To inspire and guide young minds for dreaming big and excel in life, Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain on Tuesday ignited the spirits of young students, urging them to dream big, pursue them with unwavering dedication, and conquer impossible challenges through relentless hard work and determination.
Interacting at the School of Eminence Government Model Senior Secondary School, Millerganj, as part of the Punjab Government’s School Mentorship Program, Jain inspired students of classes 9 and 10 to chase their aspirations with passion and perseverance. “You are the architects of your own destiny,” Jain stated, emphasizing the importance of setting clear, ambitious goals.
Dream big, aim high, and let nothing deter you from achieving greatness. He reminded the students that they carry the immense responsibility of shaping India into a global superpower, urging them to stay focused and resilient in the face of challenges. “Setbacks are not failures; they are stepping stones to success.
Drawing inspiration from India’s freedom fighters, martyrs, Jain called on the students to honour their legacy by striving for excellence. “These heroes sacrificed everything for our nation’s freedom. You, as the future of India, must channel that same courage and commitment to build a brighter, stronger nation,” he said.
In an interactive and personal moment, Jain engaged directly with the students, disclosing about their schooling and how one day, a DC of that time came to his school and on that day he dreamt of becoming an IAS officer He asked students to write down their goals for the next meeting, promising personalized guidance.
Share your dreams with me, and together, we will chart the path to make them come true,” Jain said, fostering a sense of trust and mentorship. During the interaction, the students enthusiastically shared their diverse aspirations with the Deputy Commissioner, revealing dreams of becoming IAS and IPS officers, doctors, scientists, army officers, artists, cricketers, fashion designers, makeup artists, air hostesses, news anchors, and more.
Jain listened attentively to each student and asked them to contact him if they faced any kind of any issue.
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