Governor inaugurates PJTSAU’s diamond jubilee celebrations
The Hindu
Governor and Chancellor of PJTSAU emphasises integrating advanced technologies in agriculture, promoting collaboration and accessibility in education.
Governor and Chancellor of Prof. Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU) Jishnu Dev Varma has asked the university to integrate advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics and renewable energy into the agricultural sector.
He made these suggestions after inaugurating the two-day diamond Jubilee celebrations of the university on Friday (December 20) and called for collaboration among stakeholders to advance agricultural education, research, and extension.
The Governor lauded the establishment of an artificial intelligence lab and also bringing agricultural education more accessible by reducing fee.
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