Dream of nations development incomplete without women’s education: Governor Patel
Sunday - March 27, 2022 10:44 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Girls should cooperate in empowerment and self-reliance of women from backward and deprived areas
30th annual function of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Girls College concludes
Bhopal 27 March 2022: Governor Mangubhai Patel has said that the dream of the progress of any nation is incomplete without women’s education because if a man is educated then only a family is educated. When a woman is educated she educates and enlightens many generations. In addition to providing employment, higher education gives rise to a broad developmental thinking by breaking out of the narrow circle of ideas. He called upon the girl students to cooperate in the empowerment and self-reliance of women from backward and deprived areas. Parents and family members of women coming from villages who are deprived of higher education should be convinced to cooperate in the efforts to educate them.
Governor Patel was addressing the 30th annual function of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Girls College, Bhopal at Dayaram T. Shahani Auditorium today. In the programme, the Governor awarded 10 meritorious girl students. MLA Rameshwar Sharma was present on this occasion.
Governor Mangubhai Patel said that only when women are educated, empowered and helped to move forward with a strong intention can the family, society and nation be made strong. In the current environment, it is necessary for women to be empowered, aware, self-reliant and self-confident. Along with this, it is also necessary for women to have a strong intention to protect themselves and fight. Governor Patel said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an opportunity to make the country a super power in the field of knowledge through the new education policy. He said that education is such a mission which creates a conducive environment for the development of the needy and deprived sections in the country and society. He expressed the hope that the new education policy would prove to be a milestone in the all-round development of the girl students of the college. The Governor expressed hope that the students of the college would make the state proud by taking inspiration from great personalities like Pt.
Deendayal Upadhyaya and Sant Hirdaram Sahib. The Governor was honored with a shawl-shriphal and a memento on behalf of the institution.
MLA Rameshwar Sharma also addressed the programme, he said that the country is progressing rapidly with its cultural values. In the programme, Siddhabhau emphasized on making concerted efforts to strengthen the feeling of nationalism in the society. Principal of the college, Dr. Priya Budhani gave details of academic activities, self-reliance of girl students and social concerns. The welcome address in the programme was given by Mahesh Dayarmani, General Secretary, Navyuvak Sabha.
The institution is running one college and 4 schools in which more than 1600 children are acquiring education – Window to News
