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Guwahati: Padma Shri recipient Dr. Uddhab Bharali visited Tinsukia College on Thursday, November 12, to lead a skill development workshop. He pushed students to embrace self-reliance and sharp, original thinking. The event took place in the campus Library Conference Hall. It focused on building confidence through hard work and innovation.
The Oil India OBC and MOBC Employees Association hosted the session. They worked alongside the college Career Counselling, Training and Placement Cell and the Internal Quality Assurance Cell. Dr. Bharali has built over 140 low-cost machines designed to help the rural economy. His work assists people with disabilities daily.
General Secretary Surendra Gogoi introduced the guest. He noted the innovator's rise from Lakhimpur despite steep personal hurdles. Gogoi called him "an inspiration for the younger generation." The innovator holds both a Padma Shri and recognition from NASA for his efforts in science and technology.
Principal Dr. Bhairav Borgohain opened the event with a welcome speech. Nitu Hazarika, the association vice-president and Deputy General Manager of Oil India, outlined the goals of the project. He represented the association president, Dr. Shyamal Barua, who serves as Chief General Manager in the Oil India Human Resources Department. Dr. Bulbul Gogoi, the IQAC coordinator, finished the day with a vote of thanks.
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