Climate change to play huge role in next 30 years: Tata Steel MD TV Narendran to XLRI students

Jamshedpur, April 4: TV Narendran, CEO & MD, Tata Steel & Chairman, XLRI attended the 67th annual convocation of XLRI Jamshedpur at Tata Auditorium. .

Addressing the crowd by congratulating the students, Narendran shared 4 key pointers with them; “Change is the only constant and you learn while experiencing things. In this highly interconnected world, be aware geopolitically. Be aware of what’s happening around. Climate change or transition is going to play a huge role in the next 30 years. Know about the growing inequality in this world and make sure you always stand for the greater good and stick to the values that XLRI has instilled in you.”

Xavier School of Management, one of India’s oldest and premier B-Schools, celebrated 67th Annual Convocation at Tata Auditorium  in XLRI Jamshedpur on Tuesday.

XLRI conferred the prestigious ‘Sir JehangirGhandy Medal for Industrial and Social Peace’ to Harsh Mariwala, Chairman of Marico. In deep appreciation of his enduring dedication to the high standards of business leadership & of his tenacious efforts to make our society a better place, XLRI is honored to present the Sir JehangirGhandy Medal to Mariwala.

TV Narendran, CEO & MD, Tata Steel & Chairman, XLRI presented the Sir JehangirGhandy Medal to Harsh Mariwala.

The 67th Annual Convocation of XLRI Jamshedpur witnessed 484 students graduating – 14 students from Fellow Program in Management, 176 students from Human Resource Management, 180 students from Business Management, 114 students from General Management (15 months program). 14 students received the Medals for Academic Excellence by Prof. Sanjay K Patro, Dean – Academics, XLRI Jamshedpur. 18 employees of XLRI Jamshedpur received Long Service Medals for their 15 years of dedication & commitment towards the Institute by Fr. Donald D’Silva, SJ, Dean – Administration & Finance, XLRI Jamshedpur.

Delfi Tayal bagged the XLRI medal for best all-round student and Tanya Gupta was awarded XLRI medal best all-round woman student.