JAMMU, Sep 10: In a powerful address at a religious function held at the sacred asthan of Sankri Devta in Chak Jaffar here today, Dr Ramesh Kaith, a beacon of knowledge and compassion, emphasized the transformative power of education, likening it to “eyes to the blind”. He called upon the educated youth to be the torchbearers of change, reaching out to the underprivileged and lighting the path to a brighter future.
“Education is the key to unlocking the potential of the marginalized and the marginalized are the key to a nation’s progress,” Dr Kaith said, urging the youth to invest their time and expertise in empowering the poor, especially in the slum areas. “Let us join hands to create a ripple effect of literacy, transforming lives and shaping a more equitable society,” he added.
Dr Kaith’s message resonated deeply with the audience, inspiring a renewed commitment to the noble cause of education. His words echoed the timeless wisdom of the ages: that education is the birthright of every child, and it is our collective responsibility to 6 that this right is realized.
As the world grapples with the challenges of inequality and ignorance, Dr Kaith’s clarion call to action serves as a reminder that the power to change the world lies within each one of us. Let us heed his words and work towards creating a society where every individual has access to quality education, and every mind is empowered to reach its full potential, said the attendees.
Earlier, attendees paid obeisance to Sankri Devta, praying for the wellbeing of all.
Notable attendees included Vijay Kumar Kaith, Retired Sub Inspector Karan Kumar Kaith, Gurdyal Kaith, Tarsam Kaith, Ram Lal and many others.
The event inspired a renewed commitment to education, echoing the idea that it’s every child’s birthright.