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Better morals through storytelling
As part of its effort in inculcating strong moral values among children, Mission Ethical India (MEI) will conduct storytelling competitions across schools in India.
As part of its effort in inculcating strong moral values among children, Mission Ethical India (MEI) will conduct storytelling competitions across schools in India.
The announcement came during a press meet in the city on Wednesday. Narasimha Raju, founder and president of MEI said, “This kind of events will bring out the strong moral values among the children. Our aim is to have a progressive and pleasant society by encouraging ethical behaviour among citizens.”
Amar Choudhary (VP, MEI/CEO, smart student) said, “To build India, we have to work on the foundation and strength, moral and ethical values. The ‘MEI team’ strives to bring back India’s glory by strengthening moral and ethical values.” In this regard, MEI will conduct the session on August 14 and prizes will be distributed on Independence Day across one lakh schools.
