Archive · 11 Aug 2025
ISRO Chief Speaks at SRMIST Convocation, Highlights Success Keys
At a big graduation ceremony, the ISRO boss, Dr. Narayanan, told students that being honest is super important for doing well in life.
Nearly 10,000 students got their degrees.
The school also honored Dr. Narayanan and another scientist with special awards.
The guest speaker, the Governor of Maharashtra, said that working hard, being patient, and learning new things will help young people lead India to be a top country.
Dr. Narayanan also talked about how India's space program has grown since starting with help from other countries, and now India is a leader in aerospace technology.
ISRO Chairman Dr. V. Narayanan emphasized honesty as key to success at the 21st SRMIST Convocation.
SRMIST awarded degrees to nearly 10,000 students across various disciplines.
Honorary Doctor of Science degrees were conferred upon Dr. V. Narayanan and Dr. M. Ravichandran.
The Governor of Maharashtra, CP Radhakrishnan, delivered the convocation address.
ISRO's Chairman highlighted India's progress in aerospace technology since its early days.
- Who
- Dr. V. Narayanan, Dr. M. Ravichandran, CP Radhakrishnan, and graduating students.
- What
- The 21st Convocation Ceremony at SRMIST, where degrees were awarded and speeches were delivered.
- When
- During the 21st Convocation Ceremony.
- Where
- SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), Chennai.
- Why
- To celebrate academic achievements and inspire graduates.
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Main Topic
Focus of the Event
Academic achievements and future success.
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- Event
- 21st SRMIST Convocation
- Chief Guest
- CP Radhakrishnan, Governor of Maharashtra
- ISRO Chairman
- Dr. V. Narayanan
- Degrees Awarded
- Approximately 9,769
- Honorary D.Sc.
- Dr. V. Narayanan and Dr. M. Ravichandran
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