Mandya: Deputy commissioner Kumara has directed officials to identify children from minority communities who have dropped out of school due to economic or social reasons and are working in garages and other establishments, and take steps to bring them back into the education system.
Chairing a review meeting on the implementation of the Prime Minister’s new 15-point programme for minorities on Tuesday, he stressed the need for coordinated efforts to prevent children from being deprived of education. Children below 18 found working in garages must be identified and rehabilitated through coordinated efforts by the departments concerned. Speaking after inaugurating the District-Level Youth Festival 2026-27 at Sri Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar Kalamandira in Mandya on Tuesday, he said the festival provided an excellent platform for young people to showcase their abilities and gain recognition. Zilla panchayat CEO KR Nandini said more than 65% of India’s population comprised young people and urged them to set clear goals, recognise their individual strengths, work hard and stay away from bad habits.
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