Williamnagar, April 24: The Deputy Commissioner of East Garo Hills, Vibhor Agarwal, interacted with the students of Loyola College on Monday regarding career options, study skills, overcoming challenges, and the pursuit of higher goals.

In the first half of his interaction, Agarwal motivated the students by highlighting the competitive nature of the contemporary job market and the importance of becoming lifelong learners. He emphasized that securing a job is merely the starting point of one’s journey, and that one must constantly learn and evolve to remain relevant.

During the second half of the session, Agarwal took questions from the students to make the discussion more personalized and relevant to their interests. He stressed the importance of concentration and focus in both life and studies, and recommended meditation and deconstruction and reconstruction methods to regain focus. Agarwal also encouraged the students to avoid complacency and strive for continued growth and learning, noting that there is always “more” to discover and achieve.

Fr. Sunny Augustine, Principal of Loyola College, expressed his delight at the students’ enthusiastic participation in the session, stating that such opportunities to engage with experienced professionals help young minds nurture curiosity and build confidence to tackle challenges.

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