The society in which the elders are respected, that society progresses: Industry Minister Shri Lakhan Lal Devangan

The society in which the elders are respected, that society progresses. By inculcating respect for them, we can preserve our civilization and culture. Respect for elders is the hallmark of our culture. Today, the first Guru for children is their parents. Grandparents teach children values. The above words were said by Commerce Industry and Labor Minister Shri Lakhan Lal Devangan from the seat of the chief guest on the occasion of the 18th Foundation Day of Senior Citizen Welfare Committee at Anubhav Bhawan located in Balco Nagar. Minister Shri Lakhan Lal Devangan inaugurated the newly constructed building in the Anubhav Bhawan of the committee by cutting the ribbon. On the demand of the committee, he announced to give Rs 10 lakh from the MLA fund for construction of an additional building on the upper floor of the building. He also announced the supply of 4 air conditioners and 2 TVs.

He said that respecting elders is our tradition. We always get guidance from elders directly or indirectly. The country has the highest number of youth, if the elders keep guiding them, then India can be made a leading country. Labor Minister Shri Devangan said that the need of elders is always felt in a joint family. It is the responsibility of the elders to give the benefit of their experience to the coming generation as a blessing. Society and country will prosper only with the energy of the youth and the experience of the elders.

Labor Minister Shri Devangan said that it is a matter of great happiness that through the committee, all of you are connected to each other even after retirement after so many years. You stood by each other in happiness and sorrow.