Archive · 23 Nov 2025
JNTUH Alumni Urged to Lead University's Next Decade
At a special meet to celebrate JNTUH's 60th anniversary, the IT minister and other speakers asked alumni to help shape the university's future by supporting students and driving innovation, especially in AI and other fast-changing technologies.
The vice chancellor also asked for government help to improve infrastructure at the university's constituent colleges.
IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu inaugurated JNTUH's diamond jubilee global alumni meet
Alumni encouraged to form global council to support student innovation and research
Minister highlights importance of reskilling in AI and other emerging technologies
Vice Chancellor seeks government support for constituent colleges' infrastructure
Former IAS officer J.R.K. Rao proposes centres of excellence for professional education
- Who
- IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu, Vice Chancellor T. Kishen Kumar Reddy, Former IAS officer J.R.K. Rao, and other alumni and faculty
- What
- Inaugurated JNTUH's diamond jubilee global alumni meet and discussed the university's future
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- JN Auditorium, Hyderabad
- Why
- To celebrate the university's 60th anniversary and discuss its future, with a focus on alumni leadership and industry-driven innovation
Government's Role
Alumni's Role
Funding and Infrastructure
Government's Role
Government should provide lease and tax exemption, and a ₹500-crore grant for infrastructure needs
Alumni's Role
Alumni can reinforce core engineering with digitalisation and AI
- University Name
- JNTUH
- Anniversary
- Diamond Jubilee (60th)
- Inaugurated By
- IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu
- Venue
- JN Auditorium, Hyderabad
- Alumni Council Proposed
- Global alumni council to support student innovation, research, and mentorship