The All India Full-time Workers' Class of Vidya Bharati Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Sansthan concluded on Saturday at Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Sharda Vihar, Kerwa Dam Road. On this occasion, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav was present as the chief guest, while Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's All India Executive Member Suresh Soni addressed the workers. Addressing the workers, the chief speaker Suresh Soni said that the role of full-time workers of Vidya Bharati should not be limited to the individual or organizational level, but effective intervention is necessary in the society and especially in the field of education. Discussing the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the challenges posed by it, Soni said that the capacity of machines is increasing with the advancement of technology, but due to its side effects, the physical and mental capabilities of humans are getting affected. Reflecting on the trends of the digital age, he said that today a person may be traveling in a plane, bus or car, but his mind is wandering in the virtual world. This trend is gradually taking the person away from reality, which is also affecting society and family life. He cautioned the workers that technology can connect us, but cannot establish relationships. Soni called upon the people to use artificial intelligence, but keep in mind that it should not weaken our fundamental intelligence. Make technology a means, not an end.

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Vishwamitra relied on education and sanskars to destroy the demons: CM

At the same time, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav in his address presented the example of Maharishi Vishwamitra's faith in Lord Rama and Lakshmana. He said that the Maharishi did not ask for a huge army from King Dasharath to destroy the demons, but he expressed faith in the education and sanskars received in Lord Rama's Gurukul. In this context, underlining the role of Vidya Bharati's Gurukuls and Saraswati Shishu Mandirs, he said that the students studying here are establishing excellence in various fields today. Making an important announcement with the aim of honoring the Indian cultural heritage, the Chief Minister said that two major gates will be built in Bhopal city. One in the name of Raja Bhoj and the other in the name of Raja Vikramaditya. The CM said that this decision will become a powerful medium to convey the glorious history and tradition of the country to the new generation.

700 workers participated

During the ceremony, All India President of Vidya Bharati Dusi Ramakrishna Rao presented a brief outline of the five-day practice class (from March 3 to 8). At the beginning, Dr. Ram Kumar Bhavsar introduced the guests, while State President Mohan Lal Gupta and Secretary Dr. Shiromani Dubey welcomed. More than 700 full-time workers from across the country participated in this practice class, including top officials of Vidya Bharati.

Concluded with the resolution of nation building
In this All India Full-time Workers Class of Vidya Bharati, there was a deep brainstorming on thoughts, behavior and organizational work style. In various sessions, topics related to education, society and national interest were discussed in detail. This workshop inspired the workers to move forward with a new approach, effective strategy and dedication. At the end of the program, Vidya Bharati's All India General Secretary Avnish Bhatnagar expressed his gratitude and in the end Vande Mataram was sung.