Guwahati: Dattatreya Hosabale, Sarkaryavah of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh(RSS), visited Pragjyotishpur University on September 8, Tuesday. Addressing the university family, Sarkaryavah shared valuable thoughts and perspectives on the role of education, culture and values in shaping society. His address inspired the students, faculty members and members of the university community towards developing a stronger and more meaningful vision for education, cultural awareness and nation-building.
Highlighting the transformative role of education in societal and national development, Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosabale emphasised the need for student-centric, experiential and skill-based learning.
He underscored the importance of character building and value education in alignment with the National Education Policy. Describing students as the foundation of the nation’s future, he commended the collective community effort behind the non-profit institution. He also made a special mention of the inaugural batch of students, noting their unique legacy as the university’s founding cohort.
Earlier, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Raghvendra Prasad Tiwari delivered the welcome address, outlining the university’s vision to integrate Indian Knowledge Systems, traditions and values with contemporary global education. He stated that the institution aims to nurture a generation rooted in its heritage, equipped with modern knowledge, and committed to contributing toward making Bharat a Vishwaguru. The event was held in the presence of University Chancellor Lt. Gen. Rana Pratap Kalita (Retd.).
Following the event, Dattatreya Hosabale Ji, along with V. Bhagaiah Ji, Akhil Bharatiya Karyakarini Sadasya, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, participated in a tree plantation drive on the university campus. The plantation initiative symbolized a shared commitment towards environmental responsibility and the creation of a greener and more sustainable future. The program also highlighted the importance of connecting education and social responsibility with environmental conservation.
The visit was marked by meaningful interaction, insightful thoughts and a strong message of responsible citizenship, cultural rootedness, and sustainable development.
