Member of the Lok Sabha, Koppal

A verse in Sanskrit states:

“ Only a fourth part of knowledge does one gather from a teacher, a quarter the student acquires by self-effort, another quarter he learns from his co- students and the final quarter accrues in course  of time making him fully knowledgeable.”

The verse underlines the fact that our knowledge is influenced by the ambience we are part of. So it is our bounden duty to ensure the quality of other factors too which are of considerable value.

Life is diametrically changed and different from the previous years. These changes can be perceived in the life styles, food habits, and approach to the people, relations and social fabric. Then how can we expect a child to accept that stereotyped system of imparting education which had been used to teach us. In the changed scenario the words of Rabindra Nath Tagore are highly relevant.

“Don’t limit a child to your own learning, for he was born in another time.” A child’s world is a tapestry of varied patterns and designs. Given freedom to work, explore, think and create, today’s children can do wonders.  

Most importantly, the need of the time is to prepare our children to be inquisitive enough to know the unknown, to explore the unexplored and to make a child think globally to be able to work locally. 

Millennium Public School (CBSE) which is a rural CBSE school has enormous opportunities for the students to excel in personal, intellectual, social, and physical spheres. With a great vision and mission definitely they will nurture our children competent enough to be relevant in the generations to come.

Mr. Karadi Sanganna

Honourable Member of the Lok Sabha