Palamu Commissioner, DIG encourage students for studies

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Palamu Commissioner Jata Shankar Chaudhary and DIG Rajkumar Lakara participated in an award ceremony at Kandi high school campus on Tuesday. Award ceremony organised by Drishti Youth Organization  in the auditorium of High School, Kandi for the toppers  students performing in class 10th and 12th at block level. Speaking on the occasion, the Commissioner said that Children are the future of tomorrow.  The future hinges on the present.  Children work hard with patience and sincerity from now on, then success will kiss their feet. Hard work should be maintained regularly.  Identify your weaknesses, assess them and study by setting goals to overcome them.  There is no substitute for hard work.  Today, you have done well in the block with your hard work.  Keep up the momentum and progress further.

The commissioner described the need for a good and positive academic environment in the area for good education.  He said that convenience is not the key to success.  Children will do better with a good education environment.  He appealed to the parents that they should work towards raising their children. Make good education of children a topic of discussion in the field, so that other children also take inspiration from them.

The commissioner, sharing his student life experiences, gave guidance to the children.  He said that children are confused about the choice of subject.  Whereas today there are many rich mediums available for education.  He advised that teachers should not consider their service as duty.  Be attached to the children and guide and encourage them better.

On the occasion DIG Rajkumar Lakra said that this examination proves to be the milestone of life.  Children, if you work sincerely, then you definitely get success.  He appealed about the subject selection by the children that parents should allow their children to choose the subject according to their interest.  cooperate with them.  Don't let their morale break down.  He said that by choosing the subject according to their interest and studying, children will be able to do better.  He appealed to the members of Drishti Youth Organization to arrange scholarships for the children, so that the children can get support in studies.

Farmers were made aware about the problems of fertilizers and seeds.  Taking this seriously, the Commissioner immediately directed the Block Development Officer to prepare a list of licensed fertilizer and seed vendors in the block area and ensure distribution of fertilizers and seeds under his supervision.  He also directed the BTM of Agriculture Department to cooperate with the farmers regarding fertilizers and seeds.  He said that a close watch should be kept on the fertilizer and seed shopkeepers so that the farmers are not cheated.  On the problems of crop loss due to Nilgai, the Commissioner directed the Circle Officer to coordinate with the Forest Department and take initiative to give compensation to the farmers who have suffered crop loss.

 The Commissioner and DIG also inquired about the educational system in High School, Kandi. He said that no politics should be allowed in the school. Teachers should give good education to the children. The commissioner directed the District Education Officer to take action related to suspending the teachers who indulged in politics in the school.  Along with this, after taking the class, the teachers of plus two were directed to take classes in high school and the teachers of high school to take classes in other classes.  On the other hand, the District Education Officer was instructed to cut the attendance of absent teachers and ask for clarification regarding the absence.  Taking immediate action, the District Education Officer cut off the attendance of an absent teacher.  Along with this, the process of asking for clarification is being done by them.

In the function, more than 50 students including Saloni Kumari, Piyush Prabhat, Vipin Yadav and class 12 toppers Sameer Khan, Abhijit Raj, Jyoti Kumari, who secured first, second and third place respectively in class 10th, were honoured.

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