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| Aim of higher education community should be to get recognition at world level: Prez Murmu | | |
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NEW DELHI, Mar 3: President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said the national goal of establishing India as a global knowledge super power would be achieved only when the world community is eager to adopt the work being done in Indian laboratories.
Inaugurating the two-day visitor's conference 2024-25 at the Rashtrapati Bhavan here, Murmu also said that the ambition of the country's higher education community should be that researchers from the institutions get recognition at the world level.
She said patents of the country's institutions can bring change in the world and students from developed countries choose India as a preferred destination for higher education.
The president said the students from India enrich the world's leading educational institutions and developed economies with their talent and emphasised the need of making efforts to utilise their talent in the country.
She said the national goal of establishing India as a Global Knowledge super power would be achieved only when the world community is eager to adopt the work being done in the country's laboratories, according to an official statement.
The president is the visitor of 184 central institutes of higher education.
She said the level of development of any country is reflected in the quality of its education system and told the heads of the institutions of higher learning that they have a crucial role in achieving the goal of establishing India as an important centre of the knowledge economy.
She highlighted the need to pay a lot of attention to research along with education and said that the government of India has established the National Research Fund with a very good objective.
Murmu expressed confidence that institutions of higher learning would make good use of this important initiative and encourage research and said many higher education institutions of the country have global brand value.
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