‘Teachers come in different forms’, say CEO, RSP at Teachers’ Day celebration
Rourkela, Sept 5: ‘Teachers come
in different forms’, said Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rourkela Steel Plant
while addressing the teachers and the students on September 5 on the occasion
of the Teachers Day celebration at Civic Centre here.
RSP CEO addressing at Teachers' Day celebration |
The CEO G S Prasad was the chief
guest on the occasion.
Recalling the immense
contribution for the cause of education by Dr Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the
second President of India whose birthday is celebrated as Teacher’s Day, he
urged the teachers to walk the talk.
He extolled the contributions
made by Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, the missile man of India, in the area of education
and the impact on the lives of students. Adding further, he said that learning
is a never ending process and one should be ready to learn from everyone
including the happening around and the surroundings.
He urged the teachers to invest
in students and build great individuals with humane qualities which would
benefit the country at large.
Reflecting on the present
educational mode, he stressed upon the need to come out of the ‘Placement
Theory’ of education and use education as a means for the holistic development
of the child.
The CEO inaugurated the function
by paying floral tribute to Late Dr S Radhakrishnan and lighting the ceremonial
lamp.
Present on the occasion were MK
Das, ED (Projects), Ashwini Kumar, ED (Works), Mrs Sabita Kumar, Vice President
of Deepika Mahila Sanghati, Dr AK Singh, Director (M&HS), SN Nayak, General
Manager (Town Services & CSR), the guest speakers, Dr (Mrs) Rita Ray,
Professor & Head of the Department of Sociology of Utkal University, Dr
Kumarbar Das, Vice Chancellor of Fakir Mohan University in Balasore, principals
of educational institutions and senior officers of RSP.
Prasad felicitated the two
eminent guest speakers. Earlier an opening song ‘Guru Vandana’ was presented by
the choir group of Ispat English Medium School, Sector-20, followed by a
presentation of a short documentary on the life of Dr S Radhakrishnan.
‘Freedom of thought is the
hallmark of education’, said the guest speaker Dr Das. He stated that the goal
of education is education of soul aimed at producing a complete human being. He
asked the teacher to strive for becoming great teachers and not just good or
popular ones.
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