13th Convocation Ceremony in RTU

**Kota:** At the 13th Convocation Ceremony of Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) in Kota, Governor Kalraj Mishra emphasized the sanctity of the Indian Constitution, stating it cannot be changed but can be amended. The event, presided over by Governor Mishra, also saw the presence of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Chairman, Professor T.G. Sitharam, as the guest of honor.

During the ceremony, Governor Mishra recited the fundamental duties enshrined in the Constitution, marking the commencement of the event. He awarded degrees to 127 students and 44 gold medals, extending congratulations and best wishes for a bright future to all the graduates and the university for the successful organization of the convocation. RTU Registrar, Mr. Dheeraj Soni, delivered the vote of thanks.

The ceremony was attended by directors and principals of various affiliated colleges of RTU, members of the university management board and academic council, vice-chancellors of other universities, officials from the Raj Bhavan, deans, department heads, administrative heads, faculty members, educators, students and their guardians, administrative officers, distinguished citizens, media representatives, and invited guests. The event concluded with the national anthem.

In his address, Governor Mishra highlighted the unique significance of the Indian Constitution, asserting that its objectives surpass those of any other constitution globally. He stressed that if the Constitution is earnestly contemplated and adhered to, destructive actions by individuals can be avoided. He refuted claims about altering the Constitution, emphasizing its sacred and revered status, while acknowledging that amendments are possible. Governor Mishra encouraged everyone to study the Constitution.

Concluding his speech, Governor Mishra remarked that the convocation marks not the end of education but the beginning of a new journey in life.