Gujarat: In this era of social media, it is essential to set time limit – CM Bhupendra Patel advice to student

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel offers advice to students regarding social media. Who has set a time limit for browsing social media? If you become addicted to social media, you won't even realize how much time has slipped away. In this era of social media, establishing a time limit is crucial. Students must definitely set a specific time limit for using social media for academic purposes. This ensures that their focus does not waver from their studies due to social media distractions.

Otherwise, during examinations, you will fail to recall what you had studied. — Bhupendra Patel, Chief Minister

Students must definitely set a specific time limit for using social media

PM Modi has placed great emphasis on education. During his tenure as Chief Minister, PM Modi accomplished significant work in the education sector. Education is not merely important; it is mandatory. Girls have actively participated in school enrollment drives. Schools across the state have been equipped with smart classrooms under the 'Mission School of Excellence' initiative.

Under PM Modi's guidance, higher education is now available in the mother tongue as well. Under this scheme, scholarships amounting to ₹354 crore have been deposited directly into students' bank accounts. The country's education sector has undergone a monumental transformation.

Education is not merely important; it is mandatory

A scheme providing monthly financial assistance has been launched. The results of the scholarship program have been highly encouraging; specifically, there has been a 6 to 7 percent increase in girls' education. For the past six years, Gujarat has consistently held the top position in terms of startups. Students can actively participate in this ecosystem—something that was not possible in the past.

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The Gujarat government has provided a dedicated platform to facilitate this. The Gujarat government has set a benchmark in the field of innovation. The number of science schools has been increased to 2,834. Previously, such schools were so scarce that they could be counted on one's fingertips. Now, the number of science colleges has risen to 3,200. There has also been a significant increase in the number of engineering colleges. Public interest in education has grown substantially.

The Gujarat government operates with foresight and deliberation. The role of the youth—or 'Yuva Shakti'—is absolutely critical in fulfilling the resolve to build a developed India.