Ahmedabad: Two hundred and sixty four students were conferred degrees at the fifth convocation of Anant National University(ANU) on Friday. R N Ravi, governor of Tamil Nadu, was the chief guest at the event. The students wore handwoven khadi stoles to mark the occasion. In his speech, the TN governor said that the students should look back after a few years and ask themselves how have they contributed to the making of the country.
A total of 36 students also received recognition for excellence in innovation and other projects.TNN
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A total of 36 students also received recognition for excellence in innovation and other projects.TNN
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Canada is a popular study destination for Indian students, with over 300,000 enrolled in Canadian institutions. Its welcoming immigration policies, multicultural environment, and high-quality education make it an attractive choice. Here are 10 affordable Canadian universities for Indian students: University of Alberta, University of Northern British Columbia, University of Winnipeg, University of Ottawa, Brandon University, Simon Fraser University, University of Guelph, Concordia University, University of Calgary, and University of Saskatchewan. These universities offer diverse study programs at reasonable tuition fees, ranging from CAD 1,300 to CAD 118,000 per annum.
Canada is a popular study destination for Indian students, with over 300,000 enrolled in Canadian institutions. Its welcoming immigration policies, multicultural environment, and high-quality education make it an attractive choice. Here are 10 affordable Canadian universities for Indian students: University of Alberta, University of Northern British Columbia, University of Winnipeg, University of Ottawa, Brandon University, Simon Fraser University, University of Guelph, Concordia University, University of Calgary, and University of Saskatchewan. These universities offer diverse study programs at reasonable tuition fees, ranging from CAD 1,300 to CAD 118,000 per annum.
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The state government has asked public universities in Maharashtra to offer free education and bear the tuition fees of transgender students to encourage them to complete their education. Universities have also been urged to create a more inclusive environment on their campuses through gender sensitisation programmes. While this is a positive step, activists emphasize that more needs to be done to address discrimination against transgender students. The universities have welcomed the decision and are expected to take measures to ensure that transgender students do not face discrimination on campuses.
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