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Itanagar, Oct 29 (IANS) Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lieutenant General (retd) KT Paranaik on Wednesday called on the youth to become agents of change and actively contribute to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a developed India.
The Governor interacted with National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers and program officers of Rajiv Gandhi University, including India-National Service Scheme awardee Raja Bosumotri, at Raj Bhavan in Itanagar on Wednesday.
He encouraged the NSS Program Officers and volunteers to develop curiosity, empathy and positivity in their daily lives.
The Governor urged them to develop a problem-solving spirit and face every challenge with a creative mindset.
The Governor, who is the Chief Rector of RGU, called on the youth to become agents of change and actively contribute to the Prime Minister’s vision of a developed India, a developed and self-reliant India.
He reminded them that as the driving force of the nation, the youth must use technology, innovation and creativity to address issues in rural areas, raise social awareness and inspire collective action.
Expressing concern over the growing menace of drug abuse, the Governor urged volunteers to conduct awareness campaigns that reach out to every section of the society.
He said that they should awaken the conscience of our people and guide them towards healthier, more purposeful lives.
Highlighting the importance of environmental responsibility, he advised the program officers and volunteers to focus on environmental protection, sustainable waste management and village adoption programs that promote self-reliance and community participation.
He also appealed to them to engage with parents and guardians and encouraged them to ensure that every child completes basic education, which is the foundation for a better future.
Earlier, the program officers and NSS volunteers briefed the Governor about their ongoing activities and initiatives including blood donation camps, cleanliness drives and awareness programs on social and health issues.
The Governor appreciated their dedication and enthusiasm and urged them to continue their noble work with renewed energy and commitment for nation building. Apart from others, RGU Vice Chancellor Prof. Sushant Kumar Nayak and Registrar Nabam Tadar Rickam were present.
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