Archive · 30 May 2025
Devegowda Advocates Youth in Farming and Value-Based Education
Devegowda, a former minister, wants young people to become farmers because there will be many job opportunities in the future.
He also thinks schools should teach kids good values like respect and kindness, along with their regular subjects.
He believes education should help kids become good people, not just smart ones.
He shared how important teachers are, and how much the government supports schools.
He wants schools to include activities like yoga and drama and encouraged schools to recite the Constitution to develop leadership skills.
Devegowda emphasized attracting youth to farming.
He highlighted the need for value-based education.
He advocated integrating yoga, meditation, and extracurriculars.
Devegowda stressed the importance of mutual respect between teachers and headmasters.
He shared contributions to government schools, including infrastructure.
- Who
- GT Devegowda, former minister and MLA, spoke at the College of Horticulture annual day and a school reopening ceremony.
- What
- Devegowda discussed the need to attract youth to farming and the importance of value-based education, emphasizing the integration of yoga, meditation, and moral values in schools.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Mysuru, Karnataka
- Why
- Devegowda believes that value-based education is crucial for character development and that the government must support agriculture to attract youth to farming, recognizing its job potential.
- Role
- Former Minister, MLA
- Location
- Mysuru, Karnataka
- Focus
- Agriculture and Education
- Event
- College of Horticulture Annual Day, School Reopening Ceremony
