DSMNRU introduces special medals for disabled meritorious students
The medals will be awarded during the 2025 convocation ceremony.
"Our specially abled students have made us proud at both national and international levels. However, until now, our university did not have any special medals to honour such brilliant students. Therefore, the university has decided to award the Chancellor's Gold Medal to our visually impaired and physically challenged students," said DSMNRU spokesperson Yashant Virodai.
"We already award the Chancellor's Gold Medal to the overall toppers. This will be a second Chancellor's Gold Medal, specifically for our disabled students. Similarly, the university has decided to give away special Vice-Chancellor's and Chief Minister's Gold Medals, which will also be awarded to visually impaired and physically challenged meritorious students." TNN
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