In a move blending academia and altruism, Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan arrived in Jaipur on Saturday, greeted by top state dignitaries including Governor R.K. Bagde and Deputy CM Prem Chand Bairwa. His packed schedule features the prestigious 35th convocation of Rajasthan University and the poignant 23rd Cancer Survivors Day at Bhagwan Mahavir Cancer Hospital, spotlighting progress in cancer care and grassroots health efforts.
The Vice President’s presence at these gatherings highlights his ongoing dedication to educational excellence and public welfare. An official post on his social media detailed the airport welcome, setting the tone for a visit aimed at promoting service-oriented growth through scholarly and social engagements.
Echoing recent activities, Radhakrishnan had chaired AIIMS Rishikesh’s sixth convocation mid-week, addressing medical graduates with a powerful message: convocation marks the onset of profound societal obligations. He stressed serving with empathy and determination, positioning healthcare as a cornerstone of national strength.
His speech advocated prioritizing prevention, extending services to remote areas, and driving innovation. Noting Rishikesh’s cultural significance, he elevated the event’s prestige. Turning to the pandemic, he commended PM Modi’s stewardship, the unprecedented vaccination campaign, and India’s Vaccine Maitri initiative that bolstered global solidarity by supplying vaccines to more than 100 nations.
This Jaipur sojourn not only honors achievers but also inspires a broader vision for India’s progress, where education and health converge to uplift communities and fortify the republic.
