Former Vice President of India M. Venkaiah Naida addressed students at USha Rama Engineering College during Thursday’s graduation.
Former Vice President of India M. Venkaiah Naida said on Thursday (August 7) that any work done with passion and without any pressure would lead to success. He spoke at the USha Rama Engineering College near Gannavaram.
Referring to extensive disruption caused by artificial intelligence, he said that students must gain deep knowledge of new technologies and use them to solve everyday problems such as an increase in agricultural productivity. “Today, farmers suffer. Engineers are obliged to focus on the agricultural sector. Our work should be focused on solving humanity’s problems,” he said.
Mr. Venkaiah Naida said that after retirement he had prepared to inspire students at universities and universities to contribute to the development of the country. He said that the students graduated at a time when the country was developing at a rapid pace. “We are not afraid of the threats of powerful nations. If we respect five elements of nature, it protects us,” he said.
He said India had increased her strength after independence. “We are now in Amrit Kaal (Golden Era),” he said, repeating that the younger generation should become active participants in the development of the nation.
Along with the opportunities he also faced a nation. “Every school and college must support unity among students and no discrimination on the basis of caste, religion or region should be carried out,” he said.
He advised students to never forget their mother, their hometown or teachers who taught them. “No matter how high you are growing in your life, never forget your roots. Support those who are economically weaker than you,” he said, reminding that education was not just about gaining a title, but also about gaining values and wisdom.
Published – August 20, 2025 23:05
