The statement released on Monday stated, “The President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, will visit Odisha from July 25-27, 2023.”

On Tuesday evening in Bhubaneshwar, President Murmu will interact with a group of medical students sponsored by the ‘Atut-Bandhan’ family and set the foundation stone for a new building block of Raj Bhavan Odisha, according to a statement.

Wednesday, according to an official statement, the President will speak at the closing ceremony of the High Court of Orissa’s 75th anniversary celebrations in Cuttack. On the same day, she will also speak at the annual event of SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack and witness the convocation of National Law University Odisha in Cuttack.

On July 27, President Murmu will interact with Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) at Odisha’s Raj Bhawan.

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“The President will interact with members of PVTGs at Raj Bhavan Odisha on July 27, 2023. On the same day, she will launch this year’s theme of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, ‘The Year of Positive Change,’ for conducting nationwide seminars and conferences, as well as lay the foundation stone for its ‘Lighthouse Complex’ in Dasabatia, Tamando, Bhubaneswar, according to the statement.

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In the convocation venue at the Delhi University Sports Stadium Complex, a kiosk for stoles was set up. Students were observed purchasing three-colored, 710-dollar stoles that were available in three hues.

According to university officials, students completing their undergraduate degree wore yellow, postgraduate students wore turquoise, and PhD candidates wore red stoles. The remainder of their attire was up to their discretion.

“I am thrilled. At the 99th convocation, receiving a gold medal is a very happy occasion. It is an extremely crucial time “Navneet Kaur, a Miranda House student who excelled in BSc Mathematics, stated as much.

“I never grasped why those dresses were worn. We have our own culture, from which we should draw inspiration. I am glad the university has taken this action “She continued.

During the convocation, DU Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh awarded digital degrees to 1,57,290 undergraduate and postgraduate students, 54.7% of whom were female and 45.3% male.

Radhika, a researcher, remarked, “My parents accompany me here. I wish to present them with this stole as a memento. I desired to give them a present.” The university decided to abandon the garments in favour of a dress “inspired by Indian culture,” according to a university representative.
This year, the university set a new record by conferring 910 PhD degrees, the most ever. Last year, 802 PhD degrees were awarded.

512 of these 910 PhD recipients were female, while 398 were male.

President Droupadi Murtu conferred medals on four students.

President Droupadi Murmu addressed the 99th annual convocation of the University of Delhi. https://t.co/piIxTs8Rwr pic.twitter.com/nNfiV5WczG

— President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) February 25, 2023

Medha Chauhan was one of the four recipients of the Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma (Former President of India) Gold Medal.

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MSc Nursing Aswathy MU was awarded the President’s Gold Medal. Payal Kajla received both the President’s Silver Medal and the Shraddha Vishwanathan Award for BSc(Hons) Nursing.

Tanish Soni was awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Gold Medal in Arts Division by the President.

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