Higher education institutions should develop new ways to deal with Kovid-19: Governor

Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi has said that higher education institutions should develop innovative ways to deal with the novel coronavirus and its various mutations, which have dealt a severe blow to both health and wealth of human beings. Addressing the second convocation of Bodoland University in Kokrajhar on Tuesday, the Governor appealed to both the teaching and student fraternity of the university to create an interface between regional and global ideas to develop an innovative approach to tackle the pandemic. .

“If you want to inactivate the virus that has made a huge impact on human life, you cannot localize everything. Your job is to gain global knowledge and use it for the benefit of the region. As long as you do so Till then you will not be in a position to develop yourself and the region. From the best foreign universities.

The University is accessible by both national and international students due to the strategic location of the University and requested the stakeholders to assess the growth of the University and prepare a blueprint for its further development. He said that while preparing the roadmap for the future, it should be kept in mind that adequate space should be created in the university for the care of old people, women, children, differently abled, transgender and backward sections of the society.

He also asked the Bodoland University fraternity to use the university as a launchpad for personal development, which would lead to social development. The Governor also said that the students of Bodoland University should take the lead in preparing an action plan for social development and empower the society at large to fight the menace of witch hunting in BTR areas and elsewhere.

Assam has achieved tremendous success in vaccination against coronavirus, but there are still small sections where people are reluctant to vaccinate and “therefore I urge the university students to cover all sections of people under the immunization programme. Create awareness to bring so as to enable the society in general. To build herd immunity against the virus,” he said. Prof. Bidyut Chakraborty, Vice-Chancellor of Visva Bharati University, Prof. Laishram Ladu Singh, Vice-Chancellor of Bodoland University, Pramod Boro, Chief Executive Member of Bodoland Territorial Council, Faculty member, student and A. Dignitaries were present on the occasion.

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