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|June 01, 2025
Syed Muhammad Ali al-Hussaini, spearheading KBNU's commitment to create a flagship institution in Karnataka through collaboration, innovation, and sustainability
KBNU's trajectory excels in driving change in education, research, and community engagement. How would you describe the ethos of this institution?
KBNU is not just a university; we are trying to build a future here. Our ethos lies deeply rooted in the vision of our late founders, who believed education should be the source for character building and community impact. We focus on providing world-class education while inculcating a sense of social responsibility so that our students not only become excellent professionals but also contribute towards building a meaningful society.
How is KBNU ensuring that the physical and digital infrastructure supports its vision of a robust academic framework?
This story is from the June 01, 2025 edition of Outlook.
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