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Life of a STUDENT

  LIFE OF A STUDENT

A Student living with the view of future ,
representing the present,
with the experience of past.

Works with enthusiasm,enjoys the life , 
and behaves with essence of society.

Being the youth aims the apex ,
for the future in view of country.

As a youth surrenders his life for development ,
of nation and enhancement of  prestige in world .

Have creative minds , can create a new world,
only need a support and grows like tree .

every student needs a support and flow, 
to change the way this world thinks.

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