Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel Honors BSF Heroes, Advances Education Reform in Gujarat

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel paid a visit to the Nadabet Border Security Force Outpost near the Pakistan border, commending the bravery and determination of soldiers protecting the nation. During his trip to Suigam for inaugurating development projects, he lauded the Nadabet BSF and Army personnel for their significant role in Operation Sindoor, conducted under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. He emphasized the positive impact of the Seema Darshan initiative, which attracts numerous tourists to the region, supporting border tourism.

Detailing infrastructure improvements, BSF Inspector General Abhishek Pathak thanked the Gujarat Government for enhancing the availability of sweet water and other facilities in border areas like Nadabet. The soldiers presented a Guard of Honour and a memento to Chief Minister Patel during his visit, which was also attended by Speaker Shankar Chaudhary and Industry Minister Balvantsinh Rajput.

Earlier, a significant leap in educational reform was made as a Task Force Committee submitted its recommendations to the Chief Minister. These suggestions, aligned with the National Education Policy, aim at remodeling Gujarat's education system through a 360-degree approach, integrating academics with sports and vocational training to foster students' holistic development and build competitive human capital.

(With inputs from agencies.)