The 43rd Convocation Ceremony of The Quaide Milleth College for Men, Medavakkam, was held on October 18 at 3.30 p.m. at the college premises.Principal Dr. M. Amthul Thawab welcomed the gathering.
Alhaj M.G. Dawood Miakhan, Secretary and Correspondent,in his presidential address highlighted the values, ideals and principles upheld by the great Quaide Milleth, Alhaj Mohammad Ismail Sahib. He emphasised the importance of discipline, integrity, respect for rules, commitment to principles and responsible conduct in every sphere of life. He reminded the graduates that education should not be measured merely by academic qualifications, but also by character, values and one’s contribution to society. He urged the students to uphold the noble ideals of Quaide Milleth Ismail Sahib and to carry forward his legacy through their actions and achievements. He further stressed that the students must serve as true ambassadors of Quaide Milleth and the institution, bringing honour to their alma mater through their discipline, ethical conduct, dedication and service to society.
Thiru J.C.D. Prabhakar, M.L.A., Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, delivered the convocation address and conferred the degrees. He urged the graduates to treat their degrees as “a foundation for action” rather than the end of learning, and said honesty, hard work and perseverance matter more than certificates. He advised them to build communication, computer and problem-solving skills, and to consider entrepreneurship, noting that “a good idea can be the first capital”. He applauded the college management for its self-financing model and for appointing More women as faculty and appreciated the remarkable contribution of the college towards education, research and social responsibility. He also paid tribute to the late Muhammad Ismail Sahib, in whose name the institution was founded.
Mr. Manjit Singh Nayar, Secretary and Correspondent, Guru Nanak College, Chennai,, felicitated the graduates. Addressing them, Mr. Nayar encouraged the graduates to contribute to society, stay connected with their alma mater and become responsible citizens. He stressed the need to build a drug-free Tamil Nadu, to respect parents and to support them in their old age. He also urged the graduates to take part in public service and work for the welfare of society.
Three students secured University Ranks. In all, 867 graduates including 39 Postgraduates, received their degrees.
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