VHP, associate bodies meet Guv 

Do away with monetary support from outside: Acharya to NGOs 
ITANAGAR, May 09: Representatives of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), Arunachal Prant,  Vivekananda Kendra, Ekal Vidyalaya, Arun Jyoti and Friends of Tribal Society led by Dr. Bolet Jongkey, working president, VHP called on Governor PB Acharya at Raj Bhavan at the Raj Bhavan on Tuesday. 
They briefed the governor about their works and challenges in the state particularly in the field of education in rural areas.
Interacting with the representatives, the governor felicitated them for spreading education in far-flung villages, reports PRO. 
He said that maximum Ggovernment resources are allotted for education and roads but in both sectors, it is not up to the expectation of the people. The local people themselves have to improve the credibility of the government schools.
The governor called upon the NGOs and the people to do away with monetary support and other assistances from outside. 
“Begging will destroy you, your work culture and moral values. Stand on your own feet and be the change, the Governor said, while reposing his faith that the people have the potential and strengthen to do it,” he said. 
“We are the only hope and we have to change the system and mindset which are eroding our society. Time does not wait for anybody. We have to stand against injustice in any form and at the same time walk fast. We have to prepare our younger generation for the future,” the governor added, stressing the imparting of useful, practical knowledge and skill in the youth.
Acharya emphasised on reinforcing spirit of fellowship amongst the people and with people of rest of the country. He assured the representative to assist them in such projects.
He told the delegation that Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC), Mumbai was organizing home stay in Mumbai-Pune for 20 Puroik youths in June. The INFC will organize tour for them to ISKCON temple, Upanagar Shikshan Mandal, SNDT Home Science College, Juhu Chowpaty and beach, Bombay Darshan, Parle-G Factory, Excel Corporation, Rotary Club Bombay North, Jawahar and Pada to see rural Maharashtra and a community reliant village.
The team would also visit Pune.
The team would be hosted by Savita Thakur, Director, Vidhyanidhi Infotech Academy, Anuradha Gore, Educationist and noted 
Marathi Author, Dilip Paranjpe, Chartered Accountant and Paarul Rajput, Sales Manager, Datamatics. INFC member Pooja Kamath is coordinating the whole event. The state government would bear the to and fro journey, the governor added.