BrahMos Chief Urges Young Engineers to Drive India’s Innovation Drive
TL;DR
- BrahMos chief highlights AI and automation as key growth areas
- Graduates at SDMCET urged to blend knowledge, innovation, and character
- Over 800 students graduated, with top performers honored
- Emphasis on professional values and national mission
During the 16th Graduation Day ceremony at Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Engineering and Technology, Jaiteerth R. Joshi, Director‑General of BrahMos and CEO, spoke to the graduating class about the opportunities presented by artificial intelligence and automation.
Joshi said that young engineers have a vital role in India’s national mission across defense, industry, research, entrepreneurship, and public service, and that knowledge, innovation, and character are the pillars of their contribution.
He urged graduates to nurture curiosity, critical thinking, and adaptability while developing safe and sustainable solutions for society, and to uphold integrity, humility, and excellence in their careers.
The ceremony saw 686 undergraduate, 27 postgraduate and 116 MBA students receive degrees, with top performers such as Bhumika Chandrashekhar Sajjan receiving the Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade Gold Medal and other endowment prizes awarded to meritorious students.
Why It Matters
The speech underscores the role of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation in India’s pursuit of global innovation and self‑reliance. By encouraging engineers to apply professional values and sustainable solutions, the message resonates with students and professionals across India, Canada, and the United States, where engineering talent is pivotal to advancing defense, industry, and research collaborations. The emphasis on integrity, humility, and excellence also reflects shared professional standards that strengthen international partnerships in technology and innovation.
Oct 31, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 1:27:41 PM · Reported with: The Hindu
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