Varanasi: The 103rd convocation ceremony of Banaras Hindu University (BHU) will be celebrated on 16 December at Swatantrata Bhawan. The list of topper students is being prepared. This time, along with gold medals and degrees, students will also be given cash prizes. Only twenty days are left for the convocation ceremony. In such a situation, everyone is waiting to see who will get how much gold medal. At present the examination department has not yet released the information on the website. There are 17 such awards in the Faculty of Music and Stage Arts, in which students will be given award money ranging from Rs 150 to Rs 58 thousand. A provisional list of students’ names has also been released. According to the information, the list of other departments has also been sent. Now the final list is likely to be released after disposal of the objections.
This award will be given in music department
Self. Rs 1000 in memory of Ustad Ashiq Ali Khan
Pandit Omkarnath Thakur Memorial Rs 58125
Manjula Behan Dev Cash Prize Rs 58125
Bhupendra Nath Dixit Cash Prize Rs 58125
Vindodini B Dixit Cash Prize Rs 58125
Kishorelata V Dixit Cash Prize Rs 58125
Pandit Balwant Rai Bhatt Cash Prize Rs 58125
Dr. Premlata Sharma Cash Prize Rs 58125
The list will be approved in the Vidya Parishad on December 6.
The Vidya Parishad meeting in BHU will be held on December 6. The final list of medal and degree recipients will be approved in the convocation ceremony chaired by the Vice Chancellor. Apart from this, other points related to the ceremony will also be discussed. The notice of the meeting has been sent to the concerned members.
Now you will get degree sitting at home in Sampurnanand Sanskrit University
The 41st convocation ceremony of Sampoornanand Sanskrit University was held on Saturday under the chairmanship of Governor Anandiben Patel. While presiding over the program, the Governor welcomed the guests and said that he was very happy to see these small children studying in Sanskrit University because they are learning good values since childhood, only then they will become the future of India and progress of India. Will contribute. He also expressed happiness over women and girl students obtaining PhD degree in Sanskrit and said that this will spread our knowledge tradition in the world. He described Kashi as the land of justice. The titles are now in DigiLocker, hence no tampering is possible. Expressing gratitude to the chief guest, he said that Central Sanskrit University is ready to help Sampoornanand Sanskrit University. He said that when women are educated then all evils will end. For this, he gave the example of the scriptures given by Kaikeyi of Ramayana to the four brothers that the mother’s orders were supreme. Instead of eating bread herself, a mother feeds her children and provides them with education. Our parents are in an old age home, so how did we get educated? We all have to be resolved that we will not leave our parents in old age homes in their old age.
Casteism is most prevalent among educated people – Governor
The Governor showed everyone a mirror and talked about getting out of casteism. Casteism is most prevalent among educated people. We have to come out of casteism, only then we will be able to take our country forward. Wherever appointments have been made in the last two years, there have been no irregularities. Only the one who is promising will get the place. In the last 250 years, this university has given many scholars to India, but in the last 15-20 years, the image of the university has tarnished, on which we all will have to think and make a collective effort to take this university forward again. He said that only with the joint efforts of all, the university will be able to reach great heights and we can take our culture Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam forward.
DigiLocker inaugurated
Governor and Chancellor Anandiben Patel said that students will not have to make rounds of universities for degrees. Soon students will start getting degrees online. The degrees will be uploaded on DigiLocker along with the convocation ceremony. As soon as the Governor pressed the button before the start of the ceremony, 14,167 titles were uploaded to DigiLocker. The Governor said that this is just the beginning. This system will be fully implemented in 32 universities of the state. After the launch of this facility, students will be able to get their degree and title from anywhere in the country. This will save them from wandering around. The Governor also inaugurated the online training center for Sanskrit. The state government has given Rs 1 crore 16 lakh for the online training center and lab. From this center people will be able to study 10 Sanskrit courses sitting at home. Online classes of astrology, rituals, Sanskrit language teaching, astrology, vastu science, yoga, grammar, philosophy, Vedanta will be conducted.