CM Yogi’s special touch: Discussed studies with children and urged them to devote ample time to their art and talent as well.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is always in the news for his strict administrative decisions as well as his affectionate and inspirational style towards the public and especially children. Recently, once again such a special and charming look of his was seen when he met the small children who had come to meet him at his residence along with their parents. The Chief Minister not only met the children with great affection, but also took detailed information about their education, school environment and their priorities. During this time, the happiness of meeting the Chief Minister was clearly visible on the faces of the children, while CM Yogi also gave them some very valuable and important advice to move ahead in life.

Open discussion with children about their studies and interests

During the meeting, CM Yogi Adityanath went to the children like a parent and communicated with them directly. He asked the children what books they read in school, what is their favorite subject and what they like to do in their free time apart from studies. The children also told the Chief Minister with great enthusiasm about their hobbies and methods of study. The children’s confidence seemed to have increased significantly through this informal conversation. The Chief Minister believes that not only bookish knowledge is necessary for the development of children, but communication is equally important for their mental and intellectual development.

Enhance your art and skills along with studies

While encouraging the children, CM Yogi taught them a very important lesson. He told the children that they should not become mere bookworms, but along with studies, identify any art or talent hidden within them and hone it with full dedication. The Chief Minister said that children’s interest in music, sports, painting or any other creative activity can make their future more bright. He also gave a message to the parents that they should not put pressure on their children just to get good marks, but understand their natural interests and encourage them to move forward. This inspiring meeting left a deep impression on everyone present there.