Many prominent personalities of the country have already expressed their views on the ongoing protests against the NIT examination at Jantar Mantar. Now the little master of cricket Sachin Tendulkar opened his mouth on that issue. “We must work together to create an environment where students do not face such situations in future.
In X Handle, Sachin writes that his father was a professor and a mentor to many young students. His father taught him an important lesson at an early age: failure is not a crime, but cheating is absolutely evil. Never take shortcuts or easy paths in life. “As responsible citizens of the society, it is our responsibility to create a healthy culture. In a society where results are more important than hard work, people take shortcuts over merit. It is normal for students to be disappointed after working hard and not getting the right results. So, we need to work together to create an environment where they never have to see such a day again.
Then he wrote again that our young India is full of dreams and vitality. They are the driving force behind our success. People from all walks of life including parents, teachers, friends, relatives, educational institutions and administrative officials have a huge responsibility here. Each of us must play our part so that our young community can always move forward with enthusiasm and enthusiasm. We need to create a culture where hard work is recognized, integrity is encouraged and merit wins. Sachin believes that together everyone can come up with a solution that will secure the future of our children and help them fulfill their dreams. Jai Hind
Abhinav Bindra, who won India’s first individual gold medal at the Olympics, also spoke on the issue. He made it clear that some issues are of concern to the entire country and attention should be paid to these issues, forgetting all the country’s differences. Indian tennis star Sania Mirza said we must listen to the voice of students and reform our education system. “Violence has no place in our society,” he said, adding that we must all work together to secure the future of the country’s youth.