Annual Function of Government Senior Secondary Girls School, Jwalamukhi
Jwalamukhi - MLA Sanjay Rattan said that for a successful future, it is necessary for students to set goals so that they can contribute to the development of society. Sanjay Rattan was addressing the annual prize distribution ceremony of Government Senior Secondary Girls School, Jwalamukhi today. Other schools of the cluster were also present on this occasion. On this occasion, he inaugurated the newly constructed administrative building of the school after its renovation. He also laid the foundation stone for an additional building.
Addressing the students, the MLA said that they should set their goals. Setting goals is essential to make the future successful. This will help students concentrate on achieving their goals and prepare an action plan, and also move in a positive direction.
He said that today, drug addiction has become a challenge. Everyone will have to work together to deal with the evil of drug abuse. He said that especially parents need to take care of their children so that they do not turn to drugs. He urged parents to spend maximum time with their children, pay attention to their difficulties and their company so that children do not fall into any bad habits.
He said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, work is being done to further strengthen the education system of the state. He said that today Himachal Pradesh has reached the 5th position in the country in the field of education. This achievement is the result of the positive efforts of the state government, the dedication of teachers and the hard work of children.
On this occasion, he also extended New Year greetings to all the residents of Jwalamukhi and the state. On this occasion, colorful cultural programs were presented by the students. He congratulated the students who received awards and expressed hope that others would also be inspired by their performance.
Earlier, the school's Acting Principal Ms. Punita Sood welcomed the chief guest and gave information about the school's activities.
On this occasion, he listened to the problems of the people and directed the concerned officers for their early resolution.