<h1>Private conglomerate chair awarded honorary PhD in Management for entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and regional IT and infrastructure development</h1> A business leader and chair of a private conglomerate received an honorary Doctor of Philosophy in Management from a state-established private university at its convocation, awarded for contributions to entrepreneurship, institution-building, philanthropy and regional IT infrastructure development. The recipient's group is credited with developing a major technology hub and a large residential-religious township project; the recipient is also linked to multiple social initiatives and charitable organizations. The ceremony, presided over by the university president, included a retired high-court chief justice now serving on a national human rights body and a senior public-sector industrial corporation head.