IAS Officer Rahul Bhandari visits School of Eminence Khamano

 

 

The Punjab government, following the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, has started the 'School Mentorship Program' to enable students studying in government schools to excel in future after passing 12th, under which senior IAS and IPS officers are visiting various government schools and boosting the morale of the students. Today, the Principal Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Dairy Development of Punjab, Mr. Rahul Bhandari (IAS), visited the School of Eminence Khamano and had a detailed discussion with the students and teachers and shared his life experiences with them and gave guidance.  Rahul Bhandari called upon the students of Arts, Medical, Non-Medical, Commerce in the school to work hard to continuously improve their skills. He said that the habit of reading newspapers daily should be inculcated because by being aware of the events happening around the world, not only does one increase one's knowledge, but one can also become a beacon of light for others. Mr. Bhandari said that if any student feels the need for books or guidance in achieving his life goals, he can feel free to inform his teachers or personally and he is committed to fulfilling every need of the students to raise their academic level. Bhandari appealed to the students to thoroughly study books instead of using mobile or other means of social media. He said that they should also acquire expertise in sports, IT sector, culture, heritage and other arts because along with book knowledge, one also needs to hone their skills. During this, he visited various classes and interacted with the students about the subjects and informed that he would continue to visit the school regularly and would also review how much his suggestions have been implemented by the students and teachers. Principal Secretary Rahul Bhandari reviewed in detail the activities being done in the school with the school principal and teachers of various subjects to secure the future of the students. He said that the students should get into the habit of sitting in the library and reading books. He said that the teachers should also gather information about the students who have passed out from this school in the last three-four years, where they are currently pursuing higher studies, so that if the student is facing any problem, then it can be solved appropriately. Bhandari said that a time should be fixed for regular counseling in the school in which any student can ask questions related to his studies, family or life and can get life guidance from our skilled and hardworking teachers. On this occasion, District Education Officer Secondary Sushil Nath, School Principal Manoj Kumar, besides students and teachers were also present.