In New Delhi on Wednesday, Delhi University’s Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh met Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan at the Vice President’s Secretariat. With his role as ex‑officio Chancellor, the Vice President took a close look at the university’s progress and the plans for future growth.
During the meeting, Singh gave a detailed overview of Delhi University’s current status. He highlighted the campus’s long‑standing legacy, noting that the university has been a leading light in Indian higher education for over a century. The Vice Chancellor stressed the institution’s rising national and international profile across academic rankings, research output, and campus facilities.
Key points from the discussion included a sharp rise in overall student enrollment, especially among women. Singh also outlined improvements in the teaching‑learning process, cutting‑edge research, and upgraded infrastructure—both physical campuses and digital resources. New campuses and colleges were highlighted as a major expansion effort, along with enhanced ICT infrastructure, modern libraries, and improved hostel accommodations. He also underlined the university’s focus on inclusive education, ensuring that students from all backgrounds gain access to quality learning.
Vice President Radhakrishnan praised the university’s achievements and its historical contribution to society. He praised Delhi University as a symbol of academic excellence and social leadership, and expressed hope that the institution will continue to inspire future generations.
A significant part of the conversation addressed the growing problem of substance abuse among youth. The Vice President urged the university to spearhead a vigorous campaign to raise awareness about drug and tobacco addiction. He called on Delhi University to lead a campus‑wide initiative that encourages a healthier, addiction‑free student community. According to Radhakrishnan, such efforts are essential not only for academic success but also for the long‑term quality of life of graduates.
Sports received a strong endorsement from the Vice President. He emphasized that a robust sports culture expands students’ horizons and nurtures responsibility and healthy competition—qualities vital for building capable citizens of India. The Vice Chancellor was asked to prioritize sports infrastructure across all campuses and encourage student participation in physical activities.
Research was another major focus. The Vice President praised ongoing projects and urged faculty to pursue research that is relevant, impactful, and aligned with present societal needs. He inspired staff to mentor students, showing them that research can be both a noble pursuit and a viable career path.
The conversation contained several actionable takeaways that are set to shape Delhi University’s future. The points cover student welfare, academic excellence, infrastructure development, research innovation, and social responsibility.
By bringing these priorities to the forefront, Vice President Radhakrishnan and Vice Chancellor Singh are steering Delhi University towards a brighter, more inclusive, and globally competitive future.
Source: ianslive
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