Guv praises Shayan Abdul Jeeshan for creating Him Drone
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Shimla, June 21
Youth are the base of the foundation of ‘Bharat’ and can contribute immensely to the development process of the Nation besides, the teachers also play an important role in channelizing and giving the right direction to energetic and skills of the youth. This was stated by Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla after he launched Him Drone and Shayata e-commerce app at an event organised today at St. Thomas School, Shimla.
He lauded the efforts of Shayan Abdul Jeeshan, a student of St. Thomas School, who invented Him Drone and said that it was undoubtedly a noteworthy achievement and calls for praise of Principal Vidhu Priya Chakravarti, teachers and parents of the student.
The Governor said that due to the globalization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital education, the traditional field of education has seen significant changes. He added that with a positive mindset and skills, youth play a pivotal role in the development of the country. He congratulated Shayan for receiving Aisa’s Young Entrepreneur award for his unparalleled achievement and skills. This drone was made with minimum capital investment and hopefully, it will inspire other students as well. The other app, Shayata e-commerce, will also prove helpful to provide aid to the family members of those who died in Odisha train accident.
Shri Shukla said that making India self-reliant was a dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and students like Shayan are helping in making his dream realized. He asked the teachers to provide appropriate platforms to the students where they can exhibit their talent and contribute to make the society advanced and better.
Principal Vidhu Priya Chakravarti welcomed the Governor and thanked him for his gracious presence.
Chief Executive Officer of Shayata e-commerce company, Vice-Chairperson of St. Thomas School, principal of various government and non-government schools, senior officers of various departments, teachers and students of St. Thomas School were present on the occasion.
