Students’ Academic Success at Risk Due to Frequent Power Outages
As students statewide gear up for their upcoming exams, the Naga Students’ Federation emphasizes the critical need for a consistent and reliable electricity supply. Unfortunately, the state is grappling with recurrent power outages and load shedding. Posing a substantial threat to students’ ability to study and excel in their examinations, NSF said.
The Naga Students’ Federation is urgently calling upon the government to take immediate action to bolster electricity supply. Ensuring that all students have uninterrupted access to power during the crucial exam period. Electricity plays a pivotal role in students’ lives, powering essential study tools such as laptops, tablets, and lights. The lack of a stable power supply not only disrupts their study routine but also adversely affects their mental well-being and overall academic performance.
With students already under immense pressure to succeed in exams, the additional stress of unreliable electricity further compounds their anxiety. This situation is deemed unfair to hardworking students striving for a better future. The Naga Students’ Federation contends that investing in enhancing electricity supply during exam periods is an investment in the state’s future. It not only alleviates the stress and anxiety faced by students but also contributes to their academic success.
Furthermore, such an investment sends a powerful message that, the government values education and is committed to providing a conducive learning environment. The Naga Students’ Federation emphasizes that addressing this issue is paramount not only for the welfare of students but also for the overall progress and prosperity of the state.
