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Children's Day 2023: President Murmu meets children from various schools, interacts with them
Updated On: 14 November, 2023 01:56 PM IST | Sanjana Deshpande
President Murmu on Tuesday met children from various schools on the occasion of Children's Day. She said it was a collective responsibility to nurture and safeguard the future of the nation by ensuring the proper upbringing of children. Pics/Rashtrapati Bhavan


Acknowledging children's proficiency in technology and diverse knowledge, the President highlighted their remarkable talent showcased both nationally and internationally.

Encouraging the direction of children's talents, the President stressed the joint responsibility of society in guiding and harnessing their potential positively.

Highlighting children's innate sensitivity towards others' emotions, she advocated for instilling values of empathy, kindness, and a caring attitude from an early age.

Emphasising the need for environmental awareness, President Murmu urged inculcating values of environmental health and cleanliness among children.

Promoting the habit of reading, the President highlighted the transformative power of books in shaping positive changes in one's personality and character.

Encouraging children to recognize their potential and pursue their goals with unwavering dedication and hard work, fostering a sense of purpose and achievement.

Advocating the reading of biographies of great personalities, she highlighted their role in inspiring children and preparing them to face life's challenges.

Encouraging children to embrace books as companions, President Murmu emphasized the profound impact of good literature in shaping their personal development and growth.
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