TALENT IS BEHOLDEN TO NO ONE: MANTU

TALENT IS BEHOLDEN TO NO ONE: MANTU

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA---------------------------The Bhojpur unit of the Bihar State Primary Teachers' Association honored two students—Sumit Kumar, son of Ramesh Sah (from the newly upgraded Middle School, Bhakura, Tarari), for securing the 8th rank, and Anjali Kumari, daughter of Upendra Singh (from NP High School, Sikraul, Tarari), for securing the 10th rank at the state level—by presenting them with traditional ceremonial scarves (*Ang Vastras*), diaries, and pens. The Association's District President, Pankaj Kumar Singh 'Mantu', remarked that talent is beholden to no one. Despite limited resources, these children have achieved this milestone solely through their dedication and hard work. Every parent needs to channel their energy into providing an education for their children; for if children acquire a sound education, they can transform the fortunes of generations to come. Teacher leaders emphasized that it is through education alone that one can shape and better one's life. Therefore, every child should draw inspiration from these examples. All the parents felt a profound sense of pride upon witnessing their children's achievements. The teacher leaders collectively extended their best wishes for the bright future of these three students. Dozens of dignitaries were present on this occasion, including the Bihar State Primary Teachers' Association's District President Pankaj Kumar Singh 'Mantu', General Secretary Parmeshwar Paswan, Tarari Block President Lalbabu Singh, BSTTA District President Ajay Kumar Singh, Jagdishpur General Secretary Chandradev Kumar Singh, teachers Shivkumar, Anil Kumar, 'Good Baba', and Mohammad Ashraf, Deputy *Mukhiya* Nand Kumar Ram, former *Sarpanch* Ramdayal Singh, Ravi Lal, Shailesh Kumar, Amit Lal, and Ritesh Lal.