Students should not limit themselves by setting goals – Shri Arun Sao.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Arun Saw today attended the Sri Sadguru Prakatya Mahotsav and Foundation Day celebrations at Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University in Dhaneli, Raipur. He felicitated the university professors who did excellent work and the students who won medals in the Indo-Nepal Youth Games at the function.

    Addressing the students and professors of the university in the program, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sao said that Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University has created its own identity in Chhattisgarh and India in the last seven years. This university is associated with education and employment-oriented courses as well as culture and spirituality. Students from abroad are also coming here to study. He said that since ancient times, India has been giving to the whole world. India has given things like medicine, science, Vedas, spirituality to the world. Our culture and imagination is so broad that by adopting the principle of ‘Swasudhaiva Kutumbakam’, we consider the whole world as our family.

    Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Saw said in the program that under the leadership of Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi, the country has progressed towards becoming a Vishwa Guru in the last ten years. The foundation of building a strong India has been laid in these ten years. Addressing the students, he said that do not set any limits for yourself by setting any goal for life. You should work with dedication and devotion in your subject and your field. One day you will be at the top. Giving the example of former President Late Mr. APJ Abdul Kalam, he inspired the students that with hard work and dedication in your field, you too can reach the top.

    Vice Chancellor of the University Prof. S.K. Singh also addressed the function. Vice Chancellor Mr. Harsh Vardhan presented the welcome address in the function. Registrar Dr. Saurabh Kumar Sharma read the annual report of the University. All the professors including Dean (Academics) of the University and a large number of students were also present in the program.