President Murmu to Visit Himachal Pradesh from October 6 to 8
President Droupadi Murmu will visit Himachal Pradesh from October 6 to 8, including a visit to AIIMS Bilaspur and Atal Tunnel.
President Droupadi Murmu is scheduled to undertake a significant visit to Himachal Pradesh starting from October 6 through October 8. The three-day itinerary includes high-profile engagements ranging from academic convocations to visits to iconic infrastructure landmarks.
Academic Engagement at AIIMS Bilaspur
The President's visit will commence on October 6, where she is set to address the convocation ceremony at AIIMS Bilaspur. This visit follows her recent address at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, where she emphasized the importance of multidisciplinary education in solving modern-day challenges.
Exploring the Atal Tunnel and Lahaul-Spiti
Following the academic proceedings, the President's itinerary shifts toward the mountainous terrains of the state. On the second day of her visit, she will travel to the Atal Tunnel in the Rohtang, Lahaul-Spiti district, a key piece of engineering that has transformed connectivity in the region.
A Vision for Multidisciplinary Learning
Reflecting on her recent interactions with students, President Murmu has consistently highlighted the need for a holistic approach to knowledge. She previously noted that addressing global challenges requires a blend of various perspectives, including those of scientists, artists, historians, economists, and sociologists.
During her recent speech in Gujarat, the President urged students to view their professions through the lens of national service. Her key messages to the youth included:
- For Engineers: To develop technologies that actively improve the lives of citizens.
- For Doctors: To treat medicine not just as a profession, but as a form of selfless service.
- For Scientists: To seek solutions that serve the broader interest of humanity.
- For Entrepreneurs: To focus on creating employment and opportunities alongside wealth.
- For Teachers: To nurture a generation that balances heritage with modern progress.
The President's visit to Himachal Pradesh is expected to highlight both the state's educational advancements and its strategic infrastructural developments in high-altitude regions.