Ludhiana, March 7
Rajya Sabha MP Sanjiv Arora and Deputy Commissioner Jitendra Jorwal encouraged students to dream big and work diligently to achieve their goals during the annual prize distribution event at the Noble Foundation Trust schools at Durga Mata Temple.
Speaking at the event, both the MP and the Deputy Commissioner emphasized that the younger generation bears a significant responsibility in making India a superpower in the world. They urged students to stay focused on their aspirations and reminded them not to be disheartened by failures, as setbacks are often the stepping stones to success.
They called on students to emulate the freedom fighters and martyrs who dedicated their lives to serving the nation, highlighting that today’s youth are the future of India. The leaders explained that India has the largest youth population in the world, positioning them as key players in the country’s and Punjab’s future development.
Additionally, they also mentioned that the Punjab government, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann is committed to strengthening the education system and ensuring quality education for students.
During the event, prizes were distributed to the top performers, with particular recognition of the girls who excelled in the examinations. The MP also presented copies of the Indian Constitution and urged teachers to ensure students learn about it, fostering a sense of good citizenship and service to India.
Later, MP Sanjiv Arora and DC appreciated Rajinder Sharma, Chairman of the Noble Foundation, for providing free primary education to underprivileged children in society.
