Time, Responsibility and Creativity Shine at Bhavishya Yaan
On July 23rd, students from Bhavishya Yaan’s NMJ school, Std 7 to 10 participated in a day filled with awareness, creativity, and personal growth. For Std 9 and 10 students, a special session on mobile addiction shed light on the silent but significant ways in which excessive phone usage robs individuals of their most valuable resource—time.
The session encouraged students to reflect on the importance of time management, discipline, and mindful use of technology. The core message resonated deeply: Be the master of your time, not a slave to your mobile.
Simultaneously, a dynamic drawing competition was held for Std 7 and 8 students on the theme “How to Be a Responsible Citizen.” Divided into seven groups, students worked together to create compelling visuals that reflected civic awareness and social values. Through teamwork and imagination, they highlighted vital messages such as:
• Dispose of garbage responsibly
• Save water, trees, and protect animals
• Follow traffic rules and reuse plastic
• Promote environmental care and communal harmony
• Show respect to elders and all religions
The competition not only brought out the students’ artistic talents but also instilled important values of cooperation, social responsibility, and active citizenship.
It was a truly enriching experience to see these young learners grasp essential life lessons through both introspection and artistic expression. The day served as a meaningful reminder that education is not just about academics, but about shaping thoughtful, responsible individuals.