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Children must be taught philanthropy: Collector
Children must be taught to help people in need, because today’s children are tomorrow’s citizens,’ said District Collector Krishna Bhaskar
Sircilla: ‘Children must be taught to help people in need, because today’s children are tomorrow’s citizens,’ said District Collector Krishna Bhaskar.
He attended as a chief guest at the children’s day celebrations at Padmanayaka Kalyana Mandapam here on Tuesday, organised by Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS).
Speaking on the occasion, Collector Krishna Bhaskar said that it is everyone’s responsibility to provide good future for the children of today along with shaping them as good citizens. Parents must play key role for fulfilling their dreams and desires.
The government was giving much priority to child education in the State. India is the only country, where a special day was allotted for children for celebrating a children’s day, which is found nowhere in the world, the Collector stated.
India is the country where more than half of the population is comprised of young people. Out of 129 crores, more than 65 crores of people belong to youth. Today many countries are looking towards India since it is equipped with huge human resources, he observed.
The Collector suggested the parents to take care of youth not to enter into wrong path and inject patriotism along with good thoughts in them. The children should be brought up in such a way to help the people in need.
Joint Collector Yasmin Basha earlier in the morning inaugurated a rally on the occasion of Children’s Day that took off from Gandhi Statue and concluded at Padmanayaka Kalyana Mandapam.
Hundreds of students from various schools participated in the rally with more enthusiasm and energy.
District Education Officer Radha Krishna, DWO Saraswathi and hundreds of school children from various schools participated in the rally and in the Children’s day celebrations.
