Telangana Governor urges UoH graduates to embrace AI, uphold human values
Telangana Governor and Chief Rector of the University of Hyderabad Shiv Pratap Shukla called upon graduates to embrace artificial intelligence and emerging technologies while remaining grounded in human values, humility and compassion.

Addressing the 26th Convocation of the University of Hyderabad at the university campus in Gachibowli on Thursday, the Governor encouraged the graduating students to become creators, researchers and entrepreneurs and contribute to India's development journey towards 2047.
Shukla emphasised that academic achievement should extend beyond individual success and be used for the larger benefit of society. He urged the graduates to apply their knowledge and skills towards addressing social challenges and supporting disadvantaged sections.
The Governor also highlighted the importance of responsible use of technology at a time when AI and other emerging technologies are transforming education, research and employment. He encouraged the students to combine technological capabilities with ethical values and social responsibility.
Addressing the youth on health and wellbeing, Shukla urged graduates to stay away from drugs and adopt healthy lifestyles. He called upon them to contribute to the Nasha Mukt Bharat campaign and help create greater awareness about the social and health consequences of substance abuse.
During the convocation, the Governor, along with other dignitaries, presented degrees and medals to graduating students.
The 26th convocation marked an important milestone for the graduating students as they prepare to enter professional, academic and entrepreneurial fields. The Governor's message centred on combining technological advancement with compassion, social responsibility and service to society.