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Advice to students

BANGALORE: “You must sell your dream without cheating anyone,” Captain G.R. Gopinath said, addressing 118 new postgraduate diploma-holders from St. Joseph's College of Business Administration here.

During his convocation address on Saturday, Capt. Gopinath shared his tenets of business discipline. He urged graduates to “be part of the change and become involved professionals and citizens in the fight against corruption.”

Capt. Gopinath professed the necessity for optimism, goodwill and enthusiasm as business values, and said, “India, not China, is the true representative of the world's aspirations. The worst democracy is still better than the best communism.”

Also present at the ceremony were S. Peter, director of the college and Vijay Kumar Prabhu, rector of St. Josephs Institutions.

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