UGC Urge Varsities In Telangana, Marathwada & Karnataka To Take Part In 'Hyderabad State Liberation' Celebrations

A UGC release said, the objective is to make the young generation aware of the story of resistance, valour and sacrifice made by the previous generations

University Grants Commission.

Source : ANI

University Grants Commission (UGC) secretary Rajnish Jain on Wednesday urged Vice-Chancellors of universities and principals of colleges in Telangana, Karnataka and Marathwada to take part in a year-long commemoration of 'Hyderabad State Liberation' planned by the government of India from September 17, 2022, to September 17, 2023.

A UGC release said, the objective is to make the young generation aware of the story of resistance, valour and sacrifice made by the previous generations. The inaugural programme will commence on September 17 at Parade Grounds in Hyderabad.

UGC Secretary Rajnish Jain asks VCs of Universities and Principals of Colleges in Telangana, Marathwada & Karnataka to participate in the year-long commemoration of 'Hyderabad State Liberation' planned by the Government of India from 17th September 2022 to 17th September 2023. pic.twitter.com/PSHJlelgbI

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The UGC Secretary requested all the vice-chancellors and principals to hoist the national flag of their respective institutions. 

The Centre earlier declared a year-long celebration to commemorate 75 years since Hyderabad was freed from Nizam rule and merged with rest of India. The year-long celebration will be officially launched by Union Minister Amit Shah in Hyderabad on September 17.

The Chief Ministers of Telangana, Karnataka and Maharashtra have been invited to the event. The Union Culture Minister G Kishan Reddy asked all the three chief ministers to organise celebrations on the first day of the event. "I would also request you to identify events and commemorations throughout the year and share these plans with the Government of India so that a holistic approach can be taken in planning the yearlong commemorations," Reddy earlier wrote, as quoted by The Mint.