A delegation of talented youngsters from Uttarakhand called on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at his residence on Saturday.
Vinod Kandari, the MLA from Devprayag assembly constituency of Uttarakhand, is leading a group of 60 children and 16 teachers from various schools who are now in India for educational purposes. After Lucknow, the group of children and instructors will travel to Ayodhya and Kanpur Nagar.
The chief minister first got acquainted with all the gifted children and their teachers. After Lucknow, the gifted children's team will travel to Ayodhya on Sunday and Kanpur Nagar on Monday, the chief minister was informed.
The chief minister told the kids that they should document their educational trip rather than just leaving it as a travel and that they should write essays.
The chief minister advised all the children to visit the zoo and Vidhan Bhawan in Lucknow and get experience of Metro rail service. He promised to visit the Lucknow Zoo to view the diverse species. The Lucknow Metro is a crucial component of contemporary transportation that they might like. The children were also advised by the chief minister to visit Ayodhya's Sarayu river, Hanuman Garhi, and Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple.
He gave instructions to officials to make sure that the children's itinerary was not disturbed.
Yogi discussed with the children about the unbreakable ties between Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. He told them that the present state of Uttarakhand was home to Govind Ballabh Pant, the first chief minister of Uttar Pradesh and that former chief ministers of Uttar Pradesh, Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna and Narayan Dutt Tiwari, were both inhabitants of Uttarakhand. He affirmed to have been born in Uttarakhand as well and to have stayed in Tehri for his high school education. The chief minister explained to the kids the differences in geography between Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. He elucidated that the centre of the world's mythological, religious and cultural heritage was Uttar Pradesh and that their academic career would allow them to observe its distinctive diversity. The chief minister distributed One District one Product (ODOP) gifts to each party member.
The students were delighted at meeting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The children told the chief minister that till now they had only seen him on TV and seeing him in person for the first time brought unimaginable feelings.