VARANASI, Oct. 19 -- To bridge the gap in educational resources, the Asha Gyan Library organised a career motivation workshop on Sunday at the Sansad Adarsh Village in Nagepur, aimed at guiding young women in rural areas toward better career prospects. The workshop brought together a diverse group of experts, including educators from national and international institutions and university students, to provide insights on higher education entrance exams, scholarship programmes and evolving career pathways. During the first session, Prabhu and Ajit from Banaras Hindu University (BHU) offered detailed guidance on competitive entrance examinations. They emphasised that with consistent study, proper preparation and expert guidance, students from rural backgrounds can successfully secure admissions at prestigious institutions like BHU. Ajit lauded the talent of the rural students, noting that they are consistently setting new benchmarks for academic success. The second session featured an online address by Professor Piyush, based at the University of Oxford, who spoke on the importance of overcoming economic barriers to education. He encouraged the students to dream big and persist in their academic journeys, while also highlighting the urgent need for science laboratories in villages to foster discovery and scientific curiosity among talented children. The event also featured insights from various fields. Avnish and Madhulika, who are currently pursuing higher studies in Kerala, shared their personal experiences and emphasized the long-term importance of higher education. Rama Ashish from the Bengaluru-based Navguru Institute introduced a two-year computer management course....