Mera Yuva Bharat organised a Yuva Samvaad programme at the Industrial Training Institute (ITI), Udhampur, on October 31, witnessing participation from more than 100 young citizens.
The programme aimed to encourage youth participation in democratic processes, promote awareness about electoral responsibilities and strengthen the values of responsible citizenship.
Udhampur MLA Dr. Sunil Bhardwaj and Youth Icon Nitish Sharma attended the event and interacted with the participants. Their discussions focused on the importance of electoral awareness, democratic values and the active involvement of young people in shaping the country’s future.
The speakers highlighted the role of young citizens in strengthening democratic institutions and contributing to the nation’s development. They encouraged participants to understand their responsibilities as citizens and take an active interest in public affairs and democratic processes.
Youth Participation at the Centre of Nation-Building
The Yuva Samvaad initiative provided a platform for young participants to exchange ideas, express their views and understand the importance of their contribution to society.
The programme also emphasised the need to develop awareness about democratic rights and responsibilities among the younger generation. Such initiatives seek to connect youth with civic activities and encourage their participation in the country’s development journey.
The discussions highlighted that informed and responsible young citizens have an important role in strengthening democracy and contributing towards the vision of a developed India.
Programme Concludes with Loktantrik Pledge
The event concluded with the administration of the Loktantrik Pledge, during which participants reaffirmed their commitment to democratic values, responsible citizenship and active participation in nation-building.
The programme also reiterated the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, encouraging young people to contribute towards India’s development goals through awareness, responsibility and collective participation.
The participation of over 100 youth reflected the importance of providing platforms where young citizens can engage in meaningful discussions about democracy, citizenship and the future of the nation.