Archive · 3 Aug 2026
MGM University Students Urged to Balance Careers and Civic Duties
MGM University’s Shrikant Yerule gave a talk to new pharmacy students.
He said they should work hard to build good careers and also help society.
He talked about the Indian Constitution’s values like equality and justice.
He praised pharmacy for saving lives during COVID‑19.
He told students to learn communication, teamwork, and AI.
He also said they should use LinkedIn to find jobs.
He warned against too much screen time and suggested exercise, yoga, and reading.
He wants students to be smart, kind, and responsible citizens.
MGM University’s Public Relations Officer Shrikant Yerule urged new pharmacy students to prioritize career development while embracing social responsibility.
Yerule highlighted that the Indian Constitution’s values—equality, liberty, justice, fraternity—require citizens to observe duties such as obeying traffic rules, respecting the flag, and voting.
He praised pharmacy as a vital field, noting its role in COVID‑19 vaccine development, and encouraged students to pursue research and entrepreneurship.
Yerule advised Generation Z students to cultivate communication, leadership, teamwork, AI knowledge, and professional networking on LinkedIn over the next four years.
He also warned against excessive screen time, recommending exercise, yoga, and reading for a balanced life.
- Who
- Shrikant Yerule, Public Relations Officer of MGM University
- What
- Lecture on balancing career development with social responsibility for new pharmacy students
- When
- During the orientation programme for the 2026-27 academic year
- Where
- Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, MGM University
- Why
- To instill citizenship values and career readiness among students
- University
- MGM University
- Speaker
- Shrikant Yerule
- Event
- Orientation Programme 2026-27
- Field
- Pharmacy
- Focus
- Career and civic responsibility