Dr Neela Vishnu Highlights How People Must Make The Most Of Opportunities In Their Life To Reach Their Desired Success Story
The man we are talking about is a Rashtra Vibhushan awardee and has remained a celebrated educationist from Tamil Nadu, India.
New Delhi (India), May 15: There are two sets of people in the world; one is who loves day-dreaming about things he/she wants to achieve in life, and the other set consists of action-takers, who do not believe in only dreaming about things, but in taking necessary actions by putting in the required efforts and hard work. Dr Neela Vishnu, a celebrated educationist from Tamil Nadu, India, advises people to belong to the latter category. He wants more and more people to understand the importance of education and, most importantly, the importance of not limiting themselves but going all out there to voice their opinions, discuss new ideas and innovations and make the most of the opportunities in their lives.
As the Managing Director at the unique institute in Tamil Nadu named Rohini College of Engineering and Technology (RCET), and under the able guidance of his educationist-father Shri K Neela Marthandan, he understood how the people in the nation need to walk hand in hand with the constant changes happening around the world across industries. For this, students need proper education and training, not just textbook knowledge. Hence, he and his team of professional and experienced teachers are on a quest to positively change the education sector in the state and bring about a new revolution.
Dr Neela Vishnu, D. Litt, for his pioneering efforts in the sector, has been the Rashtra Vibhushan awardee as well, and then he received the honorary doctoral letter for his excellent contribution to social service. He advises the younger brigade to first realize their dreams and aspirations in life and then, rather than waiting for the right opportunities to knock on their door, create newer ones for themselves by strengthening their basics through quality education, which they provide at RCET.
Welfare for students has always been his priority, which is quite evident from the impeccable work he has done so far in his career as an educationist, and from here, he only wants to do more to inspire several other youngsters.
