Class IX and X students who came to AKTU on an educational tour saw various labs
Lucknow: Anything can be achieved by hard work and commitment towards the goal. There is no dearth of talent in rural children, they just need an opportunity. The whole country is looking at you. The responsibility of developing India will be on your shoulders. So study with full hard work.
Children, you may become a doctor, engineer, scientist or whatever in the future, but it is more important to become a good human being. These things were said by the Honorable Vice Chancellor Prof. JP Pandey to the students of Class IX and X of Government Sitapur who came on an educational tour of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University.
Finance Officer Keshav Singh also encouraged the children. He said that all of you have a lot of potential, you just need to take them forward. Rural children are very hardworking. Make your ability your strength.
Earlier, when the children reached the lab, away from the daily routine of classroom, teacher, lecture and book, their eyes lit up. The children were looking at the various parts of the lab very seriously. They were asking for details about each and every thing. During this, the children inspected the AI lab, 3D printing lab, Google coding lab, robotics, industrial automation lab, AI lab, cyber security lab, characterization nano lab etc. The children got information about how models are made from 3D printing.
After seeing the lab, it seemed as if the children have found the path to the future. Some started dreaming of becoming like Dr. Kalam, while some were eager to work in the field of engineering.
The children also visited the library
During the inspection, the children also reached the digital library of the university. There the children got information about the library. For example, they also asked about what kind of books are there and how books can be read on the digital library.
During this, Assistant Registrar Ranjit Singh coordinated. On this occasion, Innovation Hub head Maheep Singh and manager Vandana Sharma told the students about innovation and entrepreneurship. Dr. Varsha Shukla, Anurag Choubey, Monica Singh shared information about the lab with the children.
