Minister for Medical Education, Youth Services & Sports, Mr. Taj Mohi ud Din today asked children to come out of the environment of inferiority and face their competitors elsewhere with confidence, grace and hard work.Addressing an award distribution ceremony here today, the Minister said time and again it has been proven that the State has a human capital second to none. But, he said, the only problem with it is that it lacks exposure and sense of competition at national and international levels.The Minister appealed youth to explore possibilities in education and employment outside state and country and bring laurels to their families and the State alike. He said there is abundance of talent among youth of the State and they should display it at national and international level. He suggested changes in the educational system to hone the skills and talent of youth.
In his address, Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Ghulam Hassan Mir stressed the need for quality education while chasing the target of universalisation of education. He also suggested changes in education policy so that the best among the lost is promoted who can deliver in the field on national and international level.
Mr. Mir asked children to adopt the culture of hardwork and prepare themselves to meet the challenges of future. He said we should strive to achieve best in all spheres of life while retaining the core of our values, principles and ideas.Director, RMSA & Local Bodies, Mr. Hilal Parray, Deputy Commissioner, Shopian, Mr. Bashir Ahmad Bhat, Director, Business & IT Schools, Kashmir University, Prof. S. M. Mufeed, Director, Libraries, Mr. Atta ur Rehman Natnoo, noted educationist, Prof. A. G. Madhosh also addressed the gathering.