Nagaland Governor Urges Graduates To Propel India's Growth By 2047

Nagaland Governor La. Ganesan encouraged young graduates to contribute to India's transformation into a developed nation by 2047 at Oriental College's graduation ceremony. He emphasized the importance of integrity, honesty, empathy, hard work, and patriotism. Ganesan praised the graduates' achievements and their potential for positive impact.

Nagaland Governor La. Ganesan on Saturday called on young graduates to play a crucial role in transforming India into a developed nation by 2047. Speaking at Oriental College's graduation ceremony in Kohima, he stressed that education should lead not only to personal success but also to societal betterment.

Ganesan underlined the significance of values like integrity, honesty, and empathy, urging graduates to uphold these virtues in a world fraught with ethical challenges. 'Your integrity, honesty, and empathy will define you in your personal and professional endeavours,' he stated.

He also emphasized the importance of hard work, perseverance, and patriotism. 'Your actions have the power to impact others, so strive to make positive contributions to your community and nation. Your sense of duty towards your country will reflect in your actions, whether big or small,' he added.

As the graduates received their certificates, Ganesan lauded their academic accomplishments and dedication. He expressed hope that their positive contributions would help India reach its development aspirations by 2047.