Guv virtually addresses PRSU Foundation Day
Anandiben Patel
, lauded the consistent academic, research, and social progress of the university.
The celebration coincided with the ongoing three-day assessment process (June 16–18, 2025) by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Addressing the NAAC peer team, the governor expressed confidence that the university would soon earn national recognition and establish a strong identity in the academic landscape of the country.
Vice-chancellor, PRSU, prof Akhilesh Kumar Singh, highlighted the university's journey, achievements, and future goals.
He emphasised the institution's pivotal role in nation-building through education and congratulated the university fraternity for their dedication. He urged all stakeholders to continue working with the same spirit to take the university to greater heights.
Among the seven-member NAAC peer team, two members were present on the campus, while five, including the chairperson, joined online. The team expressed satisfaction with the presentations, documents, and campus activities.
The event was anchored by assistant professor, department of applied economics Shweta Kumari and concluded with a vote of thanks by the registrar Sanjay Kumar. tnn
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