Anand Kumar shares success mantras with aspiring engineers in Lucknow

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Chandigarh, April 5

Super 30 fame Padma Shree Anand Kumar, a celebrated mathematician and academician encouraged the city youth and answered their career and life-related queries at an event in Lucknow.

As a distinguished educator, he not only inspired the youth but also provided guidance on navigating engineering career paths and addressing life’s challenges. The event, hosted by UPES, a Dehradun-based multidisciplinary university, offered a unique opportunity for young aspiring engineers to interact directly with Anand Kumar.

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