A group of students of Mont Fort School Gagalhadi reached the old age home located at Manav Mandir
Spent their holidays with the elderly
CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Anuppur, old age home located at Manav Mandir on Sunday and spent their holidays with the elderly. Additional Commissioner Administration Ramesh Yadav also served in the old age home along with the children. The elderly were also happy to see the students among them.
The students established a new social relationship with the elderly and received their blessings. A group of students of Mont Fort School Gagalhadi reached the old age home located at Manav Mandir along with Additional Commissioner Administration Ramesh Yadav and served the elderly and listened to their problems. During this, the students fed the elderly with the food prepared by themselves and distributed fruits and biscuits etc. to them by buying them from the money saved from their pocket money. Additional Commissioner Administration Ramesh Yadav administered an oath to the students to serve and take care of their elders.
Additional Commissioner Administration Ramesh Yadav said that the elderly are our role model, we should always respect them and learn from their lives and follow their footsteps. In today's changing environment, the new generation is becoming devoid of values. Due to which the trend of old age homes is increasing in our society.
Manager Pankaj Garg explained to the students that the main purpose of visiting this old age home is to create a feeling of respect for the elderly.
Manager Committee member Ravi Gupta said that today's man has become selfish, he leaves his parents to wander from door to door. The elderly living in this old age home have been rejected by their own people. Children have been brought to the old age home so that they develop respect for their elders. Management Committee members Dinesh Gupta and Brijesh Gupta said that after reaching the old age home, the children shared the past moments of their life with the elderly. Children like Avni, Ifla, Arshi, Fatima, Simran, Riddhima, Aastha, Kanika, Navya, Akshat, Ojas, Vidhi, Divyanshi etc. met all the elders and shared their sorrows. The elders also expressed their happiness on seeing the students among them and while teaching the children said that students can reach every goal with the hard work and blessings of their parents. The manager of the old age home thanked the management committee of the college and said that along with education, it is also important to inculcate values, only then we can make a student a good person and only a good person can create a good society and country. On this occasion, college teachers Sarika Sharma, Vibha Sharma, Manoj Yadav, Praveen, Sonu, Amit and a large number of students were present.
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