Graduates from the 2024–26 MFM and 2022–26 B. Des. Textile Design batches received their degrees at a ceremony attended by President Droupadi Murmu.
The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Daman, celebrated its graduating students at a convocation ceremony in New Delhi. The event recognised students from the Master of Fashion Management (MFM) Batch 2024–26 and the Bachelor of Textile Design (B. Des. – TD) Batch 2022–26.
The President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, attended the ceremony as Chief Guest. Meanwhile, Union Minister for Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh presented merit awards and degree certificates to the graduates.
Giriraj Singh Encourages Students to Become Entrepreneurs
Addressing the graduates, Union Minister Shri Giriraj Singh highlighted the importance of entrepreneurship and job creation.
He said, “Each graduating student at NIFT is trained during their academic journey not just to seek jobs, but to create jobs for the upcoming generation as potential entrepreneurs.”
He also praised NIFT for supporting India’s growth as a global centre for textile innovation, design and entrepreneurship. This, he noted, aligns with the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat.
NIFT Director General Administers Graduation Pledge
During the ceremony, Ms. Tanu Kashyap, IAS, Director General, NIFT, administered the Graduation Pledge to the students.
The event also brought together Dr. Khushal Jangid, Director, NIFT Daman Campus, faculty members, parents and graduating students from across NIFT campuses.
Graduates Prepare for Careers in Fashion and Textiles
The convocation marked an important milestone for the graduating students. In addition to celebrating their academic achievements, the ceremony recognised their readiness to enter the professional world.
As they begin their careers, these young designers and managers can contribute to India’s fashion and textile sectors through their skills, creativity and ideas.
The ceremony also highlighted NIFT’s role in developing talent for the industry. With a focus on design, innovation and entrepreneurship, its graduates can help shape the future of India’s fashion and textile industry.
