Dikhyaa Mohanty 
“Now that we can think big and succeed,” There was a strong sense of confidence among the students on the second day of the third phase of the 5T High School transformation program, as evidenced by their remarks. A student from the Koraput district named Bishnupriya expressed her admiration for the Chief Minister’s principles. She stated that she hopes to serve the people of Odisha as the state’s Chief Minister when she is older. She received a blessing from Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who expressed his happiness and encouraged her to volunteer.
Deepanjali Behera, another of Balangir’s students, aspires to be a pilot when she grows up. The Chief Minister promised to give her a book about legendary pilot and former Chief Minister Biju Patnaik.
A Sambalpur schoolgirl named Bagmi Swajita Sahu also declared her wish to work as an IAS official. The Chief Minister instructed the District Magistrates to set up interviews with IAS or IPS personnel in order to encourage the students who wish to become officers in such organizations. The Chief Minister claimed that by doing this, the kids will be more motivated. Today, on the second day of the program’s third phase, the Chief Minister opened 328 high schools that had undergone transformations in 5 districts. There are 100 high schools in Balangir district, 61 in Sambalpur district, 53 in Puri district, 56 in Kendrapada district, and 58 in Koraput district.
With this, the third phase’s rollout of 685 changed high schools in two days was completed. It is noteworthy that 3981 schools in the state have undergone transformation throughout the last two stages. 6132 schools will be changed throughout the state when the three phases are finished. Through video conference, the Chief Minister on this occasion thanked the students who were present in the affiliated schools and gave them advice to concentrate on the time spent outlining the use of 5T.
