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During his interaction with the volunteers, Raj Kumar, an office bearer of the Tarksheel Society, said that the practice of superstitions was so deep-rooted that even with rapid growth of scientific knowledge, it was difficult to change the mental set-up of the people. Kulpreet Singh regretted that many individuals, social and national projects were delayed, postponed or even cancelled because of these superstitions which had an adverse impact on our economy and prosperity.
Principal Balwinder Kaur thanked the office-bearers of the society and asked the volunteers to get rid of superstitions and take to education which had the capacity to develop self-confidence and rationality among the students.
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