Youth should accept the challenge to improve their environment, society and country: CM Kamal Nath
Kamal Nath also recalled his days at Doon School while admiring the glorious past of Daly College on the occasion
Indore: Chief Minister Kamal Nath called upon the youth to accept the challenge to improve their environment, society and country, at the annual function of the Daly College in Indore. He said that on Saturday the world is changing rapidly. Along with the nature of education, new technological changes are also taking place. On Saturday, there are also better opportunities for youth to access the store of knowledge.
Chief Minister Kamal Nath told the youth that rural India look up to them with hope. That is why it is important that the youth accept the challenge of bringing positive change in the country and work accordingly. Kamal Nath also recalled his days at Doon School while admiring the glorious past of Daly College on the occasion. He said that Daly College is a major educational institution in the country.
The Chief Minister presented Padmashri BC Zutshi medal on behalf of the college to Kiran Kumar well-known Hindi and Gujarati film actor and an alumni of Daly College and son of renowned actor Jeevan. The Chief Minister also presented awards to talented students of Daly College.
Former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh, MP Vivek Tankha, Home and Jail Minister and in charge of Indore district Bala Bachchan, Public Works Minister Sajjan Singh Verma, Energy Minister Priyavrat Singh, Urban Development and Housing Minister Jaivardhan Singh, Narmada Valley Development Minister Surendra Singh Baghel and Higher Education Minister Jitu Patwari were also present in the annual function.
