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 LG felicitates and interacts with Youth, highlights changes taking place in higher education

Visionary National Education Policy is laying a strong foundation for our future growth: LG Sinha

Focus on knowledge connectivity, skilling, entrepreneurship and sustained growth has made India world's new growth engine: LG

We are the fastest growing economy today but our challenge is to make sure India's share of world GDP is more than a quarter by 2047: LG Sinha

UTTAR PRADESH, DECEMBER 16: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today felicitated and interacted with the Youth during Pratibha Samman Samaroh at Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Degree College, Gonda, Uttar Pradesh. The event was organized to commemorate the death anniversary of former Member of Parliament and senior BJP Leader Shri Satya Deo Singh.


At the memorial event, the Lieutenant Governor paid homage to Shri Satya Deo Singh and recalled his dedicated service to the nation and commitment to the public good.

“Satya Deo Singh was a widely respected leader who distinguished himself in various capacities in a public career spanning more than four decades. He understood the needs of the future and the challenges India was facing and remained committed to provide solutions by ensuring social equality and equal access to opportunity for all,” the Lieutenant Governor said.


In his address, the Lieutenant Governor highlighted the changes taking place in higher education sector, under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, in the past few years.

He said the visionary National Education Policy is laying a strong foundation for our future growth. Focus on knowledge connectivity, skilling, entrepreneurship and sustained growth has made India world's new growth engine, he added.

The Lieutenant Governor emphasised the crucial role of educational institutions in capacity building of the future workforce and realizing the vision of Developed India.


He observed that the educational institutions are driving the nation's progress and they should promote learning beyond the classroom.

National Education Policy 2020 emphasizes on capacity building to adjust to continuously changing scenarios. It has given the college campus the courage to make new discoveries, new inventions. We need to make necessary reforms, aligned with NEP 2020, to develop a conducive environment where students acquire skills and values to deal with the challenges of the real world, the Lieutenant Governor added.

“We are the fastest growing economy today but our challenge is to make sure India's share of world GDP is more than a quarter by 2047,” he said.

The Lieutenant Governor also gave his valuable suggestions on promoting innovation, invention and research and encouraging inter-disciplinary education in the educational institutions.

Every higher educational institution should focus on four important aspects - Access, Equity, Quality and Outcome, and nurture scientific-thinking, curiosity and creativity among the students. Youth should be prepared for moral leadership and also motivate others to work for the welfare of the society, he further added. 

On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor felicitated individuals who excelled in diverse fields. He also inaugurated the Shastri Pavillion at Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Degree College and released a publication of Satya Saroj Foundation.

Ms Neha Sharma, President, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Degree College Managing Committee; Ms Varsha Singh, Vice President of the college’s Managing Committee; members of Satya-Saroj Foundation, prominent citizens, faculty members and students of the college were present.

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NOIDA-Uttar Pradesh: YouTuber Elvish Yadav and the champion of Bigg Boss OTT, has been remanded to judicial custody for a period of 14 days in connection with a startling case involving the illicit use of snake venom at rave gatherings. Yadav’s detention followed extensive interrogation by the Noida Police regarding a raid carried out in November 2023. An FIR has been lodged at Sector 49 Noida police station against six persons, including Elvish Yadav, under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972 and section 120B of the IPC for criminal conspiracy.

The Wildlife Protection Act of 1972, designed to safeguard India’s wildlife and their habitats, prohibits activities such as hunting, poaching, and illegal trading of protected wildlife species and their parts. Additionally, IPC Section 120B outlines penalties for criminal conspiracy, applicable in cases where there’s evidence of organized plans to violate wildlife protection laws.

The investigation unfolded following a raid on November 3rd, 2023, when Noida Police uncovered a rave party at a banquet hall in Sector 51, where snake venom was allegedly being used as a recreational substance. Among the five individuals arrested were four snake charmers, and the authorities seized nine snakes along with 20 ml of snake venom. Disturbingly, all nine snakes had their venom glands surgically extracted.

Further probes linked Elvish Yadav to the event, with suspicions that he may have played a role in organizing the party and supplying the snake venom. There were also allegations of Yadav incorporating snakes and their venom into his YouTube content, potentially violating wildlife protection laws.

Elvish Yadav vehemently refutes these charges, dismissing them as baseless and false. Despite his denials, forensic evidence confirming the presence of snake venom at the party location has strengthened the case against him.

The case has garnered significant attention from animal rights activists, including Maneka Gandhi, who have demanded swift action against Yadav. People For Animals (PFA), an animal rights organization, has filed additional complaints against Yadav, accusing him of making threats subsequent to the raid.

This incident raises concerns about the accountability of social media influencers like Yadav and underscores the dangers of promoting harmful practices. It also highlights the imperative to protect wildlife from exploitation and misuse.

As the case progresses, with Yadav remaining in judicial custody, the court will assess the extent of his involvement in this troubling affair.

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