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Hans India
5 days ago
- Science
- Hans India
QIS Engg College celebrates Graduation Day
Ongole: QIS Engineering College here celebrated its Graduation Day with great grandeur on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone for 1,254 students from the 2021-2025 batch. The announcement was made by the institution's head, Nidamanuri Surya Kalyan Chakravarthi, and Executive Vice-Chairperson Nidamanuri Sree Gayathri. Prof K Ramamohan Rao, Vice-Chairman of the Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education, was the chief guest at the event. Executive Member Dr Nidamanuri Sree Charitha was the special guest. Principal Dr YV Hanumantha Rao presented the annual report. Later, 70 students from various departments who demonstrated exceptional academic performance were felicitated with special mementos. In total, certificates were distributed to 1,234 graduating students. Addressing the gathering, Prof Ramamohan Rao lauded the college's state-of-the-art facilities. He remarked that he thoroughly toured the campus and found the labs, idea labs, skill rooms, and project rooms to be excellent. Executive Vice-Chairperson Sree Gayathri congratulated the graduates and highlighted the remarkable programmes introduced at the college under Chairman Kalyan Chakravarthi's visionary leadership. The event was convened by Dr Sameer Kumar, Head of the Mechanical Department, with Dr Bujjibabu, Head of CSE, and Dr Navaneethan, Dean of Cultural Activities, serving as co-conveners. Deans, directors, heads of departments, faculty, students, and their parents were present to witness the memorable occasion.
The Hindu
26-04-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Quantum Technology will play a key role in the future, says APSCHE Chairman
Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education (APSCHE) Chairman K. Madhu Murthy has said that Quantum Technology will play a major role in the near future. Speaking at the inaugural session of the centenary celebrations of Andhra University here on Saturday, Mr. Murthy urged students to focus on skills required for future needs, and said AU was one of the best platforms for students to develop those skills. Later, in the presence of Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar and Visakhapatnam MP M. Sribharat, he felicitated Chilukuri Santhamma, grandaunt of Usha Chilukuri Vance, wife of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance. Prof. Santhamma, 97, who had retired as professor of physics from Andhra University more than three-and-a-half decades ago, continues to teach students of Centurion University, Vizianagaram. On the occasion, the dignitaries unveiled AU's vision document and the event calendar of the celebration. Prof. Raja Sekhar said AU began its centenary celebrations on Saturday with a year-long series of educational, cultural and outreach programmes, with a flagging off ceremony of walkathon on Beach Road on Saturday morning. He elaborated that the centenary celebrations would focus on improving educational standards, upgrading infrastructure and community outreach. Key projects included a central laboratory, rural engagement programmes through affiliated colleges, and construction of an iconic tower to honour AU's heritage. The funds would be raised from alumni contributions and corporate social responsibility programmes, he said. Established in 1926 under the Madras University Act, Andhra University shaped the educational landscape of the Telugu-speaking region, he said while remembering its early leadership, including Sir C.R. Reddy and Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Mr. Sribharat said it was a matter of pride for every AU alumnus to participate in the celebrations. He expressed the hope that AU would achieve many more milestones in the future. In the morning, Commissioner of Police Shanka Brata Bagchi inaugurated the balloon-launch ceremony of the celebration at the AU administrative building.
