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Priya urges students to work for social upliftment 4/19/2015 10:58:36 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 19: Terming educational institutions as the pillars of knowledge and enlightenment, the Minister of State for Education, Information and Culture Priya Sethi today urged the students to actively participate towards societal uplift. She said the PDP-BJP coalition government is taking various proactive measures to equip the students with requisite knowledge and job-intensive skills. Speaking during the valedictory function of the Worksop at Government College for Education, Priya Sethi said; "Students are the pillars to mould the society and onus lies on them to carry forward the mission which could bring about the betterment of the society". Urging students to make optimum use of their precious time in pursuing extracurricular activities and sports alongside academics, Priya said the times have changed and the youngsters have to mould themselves as per changing times. She termed youth as future of the state, and said they have enormous responsibilities towards societal development and national building. Later the Minister released a magazine of the college besides distributing certificates among the participants.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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