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Learn to live with self-respect: Dr Dilip Mahalinge

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: February 22, 2026 20:00 IST

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: “Face crises with confidence, be constantly communicative, do not be ashamed of any work, learn to live ...

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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: “Face crises with confidence, be constantly communicative, do not be ashamed of any work, learn to live with self-respect,” said Dr Dilip Mahalinge, a famous theatre artist.

He was speaking at the valedictory ceremony of the 'Student Counselling and Career Guidance Workshop' organised by the Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension Services, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, on Saturday.

Director of the Department, Dr Sudhakar Shendge, presided over the function.

In the two-day workshop, in the third session, Subhash Bondre spoke on "Personality Development and Career Opportunities" and gave valuable advice to build self-confidence, think positively, make honest efforts and always remain humble.

Dr Samadhan Ingle interacted with the students on "Language and Communication Skills." In the valedictory ceremony, Dr Anand Wagh reviewed the workshop.

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