13th Graduation Day held at PDA College

VMSR Murthy, Director of the Institute of Engineering and Technology, Vmsr Murthy, Shibpur, Howrah, West Bengal, Students by using developing tools such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, green technologies and advanced materials, emphasized the equal importance of creativity and ethical reasoning.

On Saturday, Poojya Dodappa Appa Engineering College delivered the opening speech on the 13th Graduation Day. Murthy said that technology has developed faster than ever before. Innovation cycles are measured in months, so the learning process should continue even after official academics to encourage personal and professional growth and to adapt to a rapidly changing world.

Murthy encouraged engineering graduates to raise their goals and to work for the greater good of the society by inspiring Sir M. Visvesvaraya’s life.

Beyond technical expertise, he stressed that a successful engineer should be an interdisciplinary thinker who can synthesize information in different fields.

Emphasizing the prerequisites necessary for success. Murthy asked students to wonder about questioning everything and continuously learning.

The authority called on students to learn to cooperate, because effective teamwork is very important to achieve complex goals, and it is very important for long -term thinking by considering the potential consequences of their actions and their effects on future generations.

He added that it is necessary to ruthlessly adapt to new situations because it creates trust in the leadership and encourages a positive working environment, and finally, it is necessary to lead new situations and finally to lead with honesty.

Fabrix.ai’s co -founder Satyan Raju Datla in Haydarabad said that it belongs to those who unite technological tools of the future with unique human powers such as strategically creativity, empathy and ethical judgment.

Mr. Datla announced that artificial intelligence (AI) will not play. He asked graduates to consider AI as a resource and tool that reshapes the nature of the work on a scale and speed that has not been seen unquestionably since the industrial revolution.

Gold Medals

Ankita Joshi of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering took place on the top of the college with seven gold medals and Pallavi Deshpande from the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department and Spoorthi S. Gubbewad received three gold medals.

Approximately 37 gold medals were given to 22 students. A total of 684 students graduated from PDA Engineering College in 2024-25.

PDA College President Shashil G. Namoshi chaired the event. HKE Association Vice President Raja Bhimalli, Secretary Udaykumar S. Chincholi and others were present.