Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has issued a heartfelt message to children across the state, emphasizing their safety, good health, and academic success as the top priorities of the government. In a letter titled “Yogi Ki Paati”, the Chief Minister shared important guidance on three key issues affecting students, especially in the current examination season.
CM Yogi Adityanath Urges Children to Avoid Chinese Manja and Mobile Addiction
Highlighting the dangers of Chinese manja, CM Yogi cautioned children to stay completely away from the sharp synthetic kite string, which has caused several serious accidents in the past. He reminded that the sale, storage, and use of Chinese manja are completely banned across Uttar Pradesh and constitute a punishable offence under the law.
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Given the loss of lives and injuries caused by it, the state government is running a special statewide campaign against its use. The Chief Minister appealed to students to cooperate by not using Chinese manja themselves and by spreading awareness among friends. He also urged them to inform their parents or the police if they notice any shopkeeper or individual involved in its sale.
The Chief Minister also drew attention to the growing issue of mobile phone addiction among children. He warned that excessive use of mobile phones silently consumes valuable time, weakens eyesight, and negatively impacts studies. CM Yogi advised students to limit screen time and instead cultivate healthy habits such as reading books, participating in sports, spending time with friends and family, and developing constructive hobbies. He stressed that balanced use of technology is essential for both mental and physical well-being.
With board examinations approaching, CM Yogi encouraged students to stay focused and confident. He reminded them that this is a crucial phase when staying away from distractions like mobile phones becomes even more important. Acknowledging the hard work students have put in throughout the year, he advised them to enter the examination hall with self-belief, read question papers carefully, and write answers calmly without panic.
Quoting the Bhagavad Gita, the Chief Minister said, “Karmanye vadhikaraste ma phaleshu kadachana”, meaning that one should focus on effort and duty rather than worrying about results. He emphasized that sincerity, discipline, and a positive mindset matter the most in achieving success.
Concluding his message, CM Yogi Adityanath extended his heartfelt best wishes to all students appearing in the upcoming examinations, encouraging them to stay disciplined, optimistic, and dedicated to their goals.
