He said the city stands as a powerful national and global symbol of visionary industrial thought, ethical values and deep-rooted social responsibility. Recalling the city’s origins, the Governor said this remarkable legacy was laid by Tata Group founder Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata, who viewed industry not merely as a vehicle for profit, but as an instrument of nation-building and social welfare. The Tata Group’s sustained contributions to education, research, technology and human development, he noted, continue to inspire generations across the country and beyond. Highlighting Jharkhand’s strengths, Gangwar said the state is endowed with rich natural and mineral resources, vibrant cultural diversity and immense youth potential. The Governor underlined that the role of academic institutions has expanded well beyond awarding degrees.