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CHILDREN GOING ABROAD SHOULD RETURN AND CONTRIBUTE HERE: DY CM Dr BAIRWA

29 Jun-2024 11:55 AM

Written By: Bharat Dixit And Dimple Sharma

Jaipur: At the Education Summit2024 organised by First India News Channel, state university educators discussed crucial educational issues. Pawan Arora, CEO & Managing Editor of First India News, emphasised improving school education over reliance on coaching institutes. Deputy CM, Dr Prem Chand Bairwa urged educated youth going abroad to pursue education, to return and contribute to India, questioning the competitiveness of our education system.

Directors of institutions praised First India for its edu innovations. The summit also provided career guidance and stress management tips. Manipal University President GK Prabhu, and other educationists like Vedant Garg, Subhash Yadav, NS Rawat, Sanjay Biyani, Kamala Poddar, and Mukesh Arora, participated in the special education discussion.

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