Naidu launches ‘Mustabu’, stresses hygiene and discipline among students
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Friday launched the ‘Mustabu’ programme in Anakapalli, aimed at promoting personal hygiene and discipline among school students. Addressing students and teachers, he stressed that good habits formed at a young age play a crucial role in shaping responsible and confident individuals.
Mr. Naidu advised students to follow basic hygiene practices such as washing their face regularly, keeping their nails clean, wearing neat uniforms and shoes, combing their hair properly, and dressing in a presentable manner. He said personal cleanliness not only improves health but also builds self-respect and positive attitudes.
The Chief Minister also encouraged students to focus on education and character building. He exhorted them to set clear goals in life, dream big, work hard, and strive to reach greater heights through discipline and perseverance.
Highlighting the government’s commitment to holistic education, Mr. Naidu said programmes like ‘Mustabu’ were designed to nurture healthy habits, confidence, and leadership qualities among students, contributing to their overall development and future success.
