Born and raised in Udupi district, H. Rajesh Prasad has built an inspiring career in public administration. He is a 1995-batch IAS officer from the AGMUT cadre. Over the years, he has served in several key positions and earned recognition for his dedication and leadership.

Mr. Prasad began his education in Bommarabettu and Hiriyadka before studying at Hiriyadka High School. Later, he completed a B.Com degree from MGM College, Udupi. Afterward, he pursued a law degree from Delhi University and an MBA from IGNOU. He also obtained a Master of Public Management from Pondicherry University. Each step in his journey reflects his commitment to learning and excellence.

Meanwhile, committee president Kuyilady Suresh Nayak said the felicitation aims to celebrate both achievement and humility. According to him, Mr. Prasad’s rise from a small town to one of India’s top administrative roles will inspire many students in Udupi. Moreover, the event will bring together local leaders, educators, and former classmates to honour his success.

Ultimately, the felicitation of Chandigarh Chief Secretary H. Rajesh Prasad in Udupi will highlight his lifelong service to the nation. It also reinforces the importance of education, perseverance, and public responsibility in shaping leaders of integrity.

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During her stay till October 18, Amarasuriya will meet top Indian leaders and deliver the keynote address at the ‘NDTV World Summit’ organised by NDTV and Chintan Research Foundation. She will also visit IIT Delhi and NITI Aayog to explore partnerships in technology, education, and innovation.

A proud alumna of Hindu College, University of Delhi, the Prime Minister will return to her alma mater for a ceremonial welcome, including a Guard of Honour, tree plantation, and cultural programs by students. Later, she will attend a business event to boost trade and investment ties between the two nations.

The visit underscores India and Sri Lanka’s growing strategic relationship under the ‘Neighbourhood First’ and ‘MAHASAGAR Vision’ policies. Both countries recently strengthened maritime and defence cooperation, with new agreements in energy, health, digital transformation, and cultural projects signed during earlier high-level meetings.

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The Delhi High Court, ahead of the results, imposed a strict ban on victory rallies. Police, university officials, and local authorities have been directed to ensure strong security to prevent any disturbances.

This year’s election took place on Thursday across 52 centres and 195 booths with 711 Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Out of 2.75 lakh eligible voters, the turnout was 39.45 percent. Twenty-one candidates contested for the four main positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary. Nine students were in the race for the President’s post.

Voting was conducted in two phases. The morning session ran from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., while the evening session continued from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in eight colleges.

The election process faced controversy as ABVP accused incumbent NSUI President Raunak Khatri’s supporters of violence. Both ABVP and NSUI remain confident of victory. Security arrangements have been tightened across campuses as counting begins.

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