– CUTN ranked first among Central Universities and third among centrally funded institutions in a Union Ministry report on higher education success stories.
– A ‘Diploma in Silambam’ course introduced at CUTN Community College received over 1,000 applications for just 100 seats.
– Admissions conducted in Tamil via CUET increased student enrollment from Tamil Nadu from around a previous percentage of 10% to now reaching approximately 40%.
The Independence Day celebrations highlighted Tiruvarur district’s mix of patriotic fervor with commitments to welfare and administrative excellence. Recognizing freedom fighters alongside meritorious government officials reflects an effort towards reverence for legacy while encouraging modern-day service integrity. The distribution of aid underscores ongoing grassroots concerns.
On the educational front, CUTN’s achievements signal India’s focus on fostering excellence within central universities while making higher education accessible through regional-friendly admission policies like CUET’s Tamil option-a promising move toward inclusivity that could empower underserved communities. The popularity of skill-focused courses such as ‘Silambam’ also adds a dimension to holistic development marrying tradition with contemporary educational priorities.
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