Overview

• Presiding over CUTN’s 10th convocation in Tiruvarur, President Droupadi Murmu urged graduands to keep learning as AI and Industrial Revolution 4.0 alter work culture.
• She framed the National Education Policy as uniting India’s intellectual traditions with modern digital learning resources.
• Murmu pressed for education that links individual growth to social good and called for industry–university collaboration to apply technology for ecological benefit.
• CUTN reported 1,010 graduates this year, with 568 women and 442 men, and gold medals going to 34 women and 11 men.
• The university cited NAAC A+ accreditation, consistent NIRF top‑100 placement, and research grants including FIST, PURSE, and PAIR; later, Murmu visited the Srirangam temple and greeted the public.