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Students should update their technology
VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology has celebrated the Annual Day. Jayesh Ranjan, Secretary, Information and Technology, Government of Telangana was the chief guest of the event. Addressing students Jayesh Ranjan, said, “With the advent of vastly developed technology one can find solutions to any problem.
Hyderabad: VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology has celebrated the Annual Day. Jayesh Ranjan, Secretary, Information and Technology, Government of Telangana was the chief guest of the event. Addressing students Jayesh Ranjan, said, “With the advent of vastly developed technology one can find solutions to any problem.
Earlier it was not like that; the technology is growing rapidly and the students should always be alert and should have an eye on the new innovations happening in the technology world”. Speaking about Entrepreneur culture he stressed, “There is lot of scope for the engineering students to become entrepreneurs to establish startup companies’ .
In Bangalore a 14 year old boy has started a startup company and he is also acting as a CEO of the company”. He suggested students to incubate new ideas to be more successful in the competitive world, and shared that Telangana Government is coming up with an ‘Innovation Policy’ for the youth.
