The 73rd Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Madhyanchal Professional University Bhopal, Patel Group of Institutions.

On this auspicious day of Independence Day, Chancellor of Madhyanchal Professional University Preeti Patel said in her announcement that we should believe in doing more than hard work. At the same time she told that the award of Most Trusted University of Central India was conferred on Madhyanchal Professional University by the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Kamal Nath.

Referring to this programme she said that the Chief Minister had said in his proclamation that the students who have come from the village have to develop in such a way that they can get proper place in the society, in today's scenario, the situation is that after getting the degree, neither the villagers are saved nor are they eligible for the city.

The Chancellor of the University Ajit Singh Patel, while wishing the Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, said that they bind us together in one thread, where Raksha Bandhan provides the duty of protecting sister, it is this freedom that is intact and sincere of its duties Inspiring to live, he congratulated NCC students who have received promotion and said that NCC is a very important unit to inculcate the spirit of discipline and patriotism among the students and we want our students to do such work that they can go to Delhi and join the work of Republic Day.

Vice-Chancellor-in-charge of the university, Naresh Kumar Tiwari, on Independence Day, called upon those who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the country, by remembering that we should not think what this country or this institution is giving us but focus on what we are doing for this nation.

He told the teachers that every individual's responsibility is very important because the students you give to the students will act accordingly, if the teacher gives wrong education then the whole society is affected by it, so it is our duty that we not only give students by being proper conduct Give knowledge of books but also moral value.

Executive Director Dinesh Patel, Director, Principal along with staff, faculty and students were present on the occasion.