Udaipur: In a ceremony organized by Rotary Club Udaipur at Rotary Bajaj Bhavan, 61 teachers teaching in various disciplines working in the district were honored with the National BuildAward.ThechiefguestofthefunctionwasViceChancellor of MPUAT, Dr. NS Rathore. Dr. Rathore said that the teacher has always been revered everywhere. Not only is the teacher teaching in the classroom, but every person is a teacher from whom the person is educated. If teachers stop teaching today, tomorrow will be useless. The field of education has become challenging. The teacher's contribution to society is huge. The only teacher can bring change in the society. If the change is not made with time, any institution can reach the brink of closure. He was awarded the Nation Build Award to sixty teachers a few of them are - Dr. Raksha Sharma, Dr. Bhawanibal Singh, Dr. Rashi Mathur, Dr. Rod Singh Deora, Dr. Dilip Singh Chauhan, Shubhra Surana, Dr. Govind Singh Shaktawat, Dr. RituBhatnagar,PrakashVaya,Dr.NeelamBhandariwithUparna, Shawl, Souvenirs and Shripal. Presiding over the function the club president, Dr. Pradeep Kumawat, said that our Indian culture does not say that teachers should be teachers only. Now the teacher's ways have changed. He will have to fulfill his post-Guru responsibility by becoming a Guru. The store of knowledge has gone to smartphones today. The disciple has come to know more from the teacher. The replacement of values and values by adapting to their life will keep the teacher alive in society and school. He said that the way the education policy of the country is undergoingchange.Seeingthat,thedutyoftheteacherincreases. In such a situation, all of us should take a pledge to start a new change. The message of truth should be traveled. On this occasion, Krishnavatsal Pandya, Bhuvanesh Ameta, Hemant Mehta was honored at the ceremony. Finally, Secretary Sanjay Bhatnagar proposed a vote of thanks. Initially, Manmohan Bhatnagar and Kadambari presented Ish Vandana. The program was conducted by Vandana Sharma.