493 libraries to be built in the first phase
Arki MLA Sanjay Awasthi said that the state government is spending 88 crore rupees this year on building libraries at the gram panchayat level so that the youth can get quality reading facilities near their homes. Sanjay Awasthi today addressed the gathering of Arki assembly constituency. He was addressing the annual function organised at Government Higher Secondary School, Ladhog of Gram Panchayat Kunhar.
Sanjay Awasthi said that libraries play an important role in getting better education. He said that libraries and reading rooms are being built up to the Gram Panchayat level with the aim of providing better books and space to the youth. Through these, youth, schools and We will be able to further improve the education received at the college level. This year, 493 libraries will be built at the Gram Panchayat level and books and other facilities will be provided here.
He said that concentration, determination and hard work act as a charioteer in achieving any goal. He urged the students to make good use of time and move towards the goal by making a perfect action plan. He said that students should be given all-round development. Apart from studies, students should also take part in other activities so that they can be better prepared for the future challenges.
The MLA said that students should be provided with easy and natural education so that along with mental development, overall development of students can also be ensured. He said that it is necessary to provide a conducive environment and safe place to provide quality education to students. The state government is continuously making efforts in this direction. He said that teachers and school management committee also play a leading role in the teaching process.
Sanjay Awasthi said that to make students responsible citizens, it is necessary to impart knowledge of culture and moral values along with education. He urged parents to make children aware of their culture, moral values and traditions so that students can become better citizens. Be a good citizen with character.
The MLA said that the state government is trying to make the youth move towards better employment and self-employment by getting quality education. He said that efforts are also being made to make agriculture and milk production economically strong at the village level. The minimum support price of cow milk has been increased from Rs 38 per liter to Rs 45 per liter, and the minimum support price of buffalo milk has been increased from Rs 47 per liter to Rs 55 per liter. He said that the purpose of this decision, The aim is to improve the economy through milk production.
On this occasion, Sanjay Awasthi urged the students to consider education not a burden but a means of personality development as well as a bright future. He also honored the meritorious students by giving them prizes.
The MLA assured to raise the matter at a high level to get the design of the construction work of the building of Government High School Ladhog approved. He announced to give Rs. 3 lakh for the construction of toilets in the school.
He also announced to give cricket kit to Adarsh Gram Sudhar Sabha Chortu and Rs 21 thousand to the organizing committee.
Furthermore, he directed the officials of the concerned department to complete the construction work of Chortu to Badidhar link road soon.
Sanjay Awasthi heard the problems of the people on this occasion and directed the officials to resolve them quickly.
On this occasion, Headmistress of Government High School Ladhog, Manorama Kumari Chadha presented the annual report of the school.
Head of Village Panchayat Kunhar Nisha Thakur, Head of Village Panchayat Jaghoon Amita Thakur, Deputy Head of Village Panchayat Kunhar Vinod Kumar Tanwar, BDC Member Rita Thakur, Ward Members Shyam Lal Chaudhary and Chautaram Tanwar who adopted Government High School Ladhog, Sub Divisional Magistrate Arki Yadvinder Paul, Deputy Superintendent of Police Dadlaghat Sandeep Sharma, Executive Engineer Arki Subdivision Rajesh Sharma, Ramesh Thakur of Congress Party, Principal of Government Senior Secondary School Ghadiach Amardeep Sharma, Headmaster of Government High School Hanuman Barog Prakash Battu, Head of School Management Committee Banti Teachers, parents, students and other dignitaries including Tanwar were present on the occasion.
