Goa CM Pramod Sawant addressed students in the program ‘Mann Ki Baat Se Developed India’. He appealed to the students to look beyond books, embrace innovation and foster curiosity. CM said that every student can contribute to developed Goa and developed India.
Sankhali (Goa) [भारत]July 28 (ANI): Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday urged students to look beyond textbooks, embrace innovation and foster curiosity. He was addressing the program ‘Developed India from Mann Ki Baat – Empowerment of Self-Empowered Goa through Knowledge and Innovation’ jointly organized by Government College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Sankhali and Ravindra Bhawan, Sankhali.
CM Sawant’s advice to students
According to a release, he said it is always inspiring to interact with young minds. He encouraged students to look beyond textbooks, embrace innovation, foster curiosity and draw inspiration from stories of ordinary Indians achieving extraordinary achievements through ‘Mann Ki Baat’. He further said that every episode reminds us that nation building happens through the collective efforts of students, scientists, entrepreneurs, farmers, artists, innovators and countless citizens working with dedication and purpose.
The Chief Minister urged the youth to dream big, take advantage of the opportunities created through initiatives like Startup Goa, Swayampurna Goa, skill development programs and India’s rapidly growing innovation ecosystem. He highlighted that with knowledge, determination and a spirit of service, every student has the potential to contribute towards a developed Goa and a developed India.
Welfare schemes for fishermen
Meanwhile, earlier on July 10, Pramod Sawant had announced that the state is being aggressively targeted to deliver welfare schemes to the doorstep of every person involved in the traditional fishing sector. The Chief Minister was speaking at a special program organized by the Fisheries Department to commemorate the National Fisheries Day, which was attended by over a thousand fish farmers, aquaculture entrepreneurs and traditional fishermen.
Chief Minister Sawant said, “We organized an event today to celebrate National Fisheries Day on behalf of the Fisheries Department of the Government of Goa. I was accompanied by Fisheries Minister Neelkanth Halarnkar, along with more than a thousand fish farmers, including traditional fishermen who go into the sea to catch fish, all gathered here today.” (ANI)
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