Kurukshetra , August 20- To pay homage to Bharat Ratan Rajiv Gandhi on his birth anniversary more than an annual ritual, we need to change the mind set of our youth on democracy, development and secularism without discontent, deprivation and discrimination. This was stated by Professor. M. M. Goel, President Antarjyoti - a national level organization committed to the great cause of public welfare (Lokasangrah). Antarjyoti celebrated Goodwill Day (Sadbhawna Divas) by making people understand, analyze and interpret democracy as strength as well as a weakness. To ensure secularity, the blood donation and spirituality need to be promoted among youth who are the harbingers of change for better tomorrow. The colour of blood is red for one and all with any caste, creed or gender, said Professor Goel who is the member of the Rajiv Gandhi Study Circle also . To face the challenges of the times, we need to promote survival of the weak by becoming unique through learning the skills of cooperation and co-existence, appealed Antarjyoti.
Posted on: Thu, 22 Aug 2013 01:53:27 +0000
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