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Yogi Adityanath Warns Youth Against Addiction, Honors Bipin Rawat

Yogi Adityanath Warns Youth Against Addiction, Honors Bipin Rawat
CM Yogi warns against divisive forces, pays tribute to Gen Bipin Rawat in Gorakhpur · thestatesman.com

The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, spoke about the importance of national unity and warned against people who try to divide society based on caste, region, or language.

He also opened a new big hall named after General Bipin Rawat, a very important military leader, and unveiled a statue of him.

General Rawat died four years ago, and the Chief Minister and others remembered his bravery and service to India.

They also talked about following some important life principles suggested by the Prime Minister to make India stronger.

Additionally, Yogi Adityanath warned the youth about the dangers of drug abuse and smartphone addiction.

He advised them to limit their smartphone use and stay updated with new technologies.

He also emphasized the importance of hard work, teamwork, and resilience in achieving success.

During a ceremony, he and Uttarakhand Governor Lieutenant General Gurmeet Singh honored outstanding institutions, teachers, staff members, and students, and released memorial books.

Key facts

Event Location
Sainik School Gorakhpur
Event Date
Tuesday (unspecified date)
Auditorium Capacity
Over 1,000
Auditorium Name
Late General Bipin Rawat Auditorium
Statue Installer
GBR Memorial Foundation of India
Special Guest
Lieutenant General Vikas Lakhera
Booklet Released
General Rawat’s Life Booklet
Second Event Location
Mahayogi Gorakhnath University
Second Event Date
Wednesday (unspecified date)
Chief Guest
Uttarakhand Governor Lieutenant General Gurmeet Singh (Retd)
Awards Presented
150 awards on stage, 700 additional awards
Books Released
Memorial volume dedicated to Prof. U.P. Singh, 'Jeevan Mulya Praman Patra Sangrah Pathyakram'

Quotes

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh

“Today’s youth face two major threats: drug abuse and smartphone addiction. They must distance themselves from both. The more they avoid these habits, the better they can protect their own future as well as the nation’s. Only by staying free from addiction can young people fulfill their responsibilities toward their family, society, and country.”
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“Though difficult at first, they should cut back gradually. Limit mobile use to half an hour or an hour only when necessary. Use it mainly for essential calls, not mindless scrolling.”
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