Dr Jitendra holds interaction with J&K students visiting Delhi

Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in an informal interaction with a group of students from Jammu & Kashmir, at his residence in New Delhi on Monday.
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in an informal interaction with a group of students from Jammu & Kashmir, at his residence in New Delhi on Monday.

Excelsior Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Jan 13 : Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr Jitendra Singh today held an informal interaction with a group of over 150 students from Jammu & Kashmir, hailing from district Samba, currently visiting Delhi as a part of “Bharat Darshan” tour.
The students met Dr Jitendra Singh at his residence and spent nearly two hours in a lively one-to-one conversation.
The students, mostly in the age group of 13 to 15 years, felt excited to narrate their travel experiences and the sites visited by them to the Minister. They were quite amused when Dr Jitendra Singh told them that while they are fortunate to have travelled from Jammu to Delhi by Air at this young age, he himself had never seen an Aircraft or travelled by Air till he was around 30 years of age and that he had boarded a Helicopter for the first time only after becoming a Minister in 2014.
The students indulged in free, frank exchange of ideas and also offered their opinions on diverse subjects. When asked to narrate some of the important features of Samba, they referred to its Forts and also its Kandi belt. In turn, Dr Jitendra Singh reminded them that nearby is the ancestral village of Late Brigadier Rajinder Singh who had attained martyrdom while holding back the Pakistani invaders in 1947.
The students also spoke about their interests and hobbies, as well as the curriculum of their studies. A number of premier educational institutions including AIIMS and IIM are coming up in their close vicinity, they were told.
After spending two days in the union capital, the group of students is scheduled to fly to Hyderabad where their itinerary includes visit to Salar Jung Museum and other monumental places.
The Bharat Darshan tour is being conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Jammu & Kashmir Police and the local administration. The group includes a combination of boys and girls from Government High Schools as well as Private Schools.

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