PARENTS SHOULD NOT DECIDE THEIR CHILDRENS FUTURE AS THE CHILD MAY NOT BE CAPABLE WHAT THE PARENT SAYS OR HE OR SHE DONT LIKES ,SO THEY SHOULD HAVE THIER OWN RIGHT OF CHOOSING THEIR FUTURE EG. CHILDRENS SUICIDE IF THEIR GOAL DOESNT ACHIVE SO... I AM AGAINST PARENTS

MAPUSA: The Vice Chancellor of Goa University, Dr Dileep Deobagkar, said that parents should not impose their will on their children with regard to choosing their careers.

“Parents should allow children to choose their own careers as only then will the children prosper and achieve a sense of fulfillment in their life. We should strive to ensure that our children have a successful future and are happy in life, for this parents should refrain from imposing their will on them” said Dr Deobagkar.

He further said that if a student joins a course which he or she is passionate about then his desire, dedication, enthusiasm and effort will be of the highest order and he will be successful in his career.

The Vice Chancellor of Goa University made these observations while speaking as a chief guest at the inaugural function of Golden Jubilee celebration of Janata High School at the Late Anant Tople School Hall at Mapusa.

He further mentioned that technology cannot substitute human beings and pointed out that even in this age of advanced technology man has to realise that he is supreme and therefore avoid depending too much on technology and inventions that are finally man made.

“Technology cannot teach human values to the students. It is the duty of teachers to teach the importance of moral values to their students. Today, the students are in a position to gather lot of information through internet but it is the duty of a teacher to teach the students how to use this information for the benefit of mankind. Good values inculcated in the students by the teachers help in making students good human beings,” Dr Deobagkar remarked.

He further stressed the fact that a teacher should teach the students the concept of learning that comprised basic education and regretted the trend among many who feel that becoming doctors or other such persons in life meant goal accomplishment in life.

“It is not necessary that the students should become doctors or engineers to become successful in life. Now a days there are range of options available for the students to choose. Teachers should try to unearth the latent talents in the students and motivate them to develop those talents and success through this could mean a lot for the students,” he observed.

The manager of the high school, Ms Saroj Tople also spoke on the occasion and called upon the students to excel in life by making use of all opportunities that are made available to them.

Ms Tople said that when a student excels it is a pride for all those who are associated with the student.

Earlier, the chairman of Janata Educational Trust Mr Jagannath Manerkar welcomed the gathering.

The chief guest, Dr Dileep Deobagkar lighted the traditional lamp. During this occasion, the Ms Saroj Tople, Mr Baburao Karekar and Mr Ravindra Sirsat were felicitated at the hands of Dr Deobagkar