New Delhi: On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Vidya Samiksha Kendra in Gandhinagar can bring substantial changes in education field nationwide while calling upon other states to study the initiative.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was at an event laying foundation stone for multiple projects at Banas Dairy Sankul in Diyodar in Gujarat’s Banaskantha district. PM Modi said the children in the country will be benefitting from a modern system like Vidya Samiksha Kendra. It also ensures bright future for India.
“It gives great pride to see the success and development of Gujarat in all walks of life. I experienced this yesterday at Vidya Samiksha Kendra in Gandhinagar. The use of such a huge technology for our government primary school is a wonder for the world. I have been associated with this sector before, but yesterday I specially went to Gandhinagar to see it,” he said.
PM Modi underlined that Vidya Samiksha Kendra can bring big changes in education field nationwide. “I would also ask the concerned ministries and officials of the Government of India to study Vidya Samiksha Kendra. The concerned departments of different states should also come to Gandhi Nagar and study the initiative,” PM Modi said.
PM Modi is on a three day visit to Gujarat, arrived Ahmedabad on Monday. He lauded Banas Dairy and said it proved that to increase income of local farmers, other resources can also be used.
“Perhaps for the first time in my life, the opportunity has come that over two lakh mothers and sisters are blessing me and all of us here today. This dairy is an example for India on how to strengthen the village economy while empowering mothers and sisters and also the cooperative movement which can boost self-reliant India. All that can be directly experienced here,” said PM Modi.
“Banas Dairy Sankul, Cheese and Whey Plant are important for the expansion of the dairy but it has also proved that other resources can also be used to increase the income of local farmers,” he added.
PM Modi said that Gobar Gas plants by Banas Dairy will help the government’s campaign of ‘Kachre Se Kanchan (waste to wealth)’.
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