Ashish Sharma Distributes Free Study Material In Five Hathras Schools

Former municipal chairman Pandit Ashish Sharma carried forward his service campaign in Hathras on Thursday by distributing free study material to students in five schools of the district under the nationwide “Seva Sankalp Abhiyan” being run to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.

The programme was organised as part of the ongoing campaign, during which copies and other study material were handed over to boys and girls studying in the schools. The students appeared delighted after receiving the notebooks and other educational items.

Under the same campaign, study material had earlier been distributed in schools in Lakhnu, Pura and Jafrabad. Continuing that sequence, programmes were held in five more schools, where Pandit Ashish Sharma addressed both students and teachers.

Speaking to the gathering, he said that educated, cultured and nation-devoted youth are the strong foundation of a developed India. He also appealed to students to draw inspiration from the life struggle and national service of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Pandit Ashish Sharma also made a special announcement aimed at further strengthening the feeling of patriotism among students. He said the national song “Vande Mataram” has been printed on the back cover of the notebooks distributed to the students.

He announced that the boy or girl student who first memorises it correctly and recites it in its proper form will be honoured on stage with a special prize. After this announcement, a visible enthusiasm was seen among the students to learn “Vande Mataram” by heart.

At the end of the programme, the school management, teachers and local dignitaries appreciated the effort made by Pandit Ashish Sharma. On behalf of the organisers, he was honoured with a memento.

During the event, students were wished a bright future and were encouraged to make education, values and love for the nation a part of their lives. The programme, held in connection with the “Seva Sankalp Abhiyan”, focused on both educational support and the message of national commitment among schoolchildren.