Loyola College marks transition to autonomous status
The HinduLoyola College of Social Sciences marked its transition to autonomous status at a formal ceremony held on the campus on Friday. Kerala State Higher Education Council vice-chairperson Rajan Gurukkal, who presided over the function, reminded educators of their responsibility to elevate students to new levels of knowledge and enable them to raise critical questions. Academic freedom In the keynote address delivered by Shyam B. Menon, Vice Chancellor of BML Munjal University, New Delhi, who had chaired the government-appointed Commission for Reforms in Higher Education, described autonomy as both an opportunity for new possibilities and a responsibility to fulfil collective duties. Joe Arun, director, Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai, and chairperson, Tamil Nadu State Minorities Commission; and Sunny Kunnappallil S.J., manager and rector of Loyola Institutions; Kerala University Registrar K.S.
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