Srinagar, May 06: One of India’s most famous physicists and teachers, HC Verma on Tuesday gave an inspirational address at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar and urged them to watch the narrow goals of competitive examinations like JEE and NEET and instead of a loud below scientific investigation.
In his main speech, Prof. Verma emphasized the value of curiosity-manual learning on rotten memorization. He encouraged students to engage deeply with the basic principles of physics and mathematics, requiring fresh and imaginative thinking citing unsolved problems in physics.
“The actual science begins where the textbooks end,” he said, emphasizing the need for innovation and original idea.
Pro. Verma also highlighted the environmental challenges facing the world today. He called the academic community, especially young scientists and engineers to include stability in both research and daily practice.
“The responsible use of water conservation and natural resources should be the main concern in scientific development,” he said.
Pro. Verma thanked the Department of Physics for hosting the incident and promoted a lively educational culture in NIT Srinagar.
Expressing his praise, Prof. Verma thanked the Department of Physics for hosting the incident and promoted an environment -friendly environment for academic excellence and important thinking.
Director NIT Srinagar, Prof. “We are honored for hosting Prof. HC Verma, whose teachings have ignited scientific curiosity in generations,” he said.
“His philosophy aligns with our mission in the NIT Srinagar – not only skilled engineers, but also to cultivate thoughtful, socially responsible innovators. His conversation will definitely inspire a new sense of purpose between our students and faculty today,” Pro. Kannujia said.
The session was held at NIT Srinagar Dean Prof. Was done by Ma Shah, who gave the reception address.
“Prof. Verma’s visit is not just an academic phenomenon – it is an emotional moment for generations of science lovers who have grown up in learning from their books,” Pro. Shah said.
He said, “His presence loves a deep love for physics and reminds us that the purpose of education is not only to clean the exam, but to change the mind,” he said.
Registrar NIT Srinagar, Prof. Atikur Rahman also praised the initiative, Prof. in our campus. A shiny like Verma is an inspiration for both students and faculty.
“Their insight bridges the gap between the textbook knowledge and the genuine application. Such incidents shape the ethos of an institution,” he said.
Pro. Rahman said that Prof. Verma has again defined how to teach physics in India. His philosophy of education aligns to create thinkers, neoperculars and socially conscious technologists with our vision in NIT Srinagar. We are honored for hosting him, he said.
The lecture attracted a diverse and enthusiastic audience, including faculty members of the Department of Physics, Lecturers of Higher Secondary Institutions, Research scholars and Graduate Engineering Students (KDC).
