UK Board Result: Chief Minister Dhami dialed the phone as soon as his name appeared in the merit list, gave a big surprise to the toppers

There is an atmosphere of celebration across the state as soon as the high school and intermediate results of Uttarakhand Board are declared. But Saturday became memorable for some special meritorious students when Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami himself called and congratulated them. The Chief Minister spoke at length over telephone to the students who performed excellently in the results declared by the Uttarakhand School Education Council located in Ramnagar (Nainital). He not only encouraged the students but also paid tribute to the struggle of parents and teachers while wishing them a bright future.

When CM asked- ‘What are the further preparations?’

Chief Minister Dhami personally spoke to the promising students who performed well in the high school examination. Among these M.P. Akshat Gopal of Hindu Inter College, Ramnagar, S.V.M. Ishant Kothari of Inter College, Chinyalisaur, G.B. Bhumika of Pant Government Girls Inter College, Khairna and Yogesh Joshi of Vivekananda Vidya Mandir, Mandalsera were included. CM asked these children about their success mantra and expressed his happiness on topping the examination.

Dialogue and praise from intermediate toppers

CM’s call reached not only the high school students but also the students who made it to the intermediate merit list. While talking to Geetika Pant of Saraswati Shishu Mandir Bageshwar, Bhanjuram Amar Inter College, Sushila Mendiratta of Bhurarani, Aryan of Rishikesh and Vanshika of Haridwar, the Chief Minister inspired them to prepare a roadmap for the future. The Chief Minister’s phone call brought smiles on the faces of these meritorious students.

Dedication of teachers and parents also appreciated

During the dialogue, the Chief Minister said an important thing that this wonderful achievement of the students is the sweet fruit of their hard work, discipline and dedication. He said that it is difficult to achieve such success without the guidance of teachers and sacrifice of parents. The Chief Minister assured that the state government is fully committed to improving the quality of education and all possible government assistance will be provided to the meritorious students to move ahead. He encouraged the students to contribute to the development of the country and the state.