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DU’s Shri Ram College of Commerce celebrates 90 years

The college was recently awarded an A+ by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council

Published on: Feb 23, 2017, 18:43:20 IST
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President Pranab Mukherjee inaugurated the 90 years celebration of Shri Ram College of Commerce (University of Delhi) at Vigyan Bhawan, on February 20, 2017.

The college is now located at North Campus, University of Delhi. (HT file)
The college is now located at North Campus, University of Delhi. (HT file)

Arun Jaitley, union minister for finance and corporate affairs, Vijay Goel, minister of state for youth affairs and sports, Justice Arjan K Sikri, judge, Supreme Court of India, Prof Yogesh K Tyagi, vice chancellor, University of Delhi, Ajay S Shriram, chairman, and Dr RP Rustagi, principal of the college.

Starting its journey from a small rented building in the Old City in 1926, the college is now located at North Campus, University of Delhi. It was recently awarded an A+ by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).

At the inauguration, Shriram welcomed the guests and recalled the contributions made by the several stakeholders to carry forward the agenda of excellence through 90 years. DU’s vice chancellor congratulated the college on the occasion and urged the students to pursue their goals with greater vigour.

The finance minister fondly recalled his association with the college and how the college has transformed his life. He later released a commemorative medallion to mark the occasion and presented the first copy to the President.

 
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