he said. Underlining the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence, Shri Naidu told the students that as future managers have to respond to a world that is changing very rapidly. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, he added. Underscoring the importance of educational institutions being agile and alert in anticipating the future trends, the Vice President pointed out that the world of learning and the world of work were changing very rapidly. He advised the institutions of higher education to “adapt, evolve and respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. Calling upon the aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants to identify innovations at the grass roots and use their expertise to achieve scale for indigenous solutions, he urged them to bring in technology to complement the traditional skills of our craftsmen and increase farm productivity to help farmers. Shri Naidu also urged the graduating managements students to work withfarmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. “e-NAM is a great tool for better price realization. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post-harvest facilities”, he said. Asserting that India was making great strides to fulfill the aspirations of the people, he declared that youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. “Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything”, he said. Describing skill development and quality education as ‘crucial development accelerators’, he stressed the need for enhancing access and quality of education. Shri Naidu also stressed that industry-institute linkages be further strengthened. He suggested that only through solving real-world problems, the students can become adept at the fundamentals of their subjects. Our industry will also greatly benefit from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer, he added. Noting that pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, the Vice President called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools. However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned. “The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution”, he emphasized. During the Convocation, the Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. The Vice President commended the institute for its growth and progress over the years and congratulated the outgoing students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme as well as the administration. Shri Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of State (I/C), Shri Manoj Sinha, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir, Shri Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu, Dr. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, staff, students and others were present during the ceremony. Following is the full text of his speech: “I am very pleased to be here with all of you at the 3rd and 4th Convocation Ceremony of the Indian Institute of Management Jammu, the youngest among all 20 IIMs across the country. Like any young institution, IIM Jammu has the advantage of learning from the best practices in other IIMs as well as the possibility to carve out its own unique identity. I am happy to note that IIM Jammu has set its sights high. The Board of Governors, the Director and the distinguished faculty members have made a firm commitment to deliver quality education, provide opportunities for high quality research and establish valuable international linkages. Sisters and brothers, Jammu & Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India. We are committed to the overall development and addressing all the challenges unitedly. Any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted. Jammu and Kashmir like other parts in our country has been an important centre of education since ancient times. This is the land of Patanjali who gave the gift of Yoga to the world. This was the land where aesthetics got a new idiom in the works of Anandavardhana. This was the land where Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon mesmerized audience with their poetry. We must continue to enrich that rich culture of learning and the culture of innovation. We must make quality education the spring board of development. India, today, is at crossroads. We have firmly resolved to take the path of sustainable, inclusive development. Certainly, education is at the heart of this transformation. We need to build a vibrant, resurgent India that capitalizes on its traditional strengths and moves forward by absorbing the best in the world. Sisters and brothers, I am glad to note that IIM Jammu is well poised to contribute significantly to this resurgence. The institute has shown great promise with exponential growth over the years. This convocation is a significant milestone for this institution and the students who are graduating. I congratulate the students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme on completing their course successfully. I would also like to congratulate Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, and the faculty members, who have done their utmost to create congenial learning environment for students and equip them with knowledge, skills and attitudes that will stand them in good stead in their future endeavours. I would also like to commend the parents who have encouraged and motivated their children to succeed in their academic pursuit. Dear graduating students, You are reaping the reward of your two years of hard work and dedication, which has brought this proud moment for you and all others associated with you. The world of immense opportunities and intense challenges awaits you. The knowledge and skills you have acquired and the values you have imbibed will enable you to successfully navigate a complex world. There is a whole new world of work and constant learning that promises an exciting voyage of discovery for each one of you. My dear friends, While you are going through your journey, you will realize that India is also undergoing a significant transformation. With fast-tracked development over recent years, our country is making great strides to fulfill the aspirations of our people. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought many challenges, but it did not break our spirit. It has only prompted us to work harder and reach our national goals. You would have read in the newspapers two days ago that IMF has raised its GDP growth forecast for our country during the coming financial year from 11.5% to 12.5% making India one of the fastest growing major economies. This is truly heartening. This speaks volumes about our resilient spirit and inherent strengths. The biggest resource and partner for our country in this exciting journey of development is youth, like yourselves. Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything. But for us to leverage the potential, we much enrich our human resources. Young people have to be motivated, adequately trained, and be fit and healthy. Skill development and quality education are crucial development accelerators. We, as a nation, must focus on them and work consistently to enhance access to education and improve the quality of education. This is the underlying theme of the National Education Policy, 2020. I am happy that considerable progress has been achieved over the recent years, in our country with reforms in higher education, establishment of new national institutes, development of ranking framework and easing of FDI in education. I am hopeful that, with the implementation of the comprehensive and visionary Education Policy, education in India can truly become holistic, child-centered and globally-competitive. Sisters and brothers, In addition to the above initiatives, we must push harder to make our higher education more in line with the realities of the world. Industry-institute linkages must be further strengthened. Only through solving real-world problems can the students become adept at the fundamentals of their subjects. Our industry will greatly benefit too, from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer. Our educational institutions too have to be quick on their feet to anticipate the future trends that might evolve as the nation recovers from the pandemic. The world of learning and the world of work are changing very rapidly and institutes such as yours need to be ever alert, ever agile. You should be able to adapt, evolve and respond to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. In the course of this pandemic, we have realised both the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education. We must ensure that technological tools are used extensively and prudently. We should also make sure that the existing digital divide doesn’t get widened. The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution. National institutes like IIM Jammu must become innovative in the courses they offer. Based on market realities and new demands of the fourth industrial revolution, they must offer diplomas and minor degrees that bring diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together. This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the New Education Policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past. We need to develop a mindset that encourages innovation, an institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. Dear students, As future managers, you have to respond to a world that is changing very rapidly. Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world, your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial. As you try to excel in your fields and go about solving problems, your success will depend on your ability to assimilate information, analyze evidence and experiment with possible solutions. Your active interaction with key stakeholders and respect for other’s views can broaden your own horizons. The bottom line ultimately is not only maximizing profit but also maximizing happiness and enhancing the quality of lives. I am confident that each and every one of you has the capability to contribute towards the growth of our country and be a catalyst in bringing about a positive change in society. Some of you will enter the corporate world, some of you will be with the government or academia. Some of you will set up enterprises. Whatever you may choose to do, please try to be among the best. Let excellence be your watchword. If you keep listening and learning, as aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants, you will identify innovations that might work at the grass roots. Bring your expertise to achieve scale for these indigenous solutions. You can bring in technology to complement traditional skills of our craftsmen. You can help farmers increase farm productivity and get better returns. You can work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. e-NAM is a great tool for better price realization. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post- harvest facilities. I am hopeful that each one of you can lead this change process, a change that makes ‘tomorrow’ better than ‘today’. Sisters and brothers, In the end, I wish you all a professionally rewarding career, good health, and success in all your endeavours. I am confident that the Institute has given you a sound base to move forward. As you advance in your career and gain further competence, I also hope that each one of you will remember your social responsibility and commitment to building a happy, prosperous, and equitable India. I compliment the management and the Director as well as the faculty members for their commitment to the cause of quality education. I am hopeful that in the next few years, IIM Jammu will be among the best management institutes in the country. Thank you. Jai Hind!” ***** MS/RK/DP

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Committed to overall development of Jammu & Kashmir; Any external interference in India’s internal affairs unwarranted: Vice President

Shri Naidu calls upon IIMs to offer innovative courses based on new market realities and demands of the 4th industrial revolution

Aspiring entrepreneurs must identify innovations at the grassroots: Vice President

VP says ‘Adapt, evolve and respond’ to rapidly changing world of work

Shri Naidu calls for strengthening industry-institute linkages; Students must solve real-world problems

Enable underprivileged students to benefit from technological revolution in education: Shri Naidu

Vice President addresses 3rd and 4th Convocation Ceremony at IIM Jammu

The Vice President Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today said that Jammu & Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India. He underlined India’s commitment to the overall development and addressing all the challenges unitedly. Any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted, he said. Speaking at the 3rd and 4thConvocation ceremony of IIM Jammu, Shri Naidu called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. The Vice President also stressed the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. To this extent, he called for bringing diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together through these courses. “This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the New Education Policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past”, he said. Underlining the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence, Shri Naidu told the students that as future managers have to respond to a world that is changing very rapidly. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, he added. Underscoring the importance of educational institutions being agile and alert in anticipating the future trends, the Vice President pointed out that the world of learning and the world of work were changing very rapidly. He advised the institutions of higher education to “adapt, evolve and respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. Calling upon the aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants to identify innovations at the grass roots and use their expertise to achieve scale for indigenous solutions, he urged them to bring in technology to complement the traditional skills of our craftsmen and increase farm productivity to help farmers. Shri Naidu also urged the graduating managements students to work withfarmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. “e-NAM is a great tool for better price realization. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post-harvest facilities”, he said. Asserting that India was making great strides to fulfill the aspirations of the people, he declared that youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. “Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything”, he said. Describing skill development and quality education as ‘crucial development accelerators’, he stressed the need for enhancing access and quality of education. Shri Naidu also stressed that industry-institute linkages be further strengthened. He suggested that only through solving real-world problems, the students can become adept at the fundamentals of their subjects. Our industry will also greatly benefit from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer, he added. Noting that pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, the Vice President called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools. However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned. “The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution”, he emphasized. During the Convocation, the Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. The Vice President commended the institute for its growth and progress over the years and congratulated the outgoing students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme as well as the administration. Shri Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of State (I/C), Shri Manoj Sinha, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir, Shri Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu, Dr. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, staff, students and others were present during the ceremony. Following is the full text of his speech: “I am very pleased to be here with all of you at the 3rd and 4th Convocation Ceremony of the Indian Institute of Management Jammu, the youngest among all 20 IIMs across the country. Like any young institution, IIM Jammu has the advantage of learning from the best practices in other IIMs as well as the possibility to carve out its own unique identity. I am happy to note that IIM Jammu has set its sights high. The Board of Governors, the Director and the distinguished faculty members have made a firm commitment to deliver quality education, provide opportunities for high quality research and establish valuable international linkages. Sisters and brothers, Jammu & Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India. We are committed to the overall development and addressing all the challenges unitedly. Any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted. Jammu and Kashmir like other parts in our country has been an important centre of education since ancient times. This is the land of Patanjali who gave the gift of Yoga to the world. This was the land where aesthetics got a new idiom in the works of Anandavardhana. This was the land where Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon mesmerized audience with their poetry. We must continue to enrich that rich culture of learning and the culture of innovation. We must make quality education the spring board of development. India, today, is at crossroads. We have firmly resolved to take the path of sustainable, inclusive development. Certainly, education is at the heart of this transformation. We need to build a vibrant, resurgent India that capitalizes on its traditional strengths and moves forward by absorbing the best in the world. Sisters and brothers, I am glad to note that IIM Jammu is well poised to contribute significantly to this resurgence. The institute has shown great promise with exponential growth over the years. This convocation is a significant milestone for this institution and the students who are graduating. I congratulate the students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme on completing their course successfully. I would also like to congratulate Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, and the faculty members, who have done their utmost to create congenial learning environment for students and equip them with knowledge, skills and attitudes that will stand them in good stead in their future endeavours. I would also like to commend the parents who have encouraged and motivated their children to succeed in their academic pursuit. Dear graduating students, You are reaping the reward of your two years of hard work and dedication, which has brought this proud moment for you and all others associated with you. The world of immense opportunities and intense challenges awaits you. The knowledge and skills you have acquired and the values you have imbibed will enable you to successfully navigate a complex world. There is a whole new world of work and constant learning that promises an exciting voyage of discovery for each one of you. My dear friends, While you are going through your journey, you will realize that India is also undergoing a significant transformation. With fast-tracked development over recent years, our country is making great strides to fulfill the aspirations of our people. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought many challenges, but it did not break our spirit. It has only prompted us to work harder and reach our national goals. You would have read in the newspapers two days ago that IMF has raised its GDP growth forecast for our country during the coming financial year from 11.5% to 12.5% making India one of the fastest growing major economies. This is truly heartening. This speaks volumes about our resilient spirit and inherent strengths. The biggest resource and partner for our country in this exciting journey of development is youth, like yourselves. Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything. But for us to leverage the potential, we much enrich our human resources. Young people have to be motivated, adequately trained, and be fit and healthy. Skill development and quality education are crucial development accelerators. We, as a nation, must focus on them and work consistently to enhance access to education and improve the quality of education. This is the underlying theme of the National Education Policy, 2020. I am happy that considerable progress has been achieved over the recent years, in our country with reforms in higher education, establishment of new national institutes, development of ranking framework and easing of FDI in education. I am hopeful that, with the implementation of the comprehensive and visionary Education Policy, education in India can truly become holistic, child-centered and globally-competitive. Sisters and brothers, In addition to the above initiatives, we must push harder to make our higher education more in line with the realities of the world. Industry-institute linkages must be further strengthened. Only through solving real-world problems can the students become adept at the fundamentals of their subjects. Our industry will greatly benefit too, from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer. Our educational institutions too have to be quick on their feet to anticipate the future trends that might evolve as the nation recovers from the pandemic. The world of learning and the world of work are changing very rapidly and institutes such as yours need to be ever alert, ever agile. You should be able to adapt, evolve and respond to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. In the course of this pandemic, we have realised both the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education. We must ensure that technological tools are used extensively and prudently. We should also make sure that the existing digital divide doesn’t get widened. The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution. National institutes like IIM Jammu must become innovative in the courses they offer. Based on market realities and new demands of the fourth industrial revolution, they must offer diplomas and minor degrees that bring diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together. This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the New Education Policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past. We need to develop a mindset that encourages innovation, an institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. Dear students, As future managers, you have to respond to a world that is changing very rapidly. Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world, your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial. As you try to excel in your fields and go about solving problems, your success will depend on your ability to assimilate information, analyze evidence and experiment with possible solutions. Your active interaction with key stakeholders and respect for other’s views can broaden your own horizons. The bottom line ultimately is not only maximizing profit but also maximizing happiness and enhancing the quality of lives. I am confident that each and every one of you has the capability to contribute towards the growth of our country and be a catalyst in bringing about a positive change in society. Some of you will enter the corporate world, some of you will be with the government or academia. Some of you will set up enterprises. Whatever you may choose to do, please try to be among the best. Let excellence be your watchword. If you keep listening and learning, as aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants, you will identify innovations that might work at the grass roots. Bring your expertise to achieve scale for these indigenous solutions. You can bring in technology to complement traditional skills of our craftsmen. You can help farmers increase farm productivity and get better returns. You can work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. e-NAM is a great tool for better price realization. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post- harvest facilities. I am hopeful that each one of you can lead this change process, a change that makes ‘tomorrow’ better than ‘today’. Sisters and brothers, In the end, I wish you all a professionally rewarding career, good health, and success in all your endeavours. I am confident that the Institute has given you a sound base to move forward. As you advance in your career and gain further competence, I also hope that each one of you will remember your social responsibility and commitment to building a happy, prosperous, and equitable India. I compliment the management and the Director as well as the faculty members for their commitment to the cause of quality education. I am hopeful that in the next few years, IIM Jammu will be among the best management institutes in the country. Thank you. Jai Hind!” https://www.mangaloremirror.com/committed-to-overall-development-of- jammu-any-external-interference-in-indias-internal-affairs-unwarranted- vice-president/

Saturday, 10 April 2021

IIM Jammu convocation: Offer innovative courses: VP Naidu to IIMs

Jammu, April 09: Vice President (VP) of India, M. Venkaiah Naidu Friday called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demanded the fourth industrial revolution. He was addressing the 3rd & 4th Convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Jammu here at the Convention Centre. Lieutenant Governor (LG) of J&K, Manoj Sinha and Union MoS PMO, Dr. Jitendra Singh were the Guests of Honour on the occasion. Speaking at the Convocation ceremony, the Vice President stressed on the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. He also underlined the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, said VP to students. He advised the institutions of higher education to “adapt, evolve and respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. The VP stressed the need for strengthening industry-institute linkages. He urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. The VP also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. Speaking on the occasion, Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha congratulated the graduating students for embarking on the new journey in Business Management and wished them a bright future. The VP awarded medals to the students of 2018-20 and 2019-21 batches who achieved academic excellence. During the convocation, a total of 148 students were conferred with a Master in Business Administration degree. Kewal Kumar Sharma, State Election Commissioner; Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to the Lt Governor; BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Administrative Secretaries; members of BoG IIM; distinguished senior officers, besides faculty and family members of the students attended the convocation ceremony.

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IIM Jammu Convocation: VP Naidu calls upon IIMs to offer innovative course

JAMMU: Vice President of India, M. Venkaiah Naidu on Friday addressed the 3rd & 4th Convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Jammu here at Convention Centre. Lieutenant Governor of J&K, Manoj Sinha and Union MoS PMO, Dr. Jitendra Singh were the Guests of Honour on the occasion. Speaking at the Convocation ceremony, the Vice President called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. The Vice President stressed on the need for re-orienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. He also underlined the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, said Vice President to Students. He advised the institutions of higher education to “Adapt, Evolve and Respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. The Vice President stressed the need for strengthening industry-institute linkages. He urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. The Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. Speaking on the occasion, Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha congratulated the graduating students for embarking on the new journey in Business Management and wished them a bright future. With an objective to provide sustained handholding to the students, the Lt Governor announced annual “LG Scholarship” for 10 students each from IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu and NIT Srinagar. Addressing the students, the Lt Governor called upon them to understand the true virtues of life and make valuable contributions towards Nation Building and AtmaNirbhar Bharat. Learning is a lifelong experience. Tackle any challenges with adaptability and keep the thirst of knowledge with you throughout your life, added the Lt Governor. Speaking on the fast-changing market trends and increased business management challenges, the Lt Governor emphasized on the need to put more focus on up-scaling of emerging skill sets so that Human Capital can be prepared and developed to fill the Skill Gap as per the demand. “We need to produce Future Business Managers as per the Market demand. Overhauling the entire business management ecosystem and orientation of youth is the need of the hour to complement the dynamics of market trends”, said the Lt Governor. The Lt Governor noted that many experts from the management field have identified Management Strategy and innovation; Management tools & Technology, and Interpersonal Skills as the crucial growth drivers in the post-Covid scenario. Prime Minister has laid a solid foundation for tackling unpredictability in market trends. J&K Government is also giving focused attention on identifying and exploiting all major growth potential sectors to provide every child with an opportunity for imbibing the pre-requisite qualities to overcome the market challenges, said the Lt Governor. Referring to Chanakya, the Lt Governor remarked that we inherit the wisdom of management from our ancient Management Guru, which somehow, we have lost mid-way. Our Arthaśāstra has described the theory, business relation, knowledge and research as the core strengths of Business education, he added. Indian economy is coming back on track and is growing gradually. In this world of Digital and Artificial Intelligence, by evolving students, teachers and all the stakeholders of Business Management, we can move towards prosperity and progress together, the Lt Governor maintained. Citing a recent report, the Lt Governor said J&K has less unemployment rate than States / UTs like Delhi, Goa, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan, which itself speaks about the strong resolve of the UT Government towards addressing the serious issue of unemployment. The Lt Governor congratulated IIM Jammu for making a distinguished place for itself in management studies. He also expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble Vice President for attending the convocation and boosting the morale of the students. He congratulated the parents and family members of the students as well. Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, MoS, PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, in his address, said that the Union Territory of J&K has become the Educational Hub of North India. Today, the young generation is much more aspirational and the Government, keeping their aspirations in consideration, is facilitating the youth with a level playing field so that they can become the architects of New India, he added. The Union MoS also counted the reformative measures taken by the Government for the growth and development of J&K. The Vice President awarded medals to the students of 2018-20 and 2019-21 batches who achieved academic excellence. During the convocation, a total of 148 students were conferred with a Master in Business Administration degree. Dr. Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu delivered the welcome address. Meanwhile, Prof. BS Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, presented a report, highlighting past achievements and future action plans of the University. Sh. Kewal Kumar Sharma, State Election Commissioner; Sh. Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to the Lt Governor; Sh. BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Administrative Secretaries; members of BoG IIM; distinguished senior officers, besides faculty and family members of the students attended the convocation ceremony.

J&K Integral Part Of India, No Country Should Interfere: Venkaiah Naidu On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said, without naming any country or individual, some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress.

The world is looking towards India, we are being respected worldwide, the Vice President said. (File)

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said today, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems" rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, he said, without naming any country or individual, some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. "My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us," he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM). The convocation for two batches were held together as the third was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Union minister Jitendra Singh and Jammu & Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who successfully completed their courses. "My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India," the vice president told the students. "And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country." In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, "We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it." He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. "Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. "We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region," he said. He added, "We are all Indians - we may belong to Jammu, Kashmir, south or north. We must remember that we are all sons of this country and we should feel proud that we are Indians. He said the country is moving forward and "we must fast forward it. The entire world is looking towards India and the country is being respected worldwide." He said India is the most favourite destination for investment. "With the ease of doing business, the reforms brought in by the Prime Minister and the new ideas, the world is looking towards us and we have the potential to take advantage of that. See to it that we become a strong, stable, peaceful and prosperous nation," he told the students. https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/jammu-and-kashmir-integral-part-of- india-no-country-should-interfere-venkaiah-naidu-2410119

J&K integral part of country; India doesn't need unsolicited advice: Vice President Naidu Without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems

Jammu, April 9, 2021, 4:22 PM

Vice president along with J&K LG Manoj Sinha in Jammu on April 9. Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to “confine themselves to their domestic problems” rather than giving unsolicited advice to India.

On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress.

My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us, he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here.

Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses. “My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,” the vice president told the students. “And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.” In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, “We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.” He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. “Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,” he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. “We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration – nation first, party and profession next and self- last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,” he said. https://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/latest-news/j-india-doesnt-need- unsolicited-advice-vice-president-naidu/

J K integral part of country India doesn't need unasked for advice Vice President Naidu

PTI April 09, 2021 15:51 IST

Jammu, Apr 9 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems" rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. “My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses. "My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India," the vice president told the students. "And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country." In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, "We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it." He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. "Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. "We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region," he said. PTI TAS TIR TIR (This story has not been edited by THE WEEK and is auto-generated from PTI) https://www.theweek.in/wire-updates/national/2021/04/09/del44-jk- vp.html

India Capable of Solving Own Problems, Don’t Interfere: VP Naidu to 'neighbour' Countries

Vice President of India M. Venkaiah Naidu on Friday, without naming Pakistan, has advised neighbouring countries not to interfere in internal matters of India

Last Updated: 9th April, 2021 14:35 IST Written By Gursimran Singh

Vice President of India M. Venkaiah Naidu on Friday, without naming Pakistan, has advised neighbouring countries not to interfere in internal matters of India as India is capable of solving problems on its own. VP Naidu made these remarks while addressing students of IIM Jammu at the 3rd and 4th convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM).

'India capable of solving own problems', says VP Naidu

“Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. We are of the opinion, we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of any country. We are capable of solving our problems and we all believe in democracy. If you are really civilized, you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of other countries. I advise some friends who are trying to unasked advice, to confine themselves to domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems, they didn't worry about us. I am very clear about this,” Naidu said.

This comes as an important statement as Pakistan has always been meddling in the Internal Affairs of India especially Jammu and Kashmir, despite the Indian side making it very clear to Pakistan that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter of India and talks will only happen on Pakistan’s Illegally Occupied Kashmir (PoK) where Pakistan is unleashing new atrocities on people of PoK.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in August 2019, days after the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A said, "People from Pakistan say there should be talks between India and Pakistan. What should we talk about? What’s the issue on which there should be talks? Why should there be talks? If there are to be any talks with Pakistan, they will happen only when Pakistan stops supporting terror from its soil. Until then, there’s no reason for any talks, Also, in future, if talks are held with Pakistan, they will be on the issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and no other issue”.

It is pertinent to mention that after 24-25 February when Indian Pakistan agreed to abide by the ceasefire agreement, Pakistani political and military leadership gave some soft signals of moving ahead and having cordial relations with India but all went in vain when Pakistan once again raked up the issue of Kashmir saying, “Unless decision of 05 August 2019 is not reconsidered by India, it won’t be possible to bring relations to normal” https://www.republicworld.com/india-news/general-news/india-capable- of-solving-own-problems-dont-interfere-vp-naidu-to-neighbour- countries.html

J-K integral part of India, we can take care of our own problems: VP Naidu

J&K is an integral part of India, and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems"

Press Trust of India | Jammu Last Updated at April 9, 2021 16:39 IST

Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems" rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, he said, without naming any country or individual, some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. "My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us," he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here. The convocation for two batches wre held together as the 3rd was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who successfully completed their courses. "My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India," the vice president told the students. "And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country."

In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, "We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it."

He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. "Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. "We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region," he said. He added, "We are all Indians - we may belong to Jammu, Kashmir, south or north. We must remember that we are all sons of this country and we should feel proud that we are Indians. He said the country is moving forward and "we must fast forward it. The entire world is looking towards India and (the country is being respected worldwide."

He said India is the most favourite destination for investment. "With the ease of doing business, the reforms brought in by the Prime Minister and the new ideas, the world is looking towards us and we have the potential to take advantage of that. See to it that we become a strong, stable, peaceful and prosperous nation," he told the students. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.) https://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/vp-naidu- says-j-k-integral-part-of-india-asserts-country-does-not-need-unasked- for-advice-121040900825_1.html

J&K integral part of country; India doesn''t need unasked for advice: Vice President Naidu

“My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here.

Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses.

"My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India," the vice president told the students. "And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country."

He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace.

"Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India.

https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/jk-integral-part-of-country- india-doesnt-need-unasked-for-advice-vice-president-naidu/2061810

J&K integral part of country; India doesn't need unasked for advice: Vice President Naidu

He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace

PTI, Jammu, APR 09 2021, 16:34 ISTUPDATED: APR 09 2021, 16:47 IST

Vice President Venkaiah Naidu. Credit: PTI photo.

Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems" rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. “My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4 th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here.

Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses

In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, "We all believe in democracy and civilisation. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the aairs of any other country. I am very clear about it."

He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace.

"Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said.

The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India.

"We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region," he said. https://www.deccanherald.com/national/national-politics/jk-integral-part- of-country-india-doesnt-need-unasked-for-advice-vice-president-naidu- 972367.html

J&K integral part of country; India doesn't need unasked for advice: Vice President Naidu

Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to confine themselves to their domestic problems rather than giving unsolicited advice to India.

PTI | Jammu | Updated: 09-04-2021 15:51 IST | Created: 09-04-2021 15:51 IST Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to ''confine themselves to their domestic problems'' rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. “My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses. ''My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,'' the vice president told the students. ''And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.'' In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, ''We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.'' He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. ''Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,'' he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. ''We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self- last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,'' he said. (This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto- generated from a syndicated feed.) https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/education/1528076-kenya- elungata-urges-security-personnel-conducting-kcse-exams

Friday, 09 April 2021 Jammu has emerged as education hub of north India: Union minister

Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday said Jammu region has emerged as the education hub of north India over the last seven years after Narendra Modi took over as the country's prime minister. He said projects sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar have taken off in the winter capital but are languishing in the valley owing to "peculiar circumstances" there.

"Jammu today has virtually emerged as the education hub of north India. We have IIMs, IITs, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, AIIMS, three government medical colleges within a range of 10 to 20 km as well as north India's first ever teaching department of space technology by ISRO in central University Jammu," the minister of state in the Prime Minister's office said.

He was speaking at the third fourth convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) presided over by Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu here. Singh, who represents Udhampur-Kathua constituency of Jammu and Kashmir in parliament, said north India's first biotech park is coming up in Kathua besides several engineering colleges.

"All this has happened in the last seven years and we owe it to the central government headed by Modi," he said, adding one the largest stadiums in the country is also coming up in Jammu region named after former finance minister Arun Jaitley besides a water sports complex at Mansar in Udhampur.

"The stadium is next to only Ahmedabad stadium and Kolkata's Eden Garden," said the Union minister who had laid the foundation stone of the ₹58.23 crore mega-sports complex spread over 270 kanals of land at Hiranagar in Kathua in September last year.

"This is actually happening around us which has a direct connection with our youth. Earlier, the common grievance was that discrimination was happening against Jammu," he said. He said all the projects which were sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar are progressing in Jammu, while they are languishing in the valley.

"We have the first phase of ring road already functional in Jammu, first batch of 50 students selected for AIIMS and an industrial park is also ready in Kathua but the projects are yet to take off in the valley whatever be the reason or peculiar circumstances over there," he said.

"Despite all this, some people still keep claiming that there is discrimination (against Jammu). Maybe they are the victims of the victimhood hangover of the past," he added.

Jammu emerged as education hub of north India: Union minister Jitendra Singh

By: PTI | April 9, 2021 6:00 PM

"The stadium is next to only Ahmedabad stadium and Kolkata's Eden Garden," said the Union minister who had laid the foundation stone of the Rs 58.23 crore mega-sports complex spread over 270 kanals of land at Hiranagar in Kathua in September last year.

He said all the projects which were sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar are progressing in Jammu, while they are languishing in the valley.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday said Jammu region has emerged as the education hub of north India over the last seven years after Narendra Modi took over as the country’s prime minister.

He said projects sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar have taken off in the winter capital but are languishing in the valley owing to “peculiar circumstances” there.

“Jammu today has virtually emerged as the education hub of north India. We have IIMs, IITs, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, AIIMS, three government medical colleges within a range of 10 to 20 km as well as north India’s first ever teaching department of space technology by ISRO in central University Jammu,” the minister of state in the Prime Minister’s office said.

He was speaking at the third fourth convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) presided over by Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu here. Singh, who represents Udhampur-Kathua constituency of Jammu and Kashmir in parliament, said north India’s first biotech park is coming up in Kathua besides several engineering colleges.

“All this has happened in the last seven years and we owe it to the central government headed by Modi,” he said, adding one the largest stadiums in the country is also coming up in Jammu region named after former finance minister Arun Jaitley besides a water sports complex at Mansar in Udhampur.

“The stadium is next to only Ahmedabad stadium and Kolkata’s Eden Garden,” said the Union minister who had laid the foundation stone of the Rs 58.23 crore mega-sports complex spread over 270 kanals of land at Hiranagar in Kathua in September last year.

“This is actually happening around us which has a direct connection with our youth. Earlier, the common grievance was that discrimination was happening against Jammu,” he said.

He said all the projects which were sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar are progressing in Jammu, while they are languishing in the valley.

“We have the first phase of ring road already functional in Jammu, first batch of 50 students selected for AIIMS and an industrial park is also ready in Kathua but the projects are yet to take off in the valley whatever be the reason or peculiar circumstances over there,” he said.

“Despite all this, some people still keep claiming that there is discrimination (against Jammu). Maybe they are the victims of the victimhood hangover of the past,” he added. https://www.financialexpress.com/education-2/jammu-emerged-as- education-hub-of-north-india-union-minister-jitendra-singh/2230191/

Jammu and Kashmir integral part of India: V-P Naidu Asserts country does not need unsolicited advice

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu along with J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha during the 3rd and 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management Jammu in Jammu on April. 9, 2021. — PTI

Jammu, April 9 Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to “confine themselves to their domestic problems” rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, he said, without naming any country or individual, some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. “My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here.

The convocation for two batches were held together as the 3rd was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who successfully completed their courses. “My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,” the vice president told the students. “And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.” In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, “We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.” He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. “Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,” he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. “We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,” he said. He added, “We are all Indians -- we may belong to Jammu, Kashmir, south or north. We must remember that we are all sons of this country and we should feel proud that we are Indians.

He said the country is moving forward and “we must fast forward it. The entire world is looking towards India and (the country is being respected worldwide.” He said India is the most favourite destination for investment. “With the ease of doing business, the reforms brought in by the Prime Minister and the new ideas, the world is looking towards us and we have the potential to take advantage of that. See to it that we become a strong, stable, peaceful and prosperous nation,” he told the students. PTI https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/j-k/jammu-and-kashmir-integral- part-of-india-v-p-naidu-236866

Saturday, 10 April 2021 J&K will continue to be an integral part of India: Vice-president Naidu

Addressing third and fourth convocation of Indian Institute of Management at Jammu, he underlined India’s commitment to the overall development and addressing all the challenges

Vice-president M Venkaiah Naidu presenting awards to an IIM student during the convocation ceremony as J&K L-G Manoj Sinha looks on, in Jammu on Friday. (ANI)

Vice-president M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said that Jammu and Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India and added that “any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted”. Addressing third and fourth convocation of Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Jammu, he underlined India’s commitment to the overall development and addressing all the challenges. He called upon national institutes such as IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities. He also emphasised on the need of reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. To this extent, he called for bringing diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together. “This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the new education policy. We cannot solve the problems of future with the same superficial and segregated approach of the past,” he said. Naidu told the students that as future managers, they have to respond to a world that is changing rapidly. “Your ability to make decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial,” he added. He advised the institutions of higher education to “adapt, evolve and respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. Calling upon the aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants to identify innovations at the grassroots and use their expertise to achieve scale for indigenous solutions, he urged them to bring in technology to complement the traditional skills of craftsmen and increase farm productivity to help farmers. Naidu also urged the management students to work with farmers to improve the marketing of farm produce. “E-NAM is a great tool for better price realisation. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post-harvest facilities,” he said. Terming skill development and quality education crucial development accelerators, he stressed the need for enhancing access and quality of education. Naidu said that industry-institute linkages should be further strengthened. Our industry will also greatly benefit from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer, he added. Noting that pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, the vice-president called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools. However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned. “The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution,” he said.

Jammu Has Emerged As Education Hub Of North India: Union Minister Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday said Jammu region has emerged as the education hub of north India over the last seven years after Narendra Modi took over as the country's prime minister.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh attended IIM Jammu's convocation today Jammu: Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday said Jammu region has emerged as the education hub of north India over the last seven years after Narendra Modi took over as the country's prime minister. He said projects sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar have taken off in the winter capital but are languishing in the valley owing to "peculiar circumstances" there. "Jammu today has virtually emerged as the education hub of north India. We have IIMs, IITs, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, AIIMS, three government medical colleges within a range of 10 to 20 km as well as north India's first ever teaching department of space technology by ISRO in central University Jammu," the minister of state in the Prime Minister's office said. Mr Singh was speaking at the third fourth convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) presided over by Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu in Jammu.

Mr Singh, who represents Udhampur-Kathua constituency of Jammu and Kashmir in parliament, said north India's first biotech park is coming up in Kathua besides several engineering colleges. "All this has happened in the last seven years and we owe it to the central government headed by Modi," Mr Singh said, adding one the largest stadiums in the country is also coming up in Jammu region named after former finance minister Arun Jaitley besides a water sports complex at Mansar in Udhampur. "The stadium is next to only Ahmedabad stadium and Kolkata's Eden Garden," said the Union minister who had laid the foundation stone of the Rs 58.23 crore mega-sports complex spread over 270 kanals of land at Hiranagar in Kathua in September last year. "This is actually happening around us which has a direct connection with our youth. Earlier, the common grievance was that discrimination was happening against Jammu," Mr Singh said. Mr Jitendra Singh said all the projects which were sanctioned simultaneously for Jammu and Srinagar are progressing in Jammu, while they are languishing in the valley. "We have the first phase of ring road already functional in Jammu, first batch of 50 students selected for AIIMS and an industrial park is also ready in Kathua but the projects are yet to take off in the valley whatever be the reason or peculiar circumstances over there," Mr Singh said. "Despite all this, some people still keep claiming that there is discrimination (against Jammu). Maybe they are the victims of the victimhood hangover of the past," Mr Singh added. https://www.ndtv.com/education/jammu-has-emerged- education-hub-of-north-india-union-minister

J&K integral part of country; India doesn”t need unasked for advice: Vice President Naidu

By Daily Excelsior - 09/04/2021

JAMMU: Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to “confine themselves to their domestic problems” rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, without naming any country or individual, he said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. “My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,” he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses. “My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,” the vice president told the students. “And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.” In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, “We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.” He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. “Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,” he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. “We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration – nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,” he said. (AGENCY) https://www.dailyexcelsior.com/j-india-doesnt-need-unasked-for-advice- vice-president-naidu/

J&K Integral Part of Country; India Doesn’t Need Unsolicited Advice: Vice President Naidu By PTI On Apr 9, 2021 - 4:26 PM

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to “confine themselves to their domestic problems” rather than giving unsolicited advice to India.

Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses.

“My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,” the vice president told the students. “And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.” In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, “We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.” He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. “Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,” he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. “We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration – nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,” he said. https://odishatv.in/nation/j-india-doesnt-need-unsolicited-advice-vice- president-naidu-533532

JK integral part of the country, India doesn't need unasked for advice: Vice President Naidu

Apr 09,202104:05 PM by PTI He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace.

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to "confine themselves to their domestic problems" rather than giving unsolicited advice to India.

Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who have successfully completed their courses.

He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace.

"Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required," he said.

The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India.

"We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region," he said. https://www.dtnext.in/News/National/2021/04/09160515/1286458/JK- integral-part-of-the-country-India-doesnt-need-.vpf

Security beefed up ahead of VP's Jammu visit to address IIM convocation

08 APRIL 2021 Last Updated at 3:38 PM | SOURCE: PTI

Jammu, Apr 8 (PTI) Security has been beefed up in the winter capital Jammu ahead of the visit of Vice President Venkaiah Naidu who is scheduled to address the convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here on Friday, officials said.

Police and paramilitary forces have been directed to stay alert, keep a strict vigil and intensify patrolling in the city, especially in the vicinity of the venue and Jammu airport road as a precautionary measure, the officials said.

They said a mock drill to facilitate smooth movement of the vice president’s cavalcade from Jammu airport to the venue was also undertaken this morning as part of the security arrangements.

The vice president is scheduled to attend the annual convocation of IIM Jammu at the convention centre here on Friday as the chief guest. Union minister Jitendra Singh and Lt Governor Manoj Sinha are also scheduled to attend the function as guests of honour, they said.

Meanwhile, 19 IIM students and staff members had recently tested positive for COVID-19 but the officials said they were not part of the convocation.

A total of 180 samples from IIM Jammu were sent for testing on Wednesday, of which 19 samples have returned positive, the officials said.

They said more medical teams have been rushed to the institute for mass testing to identify and isolate positive cases ahead of the convocation.

In a related development, 10 more people including some students tested COVID-19 positive at the Government Gandhi Memorial Science College here, raising the number of infected to 40.

Twenty-three students and seven staff members had tested positive as part of a special drive in the college on Wednesday, prompting the management to close the institute till Monday to allow sanitisation of the building along with the hostel premises. The new cases were detected during testing of the hostel inmates, the officials said. Testing was going on when last reports were received. PTI TAS RHL https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/security-beefed-up-ahead-of- vps-jammu-visit-to-address-iim-convocation/2061112

LG J&K Announces Annual “LG Scholarship” For 10 Students Each From IIM Jammu,IIT Jammu, NIT Srinagar

09 April, 2021, By Cross Town News

JAMMU, APRIL 09: Vice President of India, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today addressed the 3rd & 4th Convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Jammu here at Convention Centre. Lieutenant Governor of J&K, Manoj Sinha and Union MoS PMO, Dr. Jitendra Singh were the Guests of Honour on the occasion. Speaking at the Convocation ceremony, the Vice President called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. The Vice President stressed on the need for re-orienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. He also underlined the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, said Vice President to Students. He advised the institutions of higher education to “Adapt, Evolve and Respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. The Vice President stressed the need for strengthening industry-institute linkages. He urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. The Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. Speaking on the occasion, Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha congratulated the graduating students for embarking on the new journey in Business Management and wished them a bright future. With an objective to provide sustained handholding to the students, the Lt Governor announced annual “LG Scholarship” for 10 students each from IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu and NIT Srinagar. Addressing the students, the Lt Governor called upon them to understand the true virtues of life and make valuable contributions towards Nation Building and AtmaNirbhar Bharat. Learning is a lifelong experience. Tackle any challenges with adaptability and keep the thirst of knowledge with you throughout your life, added the Lt Governor. Speaking on the fast changing market trends and increased business management challenges, the Lt Governor emphasized on the need to put more focus on up-scaling of emerging skill sets so that Human Capital can be prepared and developed to fill the Skill Gap as per the demand. “We need to produce Future Business Managers as per the Market demand. Overhauling the entire business management ecosystem and orientation of youth is the need of the hour to complement the dynamics of market trends”, said the Lt Governor. The Lt Governor noted that many experts from the management field have identified Management Strategy and innovation; Management tools & Technology, and Interpersonal Skills as the crucial growth drivers in the post-Covid scenario. Prime Minister has laid a solid foundation for tackling unpredictability in market trends. J&K Government is also giving focused attention on identifying and exploiting all major growth potential sectors to provide every child with an opportunity for imbibing the pre-requisite qualities to overcome the market challenges, said the Lt Governor. Referring to Chanakya, the Lt Governor remarked that we inherit the wisdom of management from our ancient Management Guru, which somehow we have lost mid way. Our Artha??stra has described the theory, business relation, knowledge and research as the core strengths of Business education, he added. Indian economy is coming back on track and is growing gradually. In this world of Digital and Artificial Intelligence, by evolving students, teachers and all the stakeholders of Business Management, we can move towards prosperity and progress together, the Lt Governor maintained. Citing a recent report, the Lt Governor said J&K has less unemployment rate than States / UTs like Delhi, Goa, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan, which itself speaks about the strong resolve of the UT Government towards addressing the serious issue of unemployment. The Lt Governor congratulated IIM Jammu for making a distinguished place for itself in management studies. He also expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble Vice President for attending the convocation and boosting the morale of the students. He congratulated the parents and family members of the students as well. Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, MoS, PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, in his address, said that the Union Territory of J&K has become the Educational Hub of North India. Today, the young generation is much more aspirational and the Government, keeping their aspirations in consideration, is facilitating the youth with a level playing field so that they can become the architects of New India, he added. The Union MoS also counted the reformative measures taken by the Government for the growth and development of J&K. The Vice President awarded medals to the students of 2018-20 and 2019- 21 batches who achieved academic excellence. During the convocation, a total of 148 students were conferred with a Master in Business Administration degree. Dr. Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu delivered the welcome address. Meanwhile, Prof. BS Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, presented a report, highlighting past achievements and future action plans of the University. Sh. Kewal Kumar Sharma, State Election Commissioner; Sh. Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to the Lt Governor; Sh. BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Administrative Secretaries; members of BoG IIM; distinguished senior officers, besides faculty and family members of the students attended the convocation ceremony. https://www.crosstownnews.in/post/62539/lg-jak-announces-annual-lg- scholarship-for-10-students-each-from-iim-jammuiit-jammu-nit- srinagar.html

There is need to focus more on up-scaling emerging skill sets, says J-K Lt Guv

Jammu, Apr 9 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor (L-G) Manoj Sinha on Friday said there is a need to focus more on up-scaling emerging skill sets so that human capital can be prepared and developed to fill the skill gap as per market demand.

The L-G, during the 3rd and 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here, also called upon students to make valuable contributions towards nation building.

The convocation was presided by Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and among others who attended the event was Union Minister Jitendra Singh.

On the occasion, Sinha announced the annual "L-G Scholarship" for 10 students each from IIM-Jammu, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu and the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar.

The vice president awarded medals to students of the IIM''s 2018-2020 and 2019-2021 batches. During the convocation, 148 students were conferred with MBA degrees.

Speaking on fast changing market trends and increasing business management challenges, the L-G emphasised the need to put more focus on up-scaling emerging skill sets so that human capital can be prepared and developed to fill the skill gap as per demand.

Sinha also asked students to understand the true virtues of life and make valuable contribution towards nation building and ''atmanirbhar bharat'' (self-reliant India).

"We need to produce future business managers as per market demand. Overhauling the entire business management ecosystem and orientation of youth are the need of the hour to complement the dynamics of market trends," he said.

The Lt Governor noted that many experts from the field of management have identified management strategy and innovation; management tools and technology; and interpersonal skills as crucial growth drivers in the post-COVID-19 scenario. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has laid a solid foundation for tackling unpredictability in market trends, Sinha said, adding that the Jammu and Kashmir government is identifying and exploiting all major growth potential sectors to provide youths an opportunity for imbibing prerequisite qualities to overcome market challenges.

Citing a recent report, the L-G said Jammu and Kashmir has a lesser unemployment rate than states and UTs such as Delhi, Goa, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan. PTI

https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/there-is-need-to-focus-more- on-upscaling-emerging-skill-sets-says-jk-lt-guv/2061952

V-P calls upon IIMs to offer innovative courses based on new market realities

Jammu, Apr 9 (UNI) Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday called upon IIMs to offer innovative courses based on new market realities and also emphasises for strengthening industry-institute linkages.

Addressinv the 3rd and 4th Convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Jammu here at Convention Centre, the Vice President called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution.

Lieutenant Governor of J&K, Manoj Sinha and Union MoS PMO, Dr Jitendra Singh were the Guests of Honour on the occasion.

The Vice President stressed on the need for re-orienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world.

He also underlined the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence.

“Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, said Vice President to Students.

He advised the institutions of higher education to “Adapt, Evolve and Respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind.

The Vice President stressed the need for strengthening industry-institute linkages. He urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce.

The Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation.

Speaking on the occasion, Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha congratulated the graduating students for embarking on the new journey in Business Management and wished them a bright future.

With an objective to provide sustained hand-holding to the students, the Lt Governor announced annual “LG Scholarship” for 10 students each from IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu and NIT Srinagar.

Addressing the students, the Lt Governor called upon them to understand the true virtues of life and make valuable contributions towards Nation Building and AtmaNirbhar Bharat. Learning is a lifelong experience. Tackle any challenges with adaptability and keep the thirst of knowledge with you throughout your life, added the Lt Governor.

Speaking on the fast changing market trends and increased business management challenges, the Lt Governor emphasized on the need to put more focus on up-scaling of emerging skill sets so that Human Capital can be prepared and developed to fill the Skill Gap as per the demand.

“We need to produce Future Business Managers as per the Market demand. Overhauling the entire business management ecosystem and orientation of youth is the need of the hour to complement the dynamics of market trends”, said the Lt Governor.

The Lt Governor noted that many experts from the management field have identified Management Strategy and innovation; Management tools & Technology, and Interpersonal Skills as the crucial growth drivers in the post-Covid scenario.

Prime Minister has laid a solid foundation for tackling unpredictability in market trends. J&K Government is also giving focused attention on identifying and exploiting all major growth potential sectors to provide every child with an opportunity for imbibing the pre-requisite qualities to overcome the market challenges, said the Lt Governor.

Referring to Chanakya, the Lt Governor remarked that we inherit the wisdom of management from our ancient Management Guru, which somehow we have lost mid way. Our Arthasastra has described the theory, business relation, knowledge and research as the core strengths of Business education, he added.

Indian economy is coming back on track and is growing gradually. In this world of Digital and Artificial Intelligence, by evolving students, teachers and all the stakeholders of Business Management, we can move towards prosperity and progress together, the Lt Governor maintained. Citing a recent report, the Lt Governor said J&K has less unemployment rate than States / UTs like Delhi, Goa, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan, which itself speaks about the strong resolve of the UT Government towards addressing the serious issue of unemployment.

The Lt Governor congratulated IIM Jammu for making a distinguished place for itself in management studies. He also expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble Vice President for attending the convocation and boosting the morale of the students. He congratulated the parents and family members of the students as well.

Dr. Jitendra Singh said that the Union Territory of J&K has become the Educational Hub of North India.

"Today, the young generation is much more aspirational and the Government, keeping their aspirations in consideration, is facilitating the youth with a level playing field so that they can become the architects of New India", he added.

The Union MoS also counted the reformative measures taken by the Government for the growth and development of J&K.

The Vice President awarded medals to the students of 2018-20 and 2019- 21 batches who achieved academic excellence. During the convocation, a total of 148 students were conferred with a Master in Business Administration degree.

Dr. Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu delivered the welcome address. Meanwhile, Prof. BS Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, presented a report, highlighting past achievements and future action plans of the University.

Kewal Kumar Sharma, State Election Commissioner; Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to the Lt Governor; BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Administrative Secretaries; members of BoG IIM; distinguished senior officers, besides faculty and family members of the students attended the convocation ceremony. http://www.uniindia.com/~/v-p-calls-upon-iims-to-offer-innovative- courses-based-on-new-market-realities/States/news/2366746.html

Vice President asks educational institutions to design courses to meet new world realities

09 APRIL 2021 Last Updated at 5:37 PM | SOURCE: PTI

He also stressed the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world and called for bringing diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together through these courses.

"This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the new education policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past," he said. The vice president was addressing the 3rd and the 4th convocation of Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu. Union Minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function during which 148 students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme were conferred with degrees on completion of their courses.

The convocation for two batches were organised together as the last year''s event could not be held due to the coronavirus pandemic.

IIM Jammu Chairman, Board of Governors, Milind Kamble and Director B S Sahay, besides other staff, the passing out students their parents were present on the occasion.

Noting that the coronavirus pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, Naidu called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools.

However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned.

"The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution," he emphasised.

He said national institutions like IIMs need to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of a fourth industrial revolution.

Underlining the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform which fosters creativity and promotes excellence, Naidu told the students that as future managers they have to respond to the very rapidly changing world.

"Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial," he added.

He advised institutions of higher education to "adapt, evolve and respond" to these never-seen-before situations.

Calling upon the aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants to identify innovations at the grassroots and use their expertise to achieve scale for indigenous solutions, he urged them to bring in technology to complement the traditional skills and increase farm productivity to help farmers.

Naidu also urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. "e-NAM is a great tool for better price realisation. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post-harvest facilities," he said.

"India is making great strides to fulfilling the aspirations of people. The youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything," he said.

Describing skill development and quality education as ''crucial development accelerators'', he stressed the need for enhancing access to and quality of education.

Naidu also stressed that industry-institute linkages be strengthened further. "Our industry will also greatly benefit from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer," he added. PTI

https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/vice-president-asks- educational-institutions-to-design-courses-to-meet-new-world- realities/2061893

Vice President asks educational institutions to design courses to meet new world realities

By THE KASHMIR EAGLE NEWS April 9, 2021

JAMMU: Vice President, M Venkaiah Naidu Friday arrived in Jammu to be the chief guest at the maiden convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Jammu.

He was welcomed at the airport by J&K Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha, Advisor Baseer Khan, Jammu city Mayor Chander Mohan Gupta and other officials and public representatives.

The Vice-President will take part in the convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu as the chief guest. Union Minister Jitendra Singh and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha will also be present as special guests at the event. In the convocation ceremony, Vice President Naidu will award MBA degrees to 148 promising students. Due to COVID-19 surge, only 200 people will get entry to this ceremony. Venkaiah Naidu will remain in Jammu for the day and leave in the evening for Delhi.

https://www.thekashmireagle.in/2021/04/09/vice-president-venkaiah- naidu-arrives-in-jammu-to-address-iim-convocation/

Vice President asks educational institutions to design courses to meet new world realities

PTI | Apr 9, 2021, 18:30 IST

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu (ANI, file photo)

JAMMU: Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday called upon national institutions like IIMs to oﬀer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution.

He also stressed the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world and called for bringing diverse ﬁelds like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together through these courses.

"This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the new education policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superﬁcial, segregated approach of the past," he said.

The Vice President was addressing the 3rd and the 4th convocation of Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu. Union minister Jitendra Singh and Jammu and Kashmir Lt governor Manoj Sinha

The convocation for two batches were organised together as the last year's event could not be held due to the coronavirus pandemic.

IIM Jammu chairman, board of governors, Milind Kamble and director BS Sahay, besides other staﬀ, the passing out students their parents were present on the occasion.

Noting that the coronavirus pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, Naidu called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools.

However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned.

"The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to beneﬁt from this technological revolution," he emphasised.

He said national institutions like IIMs need to oﬀer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of a fourth industrial revolution.

"Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial," he added.

He advised institutions of higher education to "adapt, evolve and respond" to these never-seen-before situations.

Naidu also urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce.

"e-NAM is a great tool for better price realisation. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into postharvest facilities," he said.

"India is making great strides to fulﬁlling the aspirations of people. The youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. Endowed with immense demographic

Describing skill development and quality education as 'crucial development accelerators', he stressed the need for enhancing access to and quality of education.

Naidu also stressed that industry-institute linkages be strengthened further. "Our industry will also greatly beneﬁt from the fresh perspectives young minds can oﬀer," he added. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/vice-president-asks- educational-institutions-to-design-courses-to-meet-new-world- realities/articleshow/81989883.cms

Vice President asks educational institutions to design courses to meet new world realities

Fri, 9 April, 2021, 5:32 pm·

Jammu, Apr 9 (PTI) Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu Friday called upon national institutions like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. He also stressed the need for reorienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world and called for bringing diverse fields like agriculture, business, technology, humanities and management together through these courses. 'This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the new education policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past,' he said. The vice president was addressing the 3rd and the 4th convocation of Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu. Union Minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function during which 148 students of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme were conferred with degrees on completion of their courses. The convocation for two batches were organised together as the last year's event could not be held due to the coronavirus pandemic. IIM Jammu Chairman, Board of Governors, Milind Kamble and Director B S Sahay, besides other staff, the passing out students their parents were present on the occasion. Noting that the coronavirus pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, Naidu called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools. However, in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen, he cautioned. 'The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution,' he emphasised. He said national institutions like IIMs need to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of a fourth industrial revolution. Underlining the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform which fosters creativity and promotes excellence, Naidu told the students that as future managers they have to respond to the very rapidly changing world. 'Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial,' he added. He advised institutions of higher education to 'adapt, evolve and respond' to these never-seen-before situations. Calling upon the aspiring entrepreneurs, managers and consultants to identify innovations at the grassroots and use their expertise to achieve scale for indigenous solutions, he urged them to bring in technology to complement the traditional skills and increase farm productivity to help farmers. Naidu also urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. 'e-NAM is a great tool for better price realisation. This should be further scaled up and new innovations be brought into post-harvest facilities,' he said. 'India is making great strides to fulfilling the aspirations of people. The youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything,' he said. Describing skill development and quality education as 'crucial development accelerators', he stressed the need for enhancing access to and quality of education. Naidu also stressed that industry-institute linkages be strengthened further. 'Our industry will also greatly benefit from the fresh perspectives young minds can offer,' he added. PTI https://in.news.yahoo.com/vice-president-asks-educational-institutions- 120224708.html

Saturday, April 10th, 2021 Vice President of India addresses 3rd & 4th Convocation of IIM Jammu

Vice President calls upon IIMs to offer innovative courses based on new market realities and demands of the 4th industrial revolution

Jammu, April 09 (Scoop News)- Vice President of India, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today addressed the 3rd & 4th Convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Jammu here at Convention Centre. Lieutenant Governor of J&K, Manoj Sinha and Union MoS PMO, Dr. Jitendra Singh were the Guests of Honour on the occasion. Speaking at the Convocation ceremony, the Vice President called upon national institutes like IIMs to offer innovative courses and diplomas based on new market realities and demands of the fourth industrial revolution. The Vice President stressed on the need for re-orienting higher education in tune with the realities of the world. He also underlined the importance of developing a mindset that encourages innovation and institutional reform that fosters creativity and promotes excellence. “Your ability to take decisions in an uncertain world and your agility to adapt to new contexts will become very crucial”, said Vice President to Students. He advised the institutions of higher education to “Adapt, Evolve and Respond” to situations that have never before been faced by mankind. The Vice President stressed the need for strengthening industry-institute linkages. He urged the graduating management students to work with farmers in improving the marketing of farm produce. The Vice President also recalled the great contribution of Jammu and Kashmir as an important centre of education since ancient times. Highlighting the works of Patanjali, Anandavardhana, Lalleswari and Habba Khatoon from the region, he called for continuity in enriching the rich culture of learning and innovation. Speaking on the occasion, Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha congratulated the graduating students for embarking on the new journey in Business Management and wished them a bright future. With an objective to provide sustained handholding to the students, the Lt Governor announced annual “LG Scholarship” for 10 students each from IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu and NIT Srinagar. Addressing the students, the Lt Governor called upon them to understand the true virtues of life and make valuable contributions towards Nation Building and AtmaNirbhar Bharat. Learning is a lifelong experience. Tackle any challenges with adaptability and keep the thirst of knowledge with you throughout your life, added the Lt Governor. Speaking on the fast changing market trends and increased business management challenges, the Lt Governor emphasized on the need to put more focus on up-scaling of emerging skill sets so that Human Capital can be prepared and developed to fill the Skill Gap as per the demand. “We need to produce Future Business Managers as per the Market demand. Overhauling the entire business management ecosystem and orientation of youth is the need of the hour to complement the dynamics of market trends”, said the Lt Governor. The Lt Governor noted that many experts from the management field have identified Management Strategy and innovation; Management tools & Technology, and Interpersonal Skills as the crucial growth drivers in the post-Covid scenario. Prime Minister has laid a solid foundation for tackling unpredictability in market trends. J&K Government is also giving focused attention on identifying and exploiting all major growth potential sectors to provide every child with an opportunity for imbibing the pre-requisite qualities to overcome the market challenges, said the Lt Governor. Referring to Chanakya, the Lt Governor remarked that we inherit the wisdom of management from our ancient Management Guru, which somehow we have lost mid-way. Our Arthaśāstra has described the theory, business relation, knowledge and research as the core strengths of Business education, he added. Indian economy is coming back on track and is growing gradually. In this world of Digital and Artificial Intelligence, by evolving students, teachers and all the stakeholders of Business Management, we can move towards prosperity and progress together, the Lt Governor maintained. Citing a recent report, the Lt Governor said J&K has less unemployment rate than States / UTs like Delhi, Goa, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan, which itself speaks about the strong resolve of the UT Government towards addressing the serious issue of unemployment. The Lt Governor congratulated IIM Jammu for making a distinguished place for itself in management studies. He also expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble Vice President for attending the convocation and boosting the morale of the students. He congratulated the parents and family members of the students as well. Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, MoS, PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, in his address, said that the Union Territory of J&K has become the Educational Hub of North India. Today, the young generation is much more aspirational and the Government, keeping their aspirations in consideration, is facilitating the youth with a level playing field so that they can become the architects of New India, he added. The Union MoS also counted the reformative measures taken by the Government for the growth and development of J&K. The Vice President awarded medals to the students of 2018-20 and 2019-21 batches who achieved academic excellence. During the convocation, a total of 148 students were conferred with a master’s in business administration degree. Dr. Milind Kamble, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu delivered the welcome address. Meanwhile, Prof. BS Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, presented a report, highlighting past achievements and future action plans of the University. Sh. Kewal Kumar Sharma, State Election Commissioner; Sh. Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to the Lt Governor; Sh. BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; Administrative Secretaries; members of BoG IIM; distinguished senior officers, besides faculty and family members of the students attended the convocation ceremony.

Vice President Venkaiah Naidu arrives in Jammu to address IIM convocation

Jammu: Vice President, M Venkaiah Naidu Friday arrived in Jammu to be the chief guest at the maiden convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Jammu. He was welcomed at the airport by J&K Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha, Advisor Baseer Khan, Jammu city Mayor Chander Mohan Gupta and other officials and public representatives.

Security arrangements have been tightened in Jammu view of the Vice President’s visit . Officials said that police and paramilitary forces have been alerted and asked to keep a close vigil and increase patrolling in the city. Security has been tightened especially around the venue and Jammu Airport Road.

Due to COVID-19 surge, only 200 people will get entry to this ceremony. Venkaiah Naidu will remain in Jammu for the day and leave in the evening for Delhi. https://www.thekashmirmonitor.net/vice-president-venkaiah-naidu- arrives-in-jammu-to-address-iim-convocation/

Vice Prez Naidu at Jammu says "Any external interference in India's internal affairs unwarranted"

NewsBharati 09-Apr-2021 New Delhi, Apr 9: Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said at IIM Jammu that Jammu & Kashmir has been and will continue to be an integral part of India. He underlined India’s commitment to the overall development and addressing all the challenges unitedly and said that any external interference in India’s internal affairs is unwarranted.

The Vice President said, “This is the spirit of the multidisciplinary push of the New Education Policy. Remember, we cannot solve the problems of the future with the same superficial, segregated approach of the past.” Asserting that India was making great strides to fulfill the aspirations of the people, he declared that youth is the biggest resource and partner for our country in its journey of development. He said, “Endowed with immense demographic dividend, we have the potential to achieve anything.”

Noting that pandemic has shown the necessity and potential of technology in delivering education, the Vice President called for more extensive and prudent use of technological tools. However, he also cautioned that in this process, the existing digital divide should not widen. He also emphasized, “The most remote areas and most underprivileged students should be enabled to benefit from this technological revolution."

https://www.newsbharati.com/Encyc/2021/4/9/Naidu-Vice-Prez-.html

Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu arrives in Jammu to address IIM convocation

By Daily Excelsior - 09/04/2021

JAMMU: Vice President, M Venkaiah Naidu Friday arrived in Jammu to be the chief guest at the maiden convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Jammu. He was welcomed at the airport by J&K Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha, Advisor Baseer Khan, Jammu city Mayor Chander Mohan Gupta and other officials and public representatives. The Vice-President will take part in the convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu as the chief guest. Union Minister Jitendra Singh and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha will also be present as special guests at the event. In the convocation ceremony, Vice President Naidu will award MBA degrees to 148 promising students. Due to COVID-19 surge, only 200 people will get entry to this ceremony. Venkaiah Naidu will remain in Jammu for the day and leave in the evening for Delhi.

https://www.dailyexcelsior.com/vice-president-venkaiah-naidu-arrives-in- jammu-to-address-iim-convocation/

VP Naidu says J&K integral part of India, asserts country does not need unasked for advice

Fri, 9 April, 2021, 4:17 pm·3-min read

Jammu, Apr 9 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, and the country is capable of solving its own problems, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said here Friday, asking other nations to 'confine themselves to their domestic problems' rather than giving unsolicited advice to India. On his first Jammu and Kashmir visit since the August 2019 abrogation of Article 370, he said, without naming any country or individual, some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances because they do not want India to progress. 'My advice to some friends who are trying to give unasked advice to us in between and make commentaries to confine themselves to their domestic problems. We are capable of taking care of our own problems and they need not worry about us,' he said, addressing the 3rd and the 4th annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) here. The convocation for two batches wre held together as the 3rd was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Union minister Jitendra Singh and J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha also attended the function, during which degrees were awarded to 148 MBA graduates who successfully completed their courses. 'My dear youngsters, where you are studying is an integral part of India,' the vice president told the students. 'And we are of the opinion we are capable of solving our problems. No country for that matter has any business to interfere or make comments on the internal affairs of another country or any other country.' In his nearly half-an-hour speech, he said, 'We all believe in democracy and civilization. If you are really civilised you are not expected to interfere in the affairs of any other country. I am very clear about it.' He said this part of the country is very beautiful and so are the people who need to have peace. 'Peace is the prerequisite for progress. If you have tension, you cannot pay attention. This has to be understood by one and all. That is why peace is very much required,' he said. The vice president said some people from the neighbourhood always try to create problems and disturbances for India. 'We should not allow them to succeed. We should be guided by the spirit of national integration - nation first, party and profession next and self last. That should be our attitude, nation first attitude irrespective of caste, creed, sex, religion and region,' he said. He added, 'We are all Indians - we may belong to Jammu, Kashmir, south or north. We must remember that we are all sons of this country and we should feel proud that we are Indians. He said the country is moving forward and 'we must fast forward it. The entire world is looking towards India and (the country is being respected worldwide.' He said India is the most favourite destination for investment. 'With the ease of doing business, the reforms brought in by the Prime Minister and the new ideas, the world is looking towards us and we have the potential to take advantage of that. See to it that we become a strong, stable, peaceful and prosperous nation,' he told the students. – PTI https://in.finance.yahoo.com/finance/news/vp-naidu-says-j-k- 104756561.html

Friday, 09 April 2021

उपराष्ट्र पति नायडू ने झठू े तििैतिय ⴂ क तिखाई आⴂख, ब ले- जम्मू- कीर िेश का अतिन्न अⴂग, िारि क तबन माⴂगी सलाि की ज셂रि निीⴂ

ज륍मू: उपराष्ट्रपति एम वकℂ े या नायडू ने हाल ही मᴂ कहा है कक जम्मू-कश्मीर भारि का अभभन्न अंग है और देश अपनी समस्याओं को खुद सुलझाने मᴂ सक्षम है. उन्हⴂने यह भी कहा है कक अन्य देशⴂ को भारि को िनन मांगी सलाह देने के नजाय अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान देना चाहहए. अगस्ि 2019 मᴂ अनु楍छेद 370 हटाए जाने के नाद से पहली नार जम्मू-कश्मीर की यात्रा पर आए नायडू ने ककसी देश या व्यक्ति का नाम भलए नना कहा है कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा समस्याएं और नाधाएं पैदा करने के प्रयास करि े रहिे हℂ, तयⴂकक वे भारि को प्रगति करिे नहीं देख सकिे है.

आईआईएम के कॉन्व केशन मᴂ ब ले नायडू

नायडू ने भारतीय प्रबंधन संथान (आईआईएम) के तीसरे और चौथे दी啍ांत समारोह को संबोधधत करते ए कहा है धक बीच-बीच मᴂ हमᴂ धबन मांगी सलाह देने की कोधिि करने वाले कु छ धम配ों को मेरी सलाह है धक वे अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान दᴂ . हम अपनी समस्याओं का हल खुद धनकालने मᴂ स啍म हℂ और उन्हᴂ हमारी धचंता करने की कोई ज셂रत नहीं है. केन्द्रीय मं配ी धजतेन्द्र धसंह और जम्मू-कीर के राज्यपाल मनोज धसन्हा ने भी काययक्रम मᴂ धिरकत की थी. 148 छा配 ⴂ क तडतियाⴂ प्रिान की गई ⴂ

काययक्रम के दौरान एमबीए की पढाई सफलतापूवयक पूरी करने वाले 148 छा配ों को धडधियां प्रदान की गईं थी. उपराष्ट्र पधत ने अपने आधे घंटे के संबोधन के दौरान कहा है धक हम सभी लोकतं配 और सभ्यता मᴂ धवश्वास करते हℂ. यधद आप सचमुच सभ्य हℂ तो आपसे धकसी अन्य देि के मामलों मᴂ हस्त啍ेप की आिा नहीं की जाती है.

प्रगति के तलए शाⴂति ि ना आवक नायडू ने कहा है धक प्रगधत के धलए िांधत होना आवक है. यधद आपको कोई धचंता है तो आप धकसी चीज पर ध्यान नहीं लगा सकते है. सभी को इस बात की समझ होनी चाधहए. िांधत बेहद आवक है. उपराष्ट्र पधत ने कहा धक पडोस के कुछ लोग हमेिा भारत के धलए समस्याएं और गडबडी पैदा करने की कोधिि करते हℂ. उन्होंने कहा धक हमᴂ उन्हᴂ सफल नहीं होने देना है.

िमᴂ िारिीय ि ने पर गवव ि ना चातिए

हमᴂ एकता की भावना से चलना चाधहए धजसमᴂ सबसे पहले राष्ट्र , धफर पाटी व पेिा और सबसे अंत मᴂ स्वंय आता है. यही हमारा 饃धष्ट्कोण होना चाधहए. उपराष्ट्र पधत ने कहा है धक हम जम्मू-कीर से अथवा दध啍ण या उत्तर भारत से हो सकते हℂ, लेधकन सभी भारतीय हℂ. हमᴂ यह याद रखना चाधहए धक हम सभी इसी देि की संतान हℂ और हमᴂ भारतीय होने पर गवय होना चाधहए. (सोसय-भाषा) https://firstindianews.com/news/Jammu-Kashmir-Vise-President-M- Venkaiah-Naidu-Problem-India-Suggestion-IIM-Convocation--201600744

Friday, 09 April 2021

जम्मू-कीर पहⴂचे उपराष्ट्र पति वℂकेया नायडू , किा- िारि क तबन माⴂगी सलाि की ज셂रि निीⴂ

उपराष्ट्र पधत एम वℂकेया नायडू ने िुक्रवार को यहां कहा धक जम्मू-कीर भारत का अधभन्न अंग है और देि अपनी समस्याओं को खुद सुलझाने मᴂ स啍म है। उन्होंने यह भी कहा धक अन्य देिों को भारत को धबन मांगी सलाह देने के बजाय अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान देना चाधहए। अगस्त 2019 मᴂ अनुच्छेद 370 हटाए जाने के बाद से पहली बार जम्मू-कीर की या配ा पर आए नायडू ने धकसी देि या व्यक्ति का नाम धलये बना कहा धक पडोस के कुछ लोग हमेिा समस्याएं और बाधाएं पैदा करने के प्रयास करते रहते हℂ, 啍ोंधक वे भारत को प्रगधत करते नहीं देख सकते। नायडू ने यहां भारतीय प्रबंधन संथान (आईआईएम) के तीसरे और चौथे दी啍ांत समारोह को संबोधधत करते ए कहा, ''बीच-बीच मᴂ हमᴂ धबन मांगी सलाह देने की कोधिि करने वाले कुछ धम配ों को मेरी सलाह है धक वे अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान दᴂ। हम अपनी समस्याओं का हल खुद धनकालने मᴂ स啍म हℂ और उन्हᴂ हमारी धचंता करने की कोई ज셂रत नहीं है। केन्द्रीय मं配ी धजतेन्द्र धसंह और जम्मू-कीर के राज्यपाल मनोज धसन्हा ने भी काययक्रम मᴂ धिरकत की। काययक्रम के दौरान एमबीए की पढाई सफलतापूवयक पूरी करने वाले 148 छा配ों को धडधियां प्रदान की गईं। िम सिी ल किⴂ配 मᴂ तवश्वास करिे िℂ

उपराष्ट्र पधत ने अपने आधे घंटे के संबोधन के दौरान कहा, हम सभी लोकतं配 और सभ्यता मᴂ धवश्वास करते हℂ। यधद आप सचमुच सभ्य हℂ तो आपसे धकसी अन्य देि के मामलों मᴂ हस्त啍ेप की आिा नहीं की जाती। नायडू ने कहा, प्रगधत के धलए िांधत होना आवक है। यधद आपको कोई धचंता है तो आप धकसी चीज पर ध्यान नहीं लगा सकते। सभी को इस बात की समझ होनी चाधहये। िांधत बेहद आवक है।

पड स के कुछ ल ग िारि के तलए समस्या पैिा करने की क तशश करिे िℂ

उपराष्ट्र पधत ने कहा धक पडोस के कुछ लोग हमेिा भारत के धलए समस्याएं और गडबडी पैदा करने की कोधिि करते हℂ। उन्होंने कहा धक हमᴂ उन्हᴂ सफल नहीं होने देना है। हमᴂ एकता की भावना से चलना चाधहए धजसमᴂ सबसे पहले राष्ट्र , धफर पाटी व पेिा और सबसे अंत मᴂ स्वंय आता है। यही हमारा 饃धष्ट्कोण होना चाधहए। उपराष्ट्र पधत ने कहा, हम जम्मू- कीर से अथवा दध啍ण या उत्तर भारत से हो सकते हℂ, लेधकन सभी भारतीय हℂ। हमᴂ यह याद रखना चाधहये धक हम सभी इसी देि की संतान हℂ और हमᴂ भारतीय होने पर गवय होना चाधहए।

Friday, 09 April 2021

उपराष्ट्रपति नायडू ने आइआइएम वव饍याथ ⴂ को डडथियां देकर कहा- नवीनीकरण के भलए प्रो配साहहि करᴂ

IIM Jammu Convocation आइआइएम जम्मू के दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ 2018-20 और 2019-21 अकादभमक सत्र के 148 वव饍याथ ियⴂ को डडथियां प्रदान की गई। दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ प्रधानमंत्री कायािलय मᴂ रा煍यमंत्री डा. क्जिᴂद्र भसंह नोडि आफ गविनेस आइआइएम के अध्यक्ष डा. भमभलंद कांनले भी मौजूद े। उपराष्ट्रपति एम वᴂकै या नायडू ने कहा कक वव饍याथ ियⴂ को नवीनीकरण के भलए प्रो配साहहि ककया जाना चाहहए। उन्हⴂने जोर देकर कहा कक आइआइएम जम्मू जैसे राष्ट्रीय संस् ानⴂ को ववभभन्न कोसⴂ मᴂ नवीनीकरण को नढावा देना चाहहए और वव饍याथ ियⴂ की सोच इस िरह से ववकभसि करनी चाहहए कक वे कु छ नया करᴂ। जम्मू के कनवेन्शन सᴂटर मᴂ आइआइएम जम्मू के िीसरे और चौ े दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ निौर मुख्य अतिथ शाभमल हुए उपराष्ट्रपति ने कहा कक संस् ागि सुधार लाए जाने की ज셂रि है क्जससे और नेहिर करने का मौका भमले। उन्हⴂने पास आउट हुए वव饍याथ ियⴂ के उ煍जवल भववष्ट्य की कामना करिे हुए उम्मीद जिाई कक देश की समस्याओं के समाधान के भलए युवा कायि करᴂगे। आइआइएम जम्मू के दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ 2018-20 और 2019-21 अकादभमक सत्र के 148 वव饍याथ ियⴂ को डडथियां प्रदान की गई। दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ प्रधानमंत्री कायािलय मᴂ रा煍यमंत्री डा. क्जिᴂद्र भसंह, नोडि आफ गविनेस आइआइएम के अध्यक्ष डा. भमभलंद कांनले भी मौजदू े। दीक्षांि समारोह मᴂ शाभमल होने के भलए उपराष्ट्रपति शुक्रवार सुनह जम्मू पहुंचे े जहां से वे सीधे कनवेन्शन सटᴂ र पहुंचे।

वहीं उपराष्ट्रपति के हा ⴂ डडथियां हाभसल करने वाले वव饍या ी भी काफी उ配साहहि हदखे। दीक्षांि समारोह को सीभमि ककया गया ा तयⴂकक दो हदन पहले ही आइआइएम के 19 छात्र व स्टाफ कमी कोरोना संक्रभमि पाए गए े। इसी के चलिे समारोह मᴂ मेहमानⴂ की संख्या भी कम की गई ी और मीडडया को कवरेज के भलए आमंित्रि नहीं ककया गया ा।

Friday, 09 April 2021

ज륍मू-कश्मीर देश का अभिꅍन अंग, िारत को बिन मांगी सलाह की ज셂रत नह ं: उपराष्ट्रपतत

जम्मू, नौ अप्रैल उपराष्ट्रपति एम वकℂ े या नायडू ने शुक्रवार को यहां कहा कक जम्मू- कश्मीर भारि का अभभन्न अंग है और देश अपनी समस्याओं को खुद सुलझाने मᴂ सक्षम है। उन्हⴂने यह भी कहा कक अन्य देशⴂ को भारि को िनन मांगी सलाह देने के नजाय अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान देना चाहहए। अगस्ि 2019 मᴂ अनु楍छेद 370 हटाए जाने के नाद से पहली नार जम्मू-कश्मीर की यात्रा पर आए नायडू ने ककसी देश या व्यक्ति का नाम भलये नना कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा समस्याएं और नाधाएं पैदा करने के प्रयास करिे रहिे हℂ, तयⴂकक वे भारि को प्रगति करिे नहीं देख सकिे। नायडू ने यहां भारिीय प्रनंधन संस् ान (आईआईएम) के िीसरे और चौ े दीक्षांि समारोह को संनोथधि करिे हुए कहा, ''नीच-नीच मᴂ हमᴂ िनन मांगी सलाह देने की कोभशश करने वाले कु छ भमत्रⴂ को मेरी सलाह है कक वे अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान दᴂ। हम अपनी समस्याओं का हल खुद तनकालने मᴂ सक्षम हℂ और उन्हᴂ हमारी थचंिा करने की कोई ज셂रि नहीं है। '' केन्द्रीय मंत्री क्जिेन्द्र भसंह और जम्मू-कश्मीर के रा煍यपाल मनोज भसन्हा ने भी कायिक्रम मᴂ भशरकि की। कायिक्रम के दौरान एमनीए की पढाई सफलिापूविक पूरी करने वाले 148 छात्रⴂ को डडथियां प्रदान की गℂ। उपराष्ट्रपति ने अपने आधे घंटे के संनोधन के दौरान कहा, ''हम सभी लोकिंत्र और सभ्यिा मᴂ ववश्वास करिे हℂ। यहद आप सचमुच सभ्य हℂ िो आपसे ककसी अन्य देश के मामलⴂ मᴂ हस्िक्षेप की आशा नहीं की जािी। '' नायडू ने कहा, ''प्रगति के भलये शांति होना आवश्यक है। यहद आपको कोई थचंिा है िो आप ककसी चीज पर ध्यान नहीं लगा सकिे। सभी को इस नाि की समझ होनी चाहहये। शांति नेहद आवश्यक है।'' उपराष्ट्रपति ने कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा भारि के भलए समस्याएं और गडनडी पैदा करने की कोभशश करिे हℂ। उन्हⴂने कहा कक हमᴂ उन्हᴂ सफल नहीं होने देना है। हमᴂ एकिा की भावना से चलना चाहहए क्जसमᴂ सनसे पहले राष्ट्र, कफर पाटी व पेशा और सनसे अंि मᴂ स्वंय आिा है। यही हमारा 饃क्ष्ट्टकोण होना चाहहए। उपराष्ट्रपति ने कहा, '' हम जम्मू-कश्मीर से अ वा दक्षक्षण या उत्तर भारि से हो सकिे हℂ, लेककन सभी भारिीय हℂ। हमᴂ यह याद रखना चाहहये कक हम सभी इसी देश की संिान हℂ और हमᴂ भारिीय होने पर गवि होना चाहहये।

Friday, 09 April 2021

ज륍मू-कश्मीर देश का अभिꅍन अंग, िारत को बिन मांगी सलाह की ज셂रत नह ं: उपराष्ट्रपतत उपराष्ट्रपति एम वकℂ े या नायडू ने शुक्रवार को यहां कहा कक जम्मू-कश्मीर भारि का अभभन्न अंग है और देश अपनी समस्याओं को खुद सुलझाने मᴂ सक्षम है। उन्हⴂने अन्य देशⴂ से भारि को िनन मांगी सलाह देने के नजाय अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान देने को कहा। अगस्ि 2019 मᴂ अनु楍छेद 370 हटाए जाने के नाद से पहली नार जम्मू-कश्मीर की यात्रा पर आए नायडू ने ककसी देश या व्यक्ति का नाम भलये नना कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा समस्याएं और नाधाएं पैदा करने के प्रयास करिे रहिे हℂ, तयⴂकक वे भारि को प्रगति करिे नहीं देख सकिे। नायडू ने यहां भारिीय प्रनंधन संस् ान (आईआईएम) के िीसरे और चौ े दीक्षांि समारोह को संनोथधि करिे हुए कहा, ''नीच-नीच मᴂ हमᴂ िनन मांगी सलाह देने की कोभशश करने वाले कु छ भमत्रⴂ को मेरी सलाह है कक वे अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान दᴂ। हम अपनी समस्याओं का हल खुद तनकालने मᴂ सक्षम हℂ और उन्हᴂ हमारी थचंिा करने की कोई ज셂रि नहीं है। '' केन्द्रीय मंत्री क्जिेन्द्र भसंह और जम्मू-कश्मीर के रा煍यपाल मनोज भसन्हा ने भी कायिक्रम मᴂ भशरकि की। कायिक्रम के दौरान एमनीए की पढाई सफलिापूविक पूरी करने वाले 148 छात्रⴂ को डडथियां प्रदान की गℂ। उपराष्ट्रपति ने अपने आधे घंटे के संनोधन के दौरान कहा, ''हम सभी लोकिंत्र और सभ्यिा मᴂ ववश्वास करिे हℂ। यहद आप सचमुच सभ्य हℂ िो आपसे ककसी अन्य देश के मामलⴂ मᴂ हस्िक्षेप की आशा नहीं की जािी। '' उपराष्ट्रपति ने कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा भारि के भलए समस्याएं और गडनडी पैदा करने की कोभशश करिे हℂ। उन्हⴂने कहा कक हमᴂ उन्हᴂ सफल नहीं होने देना है। हमᴂ एकिा की भावना से चलना चाहहए क्जसमᴂ सनसे पहले राष्ट्र, कफर पाटी व पेशा और सनसे अंि मᴂ स्वंय आिा है। यही हमारा 饃क्ष्ट्टकोण होना चाहहए।

Friday, 09 April 2021

ज륍मू-कश्मीर िारत का अभिꅍन अंग, देश को बिन मांगी सलाह की ज셁रत नह ं: वℂकेया नायडू

उपराष्ट्रपति एम वकℂ े या नायडू ने शुक्रवार को यहां कहा कक जम्म-ू कश्मीर भारि का अभभन्न अंग है और देश अपनी समस्याओं को खुद सुलझान े मᴂ सक्षम है। उन्हⴂने अन्य देशⴂ से भारि को िनन मांगी सलाह देने के नजाय अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान देने को कहा। अगस्ि 2019 मᴂ अनु楍छेद 370 हटाए जाने के नाद से पहली नार जम्म-ू कश्मीर की यात्रा पर आए नायडू ने ककसी देश या व्यक्ति का नाम भलये नना कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा समस्याएं और नाधाएं पैदा करने के प्रयास करिे रहिे हℂ, तयⴂकक वे भारि को प्रगति करिे नहीं देख सकिे। नायडू ने यहां भारिीय प्रनंधन संस् ान (आईआईएम) के िीसरे और चौ े दीक्षांि समारोह को संनोथधि करिे हुए कहा, ''नीच-नीच मᴂ हमᴂ िनन मांगी सलाह देने की कोभशश करने वाले कु छ भमत्रⴂ को मेरी सलाह है कक वे अपनी घरेलू समस्याओं पर ध्यान दᴂ। हम अपनी समस्याओं का हल खुद तनकालने मᴂ सक्षम हℂ और उन्हᴂ हमारी थचंिा करने की कोई ज셂रि नहीं है। '' केन्द्रीय मंत्री क्जिेन्द्र भसंह और जम्मू-कश्मीर के रा煍यपाल मनोज भसन्हा ने भी कायिक्रम मᴂ भशरकि की। कायिक्रम के दौरान एमनीए की पढाई सफलिापूवकि पूरी करने वाले 148 छात्रⴂ को डडथियां प्रदान की गℂ। उपराष्ट्रपति ने अपने आधे घंटे के संनोधन के दौरान कहा, ''हम सभी लोकिंत्र और सभ्यिा मᴂ ववश्वास करिे हℂ। यहद आप सचमुच सभ्य हℂ िो आपसे ककसी अन्य देश के मामलⴂ मᴂ हस्िक्षेप की आशा नहीं की जािी। '' उपराष्ट्रपति ने कहा कक पडोस के कु छ लोग हमेशा भारि के भलए समस्याएं और गडनडी पैदा करने की कोभशश करिे हℂ। उन्हⴂने कहा कक हमᴂ उन्हᴂ सफल नहीं होने देना है। हमᴂ एकिा की भावना से चलना चाहहए क्जसमᴂ सनसे पहले राष्ट्र, कफर पाटी व पेशा और सनसे अंि मᴂ स्वंय आिा है। यही हमारा 饃क्ष्ट्टकोण होना चाहहए।