Teachers should become role models: CNLU VC
2 min readPATNA: Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) vice-chancellor A Lakhminath said here on Tuesday that even as the present-day education in India has become the worst victim of politics, the academics should strive hard to keep education above politics.
Delivering the valedictory address at the 71st orientation programme for college teachers of the state organized by Patna University’s Academic Staff College, Lakshminath observed that teachers must be responsible and try to become the role models for the younger generations. They should not only teach the subjects in classrooms but should also inspire the students to become responsible citizens and serve the society well.
PU science faculty dean and Academic Staff College director Amarendra Mishra, in his welcome address, pointed out that the orientation programme was of four-week duration. Altogether 35 resource persons, all reputed scholars of their respective fields, delivered lectures on a wide spectrum of knowledge such as teaching skills, knowledge management, Vedic mathematics, Yoga, AIDS, statistics, university administration, present economic status of the state and Buddhist philosophy.
PU pro-VC Ranjit Kumar Verma, in his presidential remarks, enumerated the five important factors of knowledge and said education needs to be based on credit transfer system which is very much required in the present age of globalization. He congratulated the director for the successful completion of the programme. PU commerce teacher Asim Lal Chakravarty proposed a vote of thanks. Sweta of BIT Patna conducted the valedictory function.
CUSB scholar: Vishal Kumar Singh, a second semester student from School of Law and Governance of Central University of South Bihar (CUSB), has been invited to attend a national seminar on “human rights” being organized by Human Rights Law Network (HRLN) at Panchgani in Maharashtra from June 11 to 15. Young lawyers, human rights and social activists, and academicians from different parts of the country will discuss such topics as social development, law and activism, environmental pollution, educational reforms and right to resist during the five-day seminar.
Courtesy: TNN
