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- Founder of Super 30 in Bihar, Anand Kumar while addressing the Indi-Canadian community, urged them to contribute towards the development of their native nation.
- One must be committed to change and contribute a country's progress for the better.
While addressing the Indo-Canadian community at the Grand Finale of ‘Namaste Canada’, a programme organised in Vancouver, founder of ‘Super 30’, Mr. Anand Kumar urged the Indian’s in Canada to play a vital role in contributing to India’s progress.
The programme, ‘Namaste Canada’, which was organised by Indian Embassy in Canada and 20 big Indian Groups on September 5, 2017, provided him with a platform to share his vision of ensuring growth and development of India. He indicated that since a large number of Indians have settled in different parts of Canada and are into different roles and industries, they could even use their expertise aimed at the development of India in some way or the other, whether big or small. Anand Kumar added that all one needs is the commitment and passion to bring their home country forward. With digitalization, the distance is not a hurdle for those who wish to contribute to India, he said.
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Mr. Anand Kumar further mentioned that India has huge employment opportunities in the fields of healthcare, skill development and education. These sectors employ skilled and talented young workforce, particularly those below the age group of 35. India’s population, moreover, comprises of the youth, he added.
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‘Super 30’ programme of Mr. Anand Kumar has been paving way for many students to crack IIT entrance exam and grab a seat at the prestigious institutes. The social activity that is being carried out by Mr. Anand Kumar has inspired many, not only in India but also abroad. Delegates, professors and students from various international universities visited ‘Super 30’ in Bihar and offered scholarships to students.
