Got this in our Hindi Mid terms. In short it is telling us the "duties" of students. How they should avoid spreading "unverified" "rumors" on the internet. Also, how they should take part in public "Government programs", so that they become good citizens. IMO upto you to judge. The timing is incredibly odd, especially after the whole NEET scandal and Jantar Mantar protests.
English Translation:
Students are the most valuable asset of any nation. It is the students of today who become tomorrow's responsible citizens, scientists, teachers, administrators, and leaders. Therefore, it is not enough for them merely to acquire an education; rather, it is also essential to understand and fulfill their responsibilities toward the nation and the government.
A responsible student respects the Constitution, the national flag, and the national anthem, and contributes to preserving the unity, integrity, and cultural diversity of the country. They observe discipline in school, study with honesty, and strive to use their knowledge for the welfare of society.
It is the duty of students to protect public property, maintain cleanliness, stay conscious of environmental conservation, and make judicious use of natural resources such as water and energy. They should actively participate in public welfare schemes initiated by the government—such as cleanliness drives, tree plantation, water conservation, and digital literacy programs. Along with this, they must respect laws, obey traffic regulations, and cooperate in maintaining peace and harmony within society.
In today's digital age, it is also the responsibility of students to use social media responsibly, refrain from spreading rumors and misleading information, and share only verified and authentic content. An aware student accords equal importance to their duties alongside their rights.
Only when students become responsible, disciplined, and dedicated to the national interest does the future of the nation become secure and bright. Therefore, every student should pledge to actively contribute to the nation's progress through good conduct, hard work, integrity, and social responsibility, and strive to become an ideal citizen.