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Karnataka Governor Calls on IIT Alumni to Serve Nation
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 09:37 PM
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The Governor of Karnataka urged IIT graduates to contribute to national development, emphasizing that giving back to society is a duty.
The Governor of Karnataka has issued a statement urging graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) to play an active role in national development.
In the remarks, the Governor highlighted that IIT alumni possess unique skills and knowledge that can be leveraged for the betterment of society. He stressed that giving back to the nation is not merely a moral obligation but a responsibility that comes with the privilege of a world‑class education.
The Governor called on former students to engage in research, entrepreneurship, and public service initiatives that address pressing challenges across the country. He noted that the collective efforts of IIT alumni could accelerate progress in areas such as technology, infrastructure, and sustainable development.
The statement reflects the state’s broader commitment to harnessing talent for public good, encouraging alumni to contribute to both Karnataka and the wider Indian community.
In the remarks, the Governor highlighted that IIT alumni possess unique skills and knowledge that can be leveraged for the betterment of society. He stressed that giving back to the nation is not merely a moral obligation but a responsibility that comes with the privilege of a world‑class education.
The Governor called on former students to engage in research, entrepreneurship, and public service initiatives that address pressing challenges across the country. He noted that the collective efforts of IIT alumni could accelerate progress in areas such as technology, infrastructure, and sustainable development.
The statement reflects the state’s broader commitment to harnessing talent for public good, encouraging alumni to contribute to both Karnataka and the wider Indian community.