‘My Dream India’ Programme Held at Munsling School Rangrik, Students Share Their Vision of a Developed India by 2047
Rangrik: Under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’, the ‘My Dream India’ programme was organised at Munsling School, Rangrik, with the objective of nurturing patriotism, social responsibility and a sense of national commitment among students. The programme also aimed to encourage young minds to envision India as a self-reliant and developed nation by the year 2047, while providing students with a meaningful platform to express their creativity, ideas and aspirations through various activities.
During the programme, students presented their vision of their dream India through painting, speeches and other creative activities. Their presentations reflected their aspirations for a clean, educated, self-reliant, inclusive and developed India. The enthusiasm and innovative ideas presented by the students remained a major highlight of the programme, showcasing their understanding of the country's future and their aspirations for a progressive India.
On the occasion, former MLA and BJP State Working Committee Member Shri Ravi Thakur interacted with the students and listened to their views and dreams for India in 2047. He said that the imagination of children provides a glimpse into the India of the future. He described the interaction with the students and listening to their ideas as an inspiring experience.
The programme was organised with the support and cooperation of the institution’s founder, Lama Ji Shri Tashi Namgyal Ji. Shri Jyoti Kapoor Ji, District Co-Incharge of Lahaul-Spiti BJP; Shri Rakesh Ji, District General Secretary and Programme In-charge; office-bearers and workers from Lahaul-Spiti; School Principal Shri Chhering Ji; teachers; and students were present on the occasion.
Through the ‘My Dream India’ programme, students not only showcased their artistic and creative talents but also expressed their thoughts, responsibilities and aspirations towards the future of the nation. The programme provided an encouraging platform for young minds to share how they envision India in 2047 and highlighted the importance of their ideas, creativity and participation in building a self-reliant and developed nation.