Governor attends the felicitation ceremony of successful contestants of Sankalp Sansthan
Governor Shri Mangubhai Patel emphasized that successful participants should utilize their skills in the public and national interest. He highlighted that civil service offers a unique opportunity to serve the poor, deprived, and needy, bringing meaning to one’s life through service to others. Shri Patel was speaking at the felicitation ceremony for successful candidates in the administrative services organized by Sankalp Sansthan. He congratulated the participants, their families, and the institute, and honored the participants on stage. The ceremony was also attended by Higher Education, Technical Education, and AYUSH Minister Shri Inder Singh Parmar.
Governor Shri Mangubhai Patel urged those selected for civil service to ensure that government welfare schemes reach the needy. He emphasized the importance of delivering benefits to eligible beneficiaries at the village level and advancing rural talents using their knowledge and skills. He commended the government’s efforts for the welfare of the needy through initiatives like Vikasit Bharat.
Governor Shri Patel said that the successful participants have brought pride to their families and the institute. This is a day of pride for them, their families, and the institute. He said that success should not make them forget their family. Always respect them and have a feeling of gratitude towards them.
Higher Education Minister Shri Inder Singh Parmar said that Civil Services is an opportunity to work at the grassroots. Successful participants must incorporate India’s philosophy, heritage, and social values ​​in their functioning. Be ready to be sensitive towards the needy. He congratulated the successful participants and the entire team of Sankalp Sansthan and wished them the best. Retired senior administrative officer Shri Manoj Kumar Srivastava gave a motivational address regarding the preparation, success, and failures in competitive examinations. He said that in the present era of coaching institutes based on an economic approach, Sankalp Institute is a better option. He gave information and guidance to the successful participants about the challenges faced during their service period and their solutions. Shri Kailash Chandra associated with Sankalp Sansthan provided inspiring guidance to the participants.
In the program, Governor Shri Patel was felicitated with a shawl, shriphal and memento. The welcome address at the ceremony was given by Sankalp founder Shri Santosh Taneja. Retired senior administrative officer Shri B.R. Naidu proposed the vote of thanks. In the felicitation ceremony, Akash Aggarwal, selected in the Union Public Service Commission examination, and Ankita Patkar, topper of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission examination, gave information regarding the role of Sankalp Sansthan in their selection.
Former Chairman Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission Shri Ashok Pandey, Additional Secretary to the Governor Shri Umashankar Bhargava, Commissioner of Bhopal Division Dr. Pawan Sharma, Police Commissioner Harinarayanchari Mishra, Collector Bhopal Shri Kaushalendra Vikram Singh, successful participants, their families and participants preparing for civil services.
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