Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the state government will fulfill children’s dreams. The state government is fully committed to render all essential support. Chouhan further mentioned that he is completely aware of students’ capabilities, talents and competency. These students can also reach heights, if they are given little support. Madhya Pradesh government is providing them support in this connection.
Chouhan was addressing the Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Samaroh at Jabalpur on Friday. He transferred about Rs 114 crore online in the bank accounts of 45,581 students of the state, who scored 75 per cent and above marks in the Board Examination of class 12 to purchase lap tops.
Chouhan stated that talented students are not able get admissions to pursue distinguished courses due to weak economic condition. The state government will render full help to enable them to make their career. They must participate in entrance examinations for engineering and medical colleges beside institutes like IIT and IIM, the state government will take the fees responsibility for this.
He said that if children wish to open their own company then the state government will also provide them full support by establishing fund in this regard. He said that there is a need for strong will power to achieve goal. Mentioning about the Self-Employment schemes of the state government, Chouhan told the children that industrialists like Tata, Birla and Ambani could emerge from them in future. They just needed to do full hard work and move ahead towards their goals with full commitment. The Chief Minister also told the children that they must become a good human necessarily besides anything. Advising children, he told the children to use the amount given for lap tops wisely. Avoid using this money to purchase meaningless things, he added.
Chouhan and wife Sadhna Singh were accorded warm welcome with thunderous applause by thousands of children sitting on both the sides, when they passed by the ramp. Children filled with the joy when the Chief Minister said ‘I love you’ to them.
Chief Minister also took part in the photo session with the talented children, who came from various districts of Jabalpur Division. Forgetting his busy schedule, Chouhan was seen happy with the children.