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Young Indians must drive nation-building, says Nandyal official
Nandyal Collector Rajakumari Ganiya has called on youth to balance academic achievement with developing leadership qualities and practical skills. Speaking at an event inauguration, the official stressed the importance of self-confidence and creative thinking in nation-building efforts.
LSN India ·
Rajakumari Ganiya, Collector of Nandyal district in Andhra Pradesh, has appealed to young people to become active participants in India's development, emphasizing that students must cultivate skills beyond their academic curriculum.
Addressing attendees at the event inauguration, Ganiya highlighted the need for youth to build leadership qualities and develop self-confidence as they pursue their educational goals. She underscored that creative thinking and practical skill development should complement classroom learning to prepare the next generation for meaningful contributions to the nation.
The Collector's remarks reflect growing focus on holistic youth development across India's educational institutions. Officials and administrators have increasingly advocated for programs that nurture both intellectual and interpersonal competencies among students.
Ganiya's message resonates with broader initiatives aimed at encouraging young Indians to view themselves as stakeholders in the country's progress rather than passive beneficiaries of development efforts.