In 1960, Gujarat obtained its separate entity and since than its progress has achieved new heights in every sphere. In last one decade, Gujarat’s growth has not only been limited to industrial and economical expansion but also in the field of human resource development.
The long-sightedness of the Hon. C.M. Shri Narendra Modi, has emphasized the need for Panchamrut Philosophy which includes the intensification of five vital power to enrich the citizens with comprehensive development. They are Gyan Shakti [KnowledgeSource], Jal Shakti [Water Source], Urja Shakti [Energy Source], Raksha Shakti [Security Power] and Jan Shakti [Human Resource Power].
In Panchamrut Philosophy, the knowledge power is of fundamental requisite. Around the globe, any nation that becomes super power, the mammoth knowledge source is the root cause for its glorious achievements. The Gujarat Govt. has initiated serious efforts in full force, in this direction.
After coming to power, in 2001, Hon. C.M. Shri Modiji, has presented novel thoughts and innovative ideas regarding developing knowledge power. Be it the celebration of Children joining schooling [Shala Preveshotsva] or Female education [Kanya Kelvani] or Children University [Bal University] or Upliftment of Teaching methods [Gunotsva] or Training to Bureaucrats [Karmayogi Talim] or School Adoption Program me or The Scope Project or The Saptadhara Project [highlighting the extra curriculum abilities] or the Vidyadeep Yojna or the Sakshardeep Yojna.
The list is never ending...
Shala Preveshotsva: Celebration and festivity is the prime heritage of our culture. Indian culture can boast of innumerable festivals that colors the lives of people.
But,
Among them, there is one that is initiated by the current Gujarat Govt.
The brainchild of the Hon. C.M. ..
That lights up the lives of young children and ensures them bright tomorrow..
During the month of June, when the initial rain drops shower the earth and the mother nature is blooming at its best, the budding buds of our society begin a new chapter of their lives..
And,
This new beginning is celebrated with frolic by Gujarat Govt. The entire village folks participate in this festivity. The school is decorated to welcome the fresh entrants and the little stars are taken to the school premises in a grand procession, in tractor or the bullock cart on the beat of drum. The school staff, Govt. Authorities as well as invitees greet the children with kumkum on their fore-head and present them with books and slate.
Thus, the complete celebration becomes a life time reminicient..
Kanya Kelvani Mahotsva: It’s a well known aphorism that “ When a son of the family is presented with education, he will uplift a family but if daughter is imparted with education, she will take ahead two families.”
For all this years, since Gujarat acquired state status, it had never achieved satisfactory standard in Female education. In the interior regions and diminutive villages, the ratio of daughters education was negligible. An uneducated daughter could never contribute to the nation’s growth or obtain comfortable standard of surviving. The states Hon. ex. Education Minister and currently Revenue Minister, Smt Anandiben Patel took detrimental steps to eradicate the prevailing situation of uneducated daughters and in a short span of time, initiated 9,72, 265 lakh daughters to gain education. In last 5 years, the enrolment rate, among boys has increased by 6.49% and among girls, its reached 6.46% In net enrollment ratio, the growth among boys, has been 22.84% where as among firls, its increased by 23.15%
The Hon. C.M. is extremely vigilant regarding the unaffordability by females in attaining education. And, to overcome this complexity the Hon. C.M. has started a fund known as “Mananiya Mukhya Mantri Shrini Kanya Kelvani Nidhi. “Under, this fund, the amount collected worth, Rs. 18, 01, 05, 657/oo has been offered to educate and thus uplift, the daughters and create a sound society for tomorrow.
Gujarat’s nari shakti will surely enrich the nation in various fields tomorrow.
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