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| India's youth will play decisive role in shaping destiny of Nation: LG Ladakh | | |  Early Times Report
GURDASPUR, Feb 21: India's youth will play a decisive role in shaping the destiny of the nation and in realising the vision of a developed India by 2047. With their energy, innovation and commitment, the young generation will not only transform their own futures but also define the direction of the country in the decades to come.
This was stated by the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Shri Kavinder Gupta, while addressing the Annual Convocation Ceremony of Government College, Gurdaspur today. He awarded degrees to 247 students and honored 5 meritorious students with the Roll of Honour.
Emphasising the importance of education in nation-building, the Lieutenant Governor urged students to cultivate a spirit of innovation, integrity and service. He said that the vision of "Viksit Bharat 2047" can only be achieved when the youth actively participate in governance, entrepreneurship, research and community development. He encouraged graduates to embrace challenges with confidence and to contribute meaningfully to society.
Highlighting the transformative power of knowledge and skill development, Shri Kavinder Gupta called upon educational institutions to focus on holistic learning that combines academic excellence with character-building. He stressed the need to harness technology, promote start-ups and create sustainable solutions to local and national issues.
Describing the occasion as deeply emotional and personally significant, the Lieutenant Governor recalled his own journey as a former student of the same institution. He said that standing on the college stage once again was like returning home, and acknowledged that his journey from the classroom to the office of the Lieutenant Governor was made possible by the blessings of his teachers, the values instilled by his parents and the discipline imparted by the institution. He emphasised that the transformation in his life was not about position, but about responsibility and service. |
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