Under CM Gupta, I can say Delhi is in 'safe hands': LG Saxena

IANS April 11, 2025 256 views

Delhi's Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena has praised Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's leadership during the GGSIPU convocation, asserting that the city is in "safe hands". Saxena highlighted Gupta's commitment to the city and her continuous focus on serving Delhi's residents. The event celebrated significant educational achievements, particularly noting the high percentage of women graduates. Saxena also connected the students' future to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of 'Viksit Bharat 2047'.

"Now, I can say that Delhi is in safe hands" - V.K. Saxena, Delhi LG
Under CM Gupta, I can say Delhi is in 'safe hands': LG Saxena
New Delhi, April 11: Delhi is now in “safe hands” with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta at the helm of affairs, Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena said on Friday, hailing her commitment and dedication towards serving people and improving the national Capital.

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LG Saxena highlights Gupta's 24x7 dedication to city

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Emphasizes women's educational achievements

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Connects education to PM Modi's Viksit Bharat vision

Addressing the 17th Convocation of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), LG Saxena, “Now, I can say that Delhi is in safe hands. From whatever I have seen of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta from her working in the past month-and-a-half, I can say she is worried about the city all the time and committed to Delhi 24x7.”

LG Saxena, who is also the Chancellor of the University, called upon the students to become responsible citizens and learn from both their teachers and life experiences.

He asked them to dedicate themselves to achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of 'Viksit Bharat 2047'.

"An education that does not bring happiness to people, particularly the marginalised, to my mind is not successful," he said.

Calling the occasion a red-letter day in the lives of students, the LG said, “This day shall forever remain a red-letter day for all of you, etched in your professional and personal life.”

LG Saxena expressed happiness over the fact that almost 40 per cent of the passing out M.Phil students were women and congratulated the university which conferred 3,112 PG degrees, 21,222 UG degrees, 12 M.Phil degrees and over 100 Ph.D degrees.

“As you leave the portals of your alma mater today, you carry upon your shoulders your own responsibility and that of your family, society and of achieving the Prime Minister’s vision of Viksit Bharat 2047,” he said.

He said as the students go ahead in their lives their degrees should prove to be their guidelines in humility, dedication and selflessness.

“The sheer number of women acquiring higher education and degrees, especially doctorates, is an indication of the changing educational landscape.

"It becomes all the more remarkable in Delhi, which is possibly the only state in the country to have a woman Chief Minister as well as a woman as Leader of the Opposition,” he said.

He said within 25 years GGSIPU has evolved as a multi-faceted university and beacon of knowledge and innovation.

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
So refreshing to see leaders appreciating each other's work! CM Gupta has been doing great work in education and women empowerment. 👏 Hope this collaboration continues for Delhi's development.
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Rahul S.
While I appreciate the positive remarks, I wish the LG would also address the ongoing water crisis in some parts of Delhi. Leadership praise is good, but citizens need solutions to daily problems too.
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Anjali M.
The statistics about women in higher education made me so proud! Delhi is truly leading by example with women in both CM and opposition leader positions. #WomenPower 💪
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Vikram P.
As an alumnus of GGSIPU, I'm thrilled to see my university getting recognition at this level. The focus on education serving marginalized communities is exactly what we need more of in India.
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Sunita R.
"Education that doesn't bring happiness isn't successful" - what a powerful statement! This should be framed in every school and college. More leaders should think like this.

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