Youth power is the country’s asset, need to prune them

Bhopal: Higher Education Minister Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya said that the youth are country’s asset. If they are not taught the art of living, their education is incomplete. He said that the education should be such that it should help in the complete personality development of the youth. Pawaiya was addressing the national convention of “Making Policies for Promoting Innovations, Entrepreneurship and Startup at R.C.V.P. Noronha Administration and Management Academy.

Minister Pawaiya said that government has made arrangements for free education of children of people with less than Rs 6 lakh annual income who secure 75 per cent marks at graduation level. Pawaiya said that vocational courses are being run in colleges of Jabalpur and Chitrakoot. This year the course is being introduced in traditional colleges also. He said that youth of our state and country are very talented and there is need to prune them. Pawaiya said that there has never been any dearth of creativity in India, we had created a plane 17.5 lakh years ago. We gave the world the best architecture and medical science.

Padmabhushan Scientist and NITI Aayog member Dr. V.K. Saraswat told about “Creativity and Innovation”. He also threw light on today’s challenges and idea generation.-WTN