Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked the Delhi Technological University (DTU) to submit a blueprint, within a month, on achieving top rank in the field of research.
Addressing a gathering after inauguration of the DTU’s East Delhi Campus in Vivek Vihar Phase II on Friday, the Chief Minister said he wanted the university to rank among the top ten technological institutes in the world.
He said that education was the backbone of a country’s success and asked students to become job creators when they complete their course and contribute towards the society and nation-building
“I want to focus on three objectives for the university. I request students to become job creators so that they can provide employment to others. Thereafter, there will be a decline in the unemployment in the country,” Kejriwal said. He said the second point was with regard to production of best research.
“Research should be to benefit common people and students. Through research, university can find exact demands of industrialists and the government will provide all resources to it. I want the DTU to become number one in the field of research,” the Chief Minister said.
He said the Aam Aadmi Party Government was investing in education so that students could be made “smart citizens” who got good jobs and generated employment for others.
“I also want the university to rank among top ten technological universities in the world. This Government is focused on education. When the AAP Government was formed (in February), the State-run schools were in a bad shape. Manish Sisodia (Education Minister) transformed the Government’s schools,” he said.
Around 300 students have got admission in the East Delhi Campus as the first batch. The campus will offer courses in business and other programmes. Classes for new students will start from Monday.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, Water Minister Rajender Pal Gautam were also present at the event.
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