Delhi LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu Inspires St Stephen’s Graduates with Personal Reflections
Trip down memory lane for Delhi LG as he addresses graduating students at St Stephen’s
The Indian Express
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Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu addressed the graduating class of 2026 at St Stephen’s College, sharing personal memories and emphasizing the importance of intellectual curiosity, humility, and community contribution. He encouraged students to embrace uncertainty and continue learning beyond graduation.
- 01Sandhu highlighted the importance of intellectual curiosity and questioning assumptions.
- 02He emphasized balancing achievement with humility and responsibility.
- 03Students were encouraged to rely on independent thinking and integrity in uncertain times.
- 04Sandhu reminded graduates that success includes contributions to their communities.
- 05He expressed delight in returning to his alma mater and congratulated the graduating class.
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During the Annual Dismissal Service at St Stephen’s College in New Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu addressed the graduating class of 2026, reflecting on his own experiences at the institution. He praised the college's legacy as a hub for academic pursuit and personal growth, stating that it shapes not just knowledge but also friendships and ideas. Sandhu shared two key lessons from his time at St Stephen’s: the importance of intellectual curiosity and the need to balance excellence with humility. He advised graduates that the world beyond college is often unpredictable and urged them to rely on the skills and values developed during their education. Sandhu stressed that true success is measured not only by personal achievements but also by the contributions made to society. He concluded by expressing his joy at returning to his alma mater and congratulating the graduates on their accomplishments.
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