Former DGP Abhayanand Advices IITians To Take Up Private Jobs Ditching Government Ones; Read What He Said

Badhta Bihar Conclave organized by Bharat Express News Networks started off great in Patna. The first interviewee of the day, Akhilesh Prasad Singh, Congress MP discussed the development of Bihar and also put forward some political aspects of growth in the state. The second personality for the day was Abhayanand, former DGP of Bihar who has worked in different areas for the development of Bihar.

The education system lacks the question ‘Why’

Bharat Express Anchor, Aarti Pathak asked the former DGP as to why the students of Bihar have to move out of the state to study in cities like Kota. Mr. Abhayanand answered these questions saying that students these days are provided with great school buildings, uniforms, and also meals so that they study well. But real education can be provided to the students only if they are eager and inquisitive enough to ask ‘Why’. Only then, can the students learn. He further said, “Only a good student can be a good teacher.”

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DGP Abhayanad: ‘Be a job giver’

While talking about the initiative that Mr. Abhayanand has taken in the field of education, he expressed that he has thousands of students who have passed from IIT, one of the most prestigious institutes of India. “My students are at prominent positions today and most of them are working in the private sector as I encourage them to not come to the government sector. Come to the private sector and be a job giver,” said Mr. Abhayanand.

Unfortunate narrative about Bihar

In due course of discussion, there came up a topic pertaining to fear of Bihar. The former DGP said that the narrative if fairly unfortunate, It is not really true. He added that the picture of Bihar is changing and it the state is coming ahead of its adversities. Concluding the interview, Mr. Abhayanand was honoured by Mr. Radheyshyam Rai, Group Managing Editor of Bharat Express News Networks.