Discipline, Hard Work and Dedication Are the Key to Success: DC Sachin Gupta

Rohtak, April 15, 2026: Deputy Commissioner Sachin Gupta emphasized that discipline, consistent hard work, and dedication are essential for achieving success in life, while addressing students during the orientation programme of Mission Buniyaad (2026–28 batch).
The programme, organized by the Education Department, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students who also appeared for the Level-3 examination, which was conducted successfully.
The Deputy Commissioner appreciated the efforts of the Education Department, stating that it is consistently working towards the holistic development of students and creating a strong academic foundation for competitive success.
He informed that out of 219 students, 184 students appeared for the Level-3 examination and participated in the orientation programme. He highlighted that Mission Buniyaad is emerging as a transformative initiative, providing quality education, a disciplined learning environment, and structured preparation for competitive examinations.
Encouraging students, he urged them to remain focused, disciplined, and committed to their goals. “Success is not achieved overnight; it is the result of continuous effort, perseverance, and a clear vision,” he said.
Founder of Vikalp Foundation, Naveen Mishra, shared his life experiences and motivated students to never give up and remain steadfast on the path of truth, discipline, and hard work. He highlighted that students from government schools are increasingly achieving remarkable success.
DEO Manjeet Malik congratulated the students who reached Level-3 and expressed confidence that many students from the district will be selected for the next stage.
District Science Specialist Dr. Sameer Mann informed that counselling will be conducted in the last week of April after declaration of results, followed by document verification and admissions. Regular classes for selected students are expected to commence in the second week of May.
The programme was attended by education officials, school principals, and other dignitaries.