SIDDIPET, NOVEMBER 02, 2026: The School of Agriculture, Kaveri University, organised an Orientation Programme for newly admitted students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) AgriTech and Postgraduate Programmes for the Academic Year 2026–27 on Monday at Seminar Hall-II, New Academic Block, Kaveri University.
The programme was organised to familiarise students with the university’s academic environment, modern infrastructure, research opportunities, technological advancements and career prospects in the agriculture sector.
Dr. Binaya Kumar Parida, Chief Agronomist, Coromandel International Ltd., attended the programme as the Chief Guest. In his address, he highlighted the need for transforming agriculture to meet future challenges and emphasised the adoption of advanced technologies such as drones, precision agriculture and robotics. He also stressed the importance of maintaining soil health as a fundamental requirement for sustainable agricultural development.
Dr. V. Praveen Rao, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Kaveri University, delivered the Presidential Address. He emphasised that agriculture is no longer merely a way of living but has evolved into a promising business and entrepreneurial sector. He encouraged students to develop an innovative mindset, set ambitious goals and explore emerging opportunities in modern agriculture. He also motivated students to utilise their academic journey to become future leaders and entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector.
Dr. G. Pushpa Latha, Dean, School of Agriculture, provided a comprehensive overview of the School of Agriculture, highlighting its academic programmes, state-of-the-art facilities, modern infrastructure, laboratories, teaching resources and research opportunities available to students.
The programme was attended by University Registrar Dr. B. Srinivasulu, Director of Student Welfare Dr. Harsha Polsani, R&D Director Dr. Krishna Raj, Deans Dr. Konda Srinivas, and Dr. Sunita Mehta, CFO Kiran Kumar Khaza, along with Heads of Departments,faculty members and students and their parents.
The orientation programme provided a valuable platform for newly admitted students to understand the importance of technology-driven, sustainable and commercially viable agriculture. The programme concluded on an inspiring note, encouraging students to pursue academic excellence, innovation and entrepreneurship in the rapidly evolving agricultural sector.
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