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Teachers are the role model for younger generation

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May 6, 2012, 12:00 am IST
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—Bhagaiahji

The RSS Sampark Vibhag organised a one-day conference of heads of various educational institutions at Bengaluru on April 29. The theme of the event conference was ‘Role of Educational Institutions in Nation Building’.
RSS Akhil Bharatiya Bauddhik Pramukh Shri Bhagaiahji delivered the key note address at the conference. He said: “Nation is the ultimate entity for all individuals. All work is to ensure a national enthusiasm at all levels. RSS or any organisation is not ultimate. It may or may not exist in future. But the nation is eternal, it will be there always. Hence, think and work for the nation.” He said the teachers should be the role model for younger generation. “Nation needs new scientists and many personalities with great excellence like Sir MV, Vivekananda, etc. Hence, the role of educational institutions is high,” he added.

Dr NR Shetty, former Vice Chancellor of the Bangalore University, called for a united effort in building the nation. Prof K Narahari, national president of the Madhyamik Shikshak Sangh, Shri Tippeswamy, RSS Prant Karyavah, were also present. Heads of various institutions, vice chancellors, registrars, syndicate members and academicians of Bengaluru participated in the conference.       (FOC)

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