![]() | GurukulJyoti Award for excellence in education is aimed at promoting and nurturing excellence in education through identifying, encouraging and honoring all the educational institutes that have dedicated themselves to the lofty task of pursuing excellence and, in effect, propelling India to claim its rightful place in the world.
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India’s first GurukulJyoti award HindustanTimes.com In a move to recognise the outstanding educational and coaching institutes and their contributions to Indian education, GurukulJyoti Award (info[AT]gurukuljyotiaward.com) was announced, on Wednesday November 1, 2006. Speaking on the occasion, Sharmila Tagore said, “GurukulJyoti award 06 will definitely be a powerful medium to not only encourage educational institutions in India but also bring the institutions functioning at regional and rural levels, in the national limelight”. Mr. Deepak Jetha, Chairman, GurukulJyoti Award said, “The selection procedure for the award has been drawn up in a comprehensive logical pattern with a vision to promote and nurture Excellence in Education through identifying ,encouraging, recognising and honoring at public platform all the institutions engaged in different field of Education.” "This award would set a reference point for education institutions and allow students to find the best institution as a part of their career move. The industry is looking at it as a welcome gesture and would eagerly wait for the actual ceremony; the first ever of its kind", she added The selection committee includes some illustrious names like, Justice.V.A Mohta, Former Chief Justice, Orissa High court, New Delhi; Padmashri Prof (Dr.) Suresh H Advani; Chief medical and Pediatric Oncologist, Mumbai; Dr. R C Gupta; Professor and Head, Department of Metallurgical Engineering BHU,Varanasi; Prof.Dr.-Ing Omkar Nath Mohanty; Vice Chancellor, Biju Patnaik University of Technology,Orissa; Dr. Vijay K Varma Director, G2 DMRL, Hyderabad. (Forwarded by Arvind Gupta, ECE 1992) | |
