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Prayagraj, 08 April (HS). Education leads us to values, introspection, human welfare, national welfare and world welfare. Forms our conduct. Leads us towards ideal and reality. Education makes our dreams come true. Just as food is necessary for the body, education is necessary for society. Education paves the way for our progress.
These things were said by the main speaker, Prof. of the English Department of Government D.V. Girls PG College, Raipur Chhattisgarh. Jaya Tiwari said while addressing at Malviya Mission Teacher Training Centre, Ishwar Sharan PG College. He said that the Indian knowledge tradition is replete with Vedas, Upanishads, Itihasa, Puranas etc. It can also be earned by listening. We should accept any knowledge as a student.
He said that to see any object it is necessary to have eyes and conscience. Your own goal should be set. By setting goals we will work in the right direction. We should work from the individual to the macro. We should work in the spirit of welfare of all and happiness of all and live and let live. Only then will the nation benefit.
Before this, the 10th training program 'Orientation and Sensitization Program and NEP' under the ambitious scheme 'Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Program' of the Government of India was inaugurated on Monday by the Director of the Training Center and Principal of the college, Prof. Anand Shankar Singh. Addressing the participants, he said how the new education policy is giving us a multidimensional vision. To understand this, the Government of India has prepared a format for teacher training. Under which, after getting trained, our teachers will be able to play an important role in achieving their objectives.
Program coordinator Dr. Ved Prakash Mishra conducted the program and theme presentation and the vote of thanks program co-coordinator Dr. Vivek Kumar Rai did it. On this occasion M.M.T.T. Assistant Director of the Center Dr. Manoj Kumar Dubey along with college professors Dr. Ajay Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Dhirendra Dwivedi, Dr. Man Singh, Bhagat Narayan Mahato, Dr. Shivji Verma, Dr. Avinash Pandey, Dr. Ekatmdev were associated with professors from different states of the country. .
