Yogi takes a selfie with students from Devprayag in Uttarakhand on Saturday
If you move forward with positive thinking, no challenge can become a difficulty and it transforms the pace of life into progress,” he said. Asking officials to take the children to the ongoing Gomti Book Festival, the CM said that they should all read PM Narendra Modi ’s book Exam Warriors and added that it is a book that should be compulsorily read by people. “Do not avoid a challenge by considering it a problem. Rather, make an effort to take it towards a solution. Challenges arise in the lives of young people, so do not be disturbed by them.
Lucknow : In an interaction with meritorious students from Devprayag in Uttarakhand on Saturday, who were in Lucknow on Bharat Darshan Educational Tour Programme, chief minister Yogi Adityanath encouraged them to be self-confident as that would give them the inner strength to face difficult situations.
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Talking about the importance of educational tours, the CM said that such tours play an important role in allowing students to understand the country and the state, society, heritage, and the reality of the world. He also noted that these experiences are very useful. The CM also encouraged students to read the biographies of great personalities and religious scriptures. Download the TOI App.
On social media and artificial intelligence, the CM said: “Use it, but do not become dependent on it. He said smartphones can be used to access important information, news, digital libraries, AI, ChatGPT, the Internet of Things, robotics, drone-space technology, and other subjects and that it can also be linked with career building. Yogi called technology the need of the hour but also highlighted its negative impact. Keep in mind that technology should be operated by us, not us by technology. He also expressed concern over the excessive time young people spend on smartphones and called it a waste of time.