Pushkar Singh Dhami Addresses Nearly 8 Lakh Uttarakhand Schoolchildren Through Virtual Programme

Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami addressed nearly 8 lakh schoolchildren across the state through the ‘Dil Ki Baat, Uncle Dhami Ke Saath’ programme. He joined the programme virtually from the Chief Minister’s residence on Thursday.

During the interaction, Dhami extended greetings to the children on Dhanteras, Diwali, Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj. He also spoke about the cultural and social importance of the festivals.

The Chief Minister shared an inspirational message with the students on cleanliness, safety, studies and their goals for the future. The programme connected schoolchildren studying in different cities and villages of the state, as well as those living in remote hilly areas, through modern technology.

Focus on children’s talent and ideas

Dhami said the purpose of the ‘Dil Ki Baat, Uncle Dhami Ke Saath’ programme is to maintain continuous engagement with the children of the state. He said the initiative will encourage their talent and provide them guidance on education, culture, moral values and important issues related to life.

The Chief Minister said lakhs of children from different parts of the state joined the programme together through the virtual medium. This included children from remote mountain regions and students studying in various cities and villages.

Programme to use AI and digital technology

The programme will be taken forward with the use of AI and digital technology. This will help provide children with useful and inspiring information, according to the details shared about the initiative.

Dhami said the dreams, talent and new thinking of children would play an important role in building a developed Uttarakhand. The programme seeks to remain connected with students while giving them guidance and encouragement on subjects linked to their education, values, culture and future goals.