CJI Surya Kant Highlights Ethical Values for Students in Digital Age
CJI Surya Kant urges students to remain humble, retain ethical values in evolving digital era
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During the 11th convocation of the Central University of Punjab, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant urged graduates to uphold constitutional values and ethical conduct in the face of rapid technological advancements. He emphasized humility, social responsibility, and the importance of contributing to an inclusive society while also cautioning against ethical challenges in the digital era.
- 01CJI Surya Kant emphasized the need for kindness, empathy, and human values in today's technological landscape.
- 02He virtually inaugurated a new university library building worth ₹14.40 crore (approximately $1.7 million USD).
- 03The Central University of Punjab conferred a total of 1,073 degrees, including 981 postgraduate and 92 PhD degrees.
- 04Women students comprised 52.1% of postgraduate degree recipients and 61.36% of gold medal awardees.
- 05IIT Ropar Director Rajeev Ahuja praised the university's research culture and urged students to embrace lifelong learning.
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Chief Justice of India Surya Kant addressed graduates during the 11th convocation of the Central University of Punjab, highlighting the significance of constitutional values, ethical conduct, and compassion in the digital age. He urged students to embody humility and social responsibility, stressing that their degrees signify a commitment to societal and national responsibilities. Kant acknowledged the opportunities presented by technological advancements but warned of the ethical dilemmas that accompany them. He also inaugurated a new university library, constructed over 31,410 sq ft at a cost of ₹14.40 crore (approximately $1.7 million USD), enhancing the institution's academic infrastructure. The ceremony saw the conferral of 1,073 degrees, including 981 postgraduate and 92 PhD degrees, with women students representing 52.1% of the postgraduate recipients and 61.36% of the gold medal awardees. IIT Ropar Director Rajeev Ahuja commended the university's research culture and encouraged graduates to pursue innovation and lifelong learning.
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The emphasis on ethical values and social responsibility among graduates could influence their future contributions to society.
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