Sarojininagar MLA Dr. Rajeshwar Singh participated as chief guest at the annual function of Red Rose Public School located at Vishnulok Colony, Kanpur Road on Friday. During this, he watched the captivating presentations of the children, awarded the students and ensured to establish a digital laboratory by providing 10 computers through the CSR fund in the school. Encouraging the school children, Dr. Rajeshwar Singh said that seeing the glow on the faces of these children shows a picture of the India of the future, which is vibrant, determined and ready to lead the world. India is a young country, 35 million youth in India are between 15 and 24 years old. The energy of youth is incomparable; If these young people are given good guidance, then it has the power to move mountains and change the world.
Sarojininagar MLA said that the world can be changed by an idea and an invention, explained Dr. Singh giving the example that Edison failed more than 1,000 times before inventing the light bulb, turning night into day. Gutenberg made knowledge accessible by inventing the printing press in 1440; Today, 3,600 pages are published every day to 187 million readers. Referring to the contribution of education, the MLA said that teachers are like candles, who are dedicated to building the future of their students.
The MLA told the youth that they should be proud of India because India is the fifth largest economy in the world and supplies foodgrains to more than 50 countries of the world. BrahMos is the fastest supersonic missile made in India, India is the nation attracting the largest foreign direct investment at Rs 7 lakh crore, India’s gold reserves are at their peak, said Dr Singh, the increasing competition in the field of education and employment. 20 lakh participants apply for 1.2 lakh seats in NEET exam, 2.5 lakh participants apply for 16 thousand seats in JEE, 10 lakh participants apply for 1 thousand seats in UPSC. The young generation should learn to have confidence in themselves. Young people should keep themselves in good physical and mental shape.
While guiding the students, Dr. Singh said that in the next 6 years, the nature of 80% of today’s jobs will change, so the youth will need to upskill themselves. In the future, the capacity of machines with artificial intelligence will be greater than that of the human brain; young people must be prepared to control these machines. At the time of independence, the country had 500 colleges and 50 universities; Today India has the second largest educational network in the world with more than 45,000 colleges and 1,500 universities and 4.5 million university students. For this, teachers, parents and students deserve congratulations.
Youth must be prepared to seize the opportunities of the future, come together to build the India of the future, build smart cities, driverless cars, green energy and a pollution-free era. On this occasion, the institute’s founder director RC Mishra, managing director PK Mishra, president Smita Mishra, Anupama Shukla and corporation councilor Ram Naresh Rawat were present.
Dr Rajeshwar Singh arrived at Bharat Mahotsav – 2024, said importance of nature conservation –
On Friday, Sarojininagar MLA Dr Rajeshwar Singh participated in Bharat Mahotsav – 2024 organized by Nature Environment Trust at Kashiram Smriti Upvan, Ashiana and appreciated the efforts being made by the Trust towards nature conservation. During this, the MLA said that nature conservation efforts are the most important work towards the safe future of future generations. It is very important to create public awareness about environmental protection among children through cultural programs. Due to environmental pollution, the Earth’s temperature has increased by 1.5 °C in the last 100 years, so sea level is continually rising. Sustainable development and a secure future is only possible by promoting more and more tree plantations, solar and green energy. energy.
During this, Dr. Rajeshwar Singh also received active membership forms from BJP workers and congratulated all the workers for becoming 10 crore members across the country. Famous folk singer Shipra Thakur presented melodious folk songs on the show.
On this occasion, Organizing Committee President Vinod Kumar Singh, Vice President NB Singh, Ragini Jaiswal, Atharva Tiwari, Priya Pal, Hemavati Singh, Abhay Dwivedi Anjali Bajpayee, Rama Shankar Tripathi, K. NORTH. Singh and others were present.
