Dear Friends, I am very glad that we are all meeting here on this happy occasion, and I am also glad that I am asked to address you. Now that you are all conferred with degrees. I wish you success in your life. At present there is a general complaint that the universities are failing to produce able young men and women who can serve the country without self-interest. I have been a teacher for over forty years of my life. Being acquainted fully with the functioning of universities, I would like to explain clearly the real factors that are responsible. University is essentially a corporation of teachers and students. The relations between the two have been of a sacred character. The kind of education that we provide to our youth is determined mostly by the kind of men and women we secure as teachers. At present the condition of teachers is deplorable. They are not placed above want. The university teacher should be so paid as to enable him to live in comfort, if he is to devote himself to learning, teaching and research. As they are low paid, best intellectuals are seeking attractive jobs elsewhere ad they are not willing to act as teachers in universities. Every attempts should be made to draw a good number of able persons into the teaching profession. I hope the university service will become as attractive as the all India Services, for that is the only way to recruit and retain some of the ablest persons for the universities. It is also necessary to select such of the persons as teachers, who have love for the subject they have to handle. Securing of a few able teachers is not sufficient. A class room which can normally accommodate thirty students has now to accommodate five times the normal number of students. It is no doubt true that such over crawling is not conductive to the students to get adequate tuition moral guidance. Some of the educational institutions have become commercialized and adopt the shift system as in factories. These circumstances do not allow students to express themselves i.e. to take part in games etc. And to have real contact with the teachers, which is much better than a long course of study. It is therefore necessary that our colleges should have restrictive admissions, have adequate staff, and there is a living communication across the table with a wise teacher.