Motivators would play important role in spreading awareness, says Jain
Dhar: ‘If we want to develop our state, then firstly we need to educate each and every child. It was rightly said that if we open a school that means we are closing a jail. These lines were said by the public health and family welfare minister of state and district in-charge minister Narottam MIshra while addressing public during School Chale Hum Campaign in the government high school on Wednesday in Dhar.
During the programme, school education minister Paras Jain was present as the chief guest along with MLA of Dharampuri Kalu Singh Thakur, MLA of Sardarpur Vel Singh Bhuria, BJP district president Ramesh Chandra Dhariwal, president of municipality Dhar Mamta Joshi, collector CB Singh, police superintendent BS Chauhan and CEO district Panchayat Shreekant Banoth.
Addressing the public, in-charge minister Mishra praised various schemes of state government like Beti Bachao Abhiyan, Ladli Laxmi Yojana that has been contributing a lot in the upliftment of the society. Minister Jain said that the main aim of School Chale Hum Abhiyan is to make sure that every child must get education.
He further stated that during this campaign, with the help of motivators, they are encouraging parents to send their children school. He informed that anyone could become motivator and till now they have 31 thousand motivators and they hoped that till June 16 they would have 2 lakh motivators. He informed that the motivators would visit every village to spread awareness regarding education. He also announced that the students who would get more than 85 percent, the government would distribute free laptops to them.
