The Vice-Chancellor of RGU Prof. Saket Kushwaha while thanking the CS for his maiden visit to RGU expressed that such visit encourages the linkages to mature between the state and institution which is holistically healthy for overall mutual growth benefitting each other.
He also introduced the varsity and its achievements and also highlighted about some of the best practices of the university, such as up to date syllabi, conduct of exams and declaration of results on time and on the academic collaborations with leading organizations.
The Registrar in-charge of RGU Dr. David Pertin briefed the visitors about the major collaborations in the field of languages, culture and bio-diversity, efforts of the university towards protection of endangered languages, border trade and cross cultural and strategic studies, functioning and administration system of RGU.
Among others Niharika Rai, Secretary (Education), Santosh Kumar, Special Secretary (Education), Bhanu Prabha, Special Secretary (IT), Gania Leij, Director Secondary Education, Dr. A.K. Mishra, State Nodal Officer (EduSat), DHTE, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh accompanied the CS during the visit.
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