Supreme Court judge Justice Vikram Nath at the event
Girls dominate medal tally Girls dominated the medal tally at the fifth convocation of Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU) on Saturday, winning 13 of the 20 medals awarded to students. A total of 260 degrees were conferred at the ceremony. Of the 20 medals, 11 were gold, five silver and four bronze. Seventeen students were selected for the honours, with 10 girls accounting for 13 medals.
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“Your success will not be measured merely by the position you occupy or the wealth you accumulate, but also by the difference you make in the lives of others,” he said. “Remember, a degree is not the destination; it is the beginning of a new journey,” he said. Urging them to carry the institution’s values and ideals into the world, he said the real test of education begins when students step beyond the university campus and encounter the complexities of life. Congratulating the graduates, Justice Nath said the convocation is not merely a formal ceremony marking the completion of an academic course, but a celebration of perseverance, dedication, discipline and the pursuit of knowledge. He said the occasion marks the culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice and determination, adding that the students’ achievements are a source of pride for their parents, teachers and the institution. Acknowledging the contribution of families and mentors to students’ success, he said every degree reflects the encouragement of parents and loved ones, the guidance of teachers and the commitment of students who overcame challenges to reach this milestone.
Addressing students at the university’s fifth convocation, Justice Nath asked them to uphold Constitutional values, respect diversity and promote social harmony. He encouraged the graduates to be not only responsible citizens but also compassionate human beings who practice kindness in their everyday lives. Download the TOI App.
Lucknow: Supreme Court judge and Visitor of Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Justice Vikram Nath, on Saturday urged graduating students to measure success not merely by the positions they attain or the wealth they accumulate, but by the difference they make in the lives of others.
Justice Nath, who is scheduled to become the next Chief Justice of India next year, studied law at Shia College in Lucknow.