In Our 75th Year Of Independence, We Are Determined To Elevate Education To New Heights: Kulbhushan Sharma
Chandigarh/ Panchkula, February 19, 2023: The nation's top educators launched a campaign to raise the bar for national education to the sound of 75 conch shells. They want to educate every child in the nation and turn India into a global power. The National Independent School Alliance (NISA) hosted the Manthan program today in Panchkula's Indradhanush Auditorium. Kanwarpal Gurjar, the minister of education for the state of Haryana, served as the program's chief guest, and Padma Shri Dr. Bharat Bhushan Tyagi and Prof. Dinesh Saklani, the director of NCERT, attended as special guests.
Kanwarpal Gurjar, the state's minister of education, expressed his admiration for the conch shells being played from the stage for the benefit of education. It's fantastic that educators took this step. To boost education, the Haryana government sent a delegation to Scotland. After hearing what education experts at the Manthan program had to say today, it was decided that sending the team to Scotland was a waste of time and money. The minister told the school administrators that the government would collaborate with them for the improvement of education after being impressed by NISA's dedication to the country's educational policies. It has been determined, following discussions with the Chief Minister, that some government schools should be adopted by capable private schools.
NCERT Director Prof. Dinesh Saklani said, “My dream and goal is that every child of the society should be educated. Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. We have a very proud history. On the strength of Vedic civilization and culture, we progressed in the world and were called Vishwa Guru.
NISA President Dr. Kulbhushan Sharma said that the freedom struggle in the country started in Ambala in Haryana. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dream is to see India as the Vishwaguru. We are working hard to fulfill PM's vision.
The event was started by the chief guest lighting the lamp. Geet Sethi, a billiards champion and recipient of the Arjuna Award, was also there. Children from various schools, including Doon Public School, wowed the audience with dance and song performances during the cultural show. The chief guest gave awards to the students who performed the best.
