Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan: Every child in the city-village goes to school
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan started the ‘Let’s Go Campaign Campaign 2018’ and appealed to all the enlightened minds that they remain alert and see that every child in the neighborhood, city-village will attend school. CM said in the program organized at the coordination hall here that giving mandatory schooling to every child is a shared responsibility of society and government.
Studies should be enjoyable and should not be burdened. He said that every child has talent, energy and ability. Children should feel hesitant and hesitant to break. Feeling hesitant to suppress talent. They gave examples of Dharmaraj Yudhisthira and Mahatma Gandhi. CM released the magazine ‘Gulk’ and ‘Newspaper’ published by the children on this occasion, with the release of ‘Jahan’.
He also inaugurated the portal of ‘Mile Bande Madhya Pradesh’. The portal will be launched on August 7. CM launched ‘Gift A Book Campaign’ on this occasion. While introducing the campaign, he presented some books to the government’s superior higher secondary school from his personal collection.
He also launched the Professional Learning Community Portal and the e-Learning module under it. Ramkrishna Kanhare, a fifth class student of Khandwa, who came first in the story fest, narrated the story of Mahadev Govind Ranade. Impressed by the style of his story telling, the CM embraced the story as it ended and announced a reward of Rs 25 thousand for the award.
Initially, CM announced the decision to give Falguni a Braille laptop laptop by sighting the ‘Vande Mataram’ by the sight-seeing girl Falguni and students of Model School, Bhopal. He also announced the award fund of Rs. 25 thousand to fellow girls in the presentation of ‘Vande Matram’. On this occasion, School Education Minister Vijay Shah, Minister of School Education Deepak Joshi, Principal Secretary School Education Deepi Goud Mukherjee, Principal Secretary Admajati Kalyan SN Mishra, Commissioner of Public Education Jayshree Kewit etc. were present on the occasion.
