Four-Day Induction Programme

Self-respect is built through one's own hard work, and a goal fixed through sustained effort can be reached. Students should focus on their goals and work consistently to achieve them, said CA Dr. Pravin Patil, President of Nanded Education Society. He was speaking as the chief guest at the inauguration of the four-day Induction Programme organised by People's College, Nanded for first-year B.A. and B.Com. students. Principal Dr. Vikas Sukale presided over the programme, with Vice Principal Dr. Vishal Patange and programme coordinator Dr. D. N. More also present on the dais.

Speaking further, Dr. Patil said that this is an age of competition, and surviving it requires hard work. Students are moving away from reading, and a strong reading movement is the need of the hour. Students must make the library their friend, he said.

In his presidential address, Principal Dr. Vikas Sukale gave information about the various initiatives running in the college and appealed to students to take advantage of them. During the induction programme, Lt. Dr. Mukund Kawde spoke about the National Cadet Corps, Librarian Prof. Sandeep Gaikwad about the library, and Prof. Kalpana Jadhav about the activities of the National Service Scheme and the cultural department. It was announced that students securing first and second place among those who read the most books during the year would receive the 'Best Reader' award from Society President Dr. Pravin Patil and Librarian Prof. Sandeep Gaikwad, and the 'Best Reviewer' award from Dr. D. N. More.

Prof. Kalpana Jadhav compered the programme, Dr. D. N. More welcomed the gathering and Prof. Sandeep Gaikwad proposed the vote of thanks. Dr. Bajirao Wadwale, Dr. Bhagwan Jadhav, Dr. Amol Kale and Prof. Swati Kate were present, along with a large number of students.