Kanpur : Prime Minister Narendra Modi Congratulations and appreciated the efforts of 12 year old Kavya from Ghatampur who uncovered the mystery of an unheard incident in India. freedom movement.
Kavya, a class VIII student of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Jalalpur Nagin, Kanpur Dehat, secured first position in the online competition. British and villagers at a temple in Ghatampur during pre-independence times.
Kavya, daughter of farmer Manilal, resident of Jawahar Nagar, Ghatampur, participated in an online writing competition organized by the National Book Trust and the Central Government on Independence Day.
Through the article, Kavya said that on August 14, 1947, the British were present in a temple in Ghatampur. Later, the British were surrounded by villagers, who killed some of them.
central government and National Books Trust Amrit Mahotsav is celebrated on 75th Independence Day. In this, an online international competition was organized for writers up to the age of 30.
“As part of the competition, I had to write an article on the place and person of the freedom movements, which people do not know about and also the information related to it is not available on the Internet. Indians living abroad also have to participate in this competition. 75 contestants were selected on the occasion of 75th Independence Day, who were successful in uncovering the unexplored aspects.
He further said that the Prime Minister himself has congratulated him through an email. NS timeThe mail read, “I cannot believe that a 12 year old daughter wrote such a wonderful article on freedom and also shared important information related to the freedom movement at such a young age.”
“The student of class VIII has brought laurels to the school by securing first position in the international competition on the untouched aspect of freedom. The Prime Minister has praised the student through mail. The student is very talented. We are all very happy with his success,” added Suman Kumar, principal, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Jalalpur Nagin.
The girl student will now undergo training and after that she will do research in relation to this movement of freedom struggle. After the research, the book will be published. The book will be released on National Youth Day on January 12. 10% royalty will be given to the student on the publication of the book.
Kavya further told reporters that her Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya teacher Harmeet Kaur gave her great support and guidance in compiling the article.
Kaur told reporters that 12 girl students have participated in this competition. However others have not been successful.
Kavya, a class VIII student of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Jalalpur Nagin, Kanpur Dehat, secured first position in the online competition. British and villagers at a temple in Ghatampur during pre-independence times.
Kavya, daughter of farmer Manilal, resident of Jawahar Nagar, Ghatampur, participated in an online writing competition organized by the National Book Trust and the Central Government on Independence Day.
Through the article, Kavya said that on August 14, 1947, the British were present in a temple in Ghatampur. Later, the British were surrounded by villagers, who killed some of them.
central government and National Books Trust Amrit Mahotsav is celebrated on 75th Independence Day. In this, an online international competition was organized for writers up to the age of 30.
“As part of the competition, I had to write an article on the place and person of the freedom movements, which people do not know about and also the information related to it is not available on the Internet. Indians living abroad also have to participate in this competition. 75 contestants were selected on the occasion of 75th Independence Day, who were successful in uncovering the unexplored aspects.
He further said that the Prime Minister himself has congratulated him through an email. NS timeThe mail read, “I cannot believe that a 12 year old daughter wrote such a wonderful article on freedom and also shared important information related to the freedom movement at such a young age.”
“The student of class VIII has brought laurels to the school by securing first position in the international competition on the untouched aspect of freedom. The Prime Minister has praised the student through mail. The student is very talented. We are all very happy with his success,” added Suman Kumar, principal, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Jalalpur Nagin.
The girl student will now undergo training and after that she will do research in relation to this movement of freedom struggle. After the research, the book will be published. The book will be released on National Youth Day on January 12. 10% royalty will be given to the student on the publication of the book.
Kavya further told reporters that her Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya teacher Harmeet Kaur gave her great support and guidance in compiling the article.
Kaur told reporters that 12 girl students have participated in this competition. However others have not been successful.
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