Education without morality can be dangerous: Water Resources Minister

The Water Resources Minister said, education increases people's power of thought and creates a distinction between truth and falsehood. Obtaining an institutional degree or getting a job cannot be the sole aim of education; contributing to human welfare and social development is true education. To strengthen the social system, alongside institutional education, it is essential for students to acquire morality and become involved in co-curricular activities and sports.

Emphasizing the use of technology, he said, the current time is the era of AI and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. At this time, many opportunities have been created for students. If AI technology can be used with one's own skills and the right purpose, reaching the desired goal will be much easier.

With Professor Md. Yusuf, Principal of Lakshmipur Government College, presiding over the event, the special guests included Deputy Commissioner S M Mehedi Hasan, Superintendent of Police Md. Abu Tarek, District BNP Joint Convener Advocate Hasibur Rahman and Bangladesh Football Federation Vice President Wahid Uddin Chowdhury Happy, among others.