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Dialogue on 'Youth Participation in Building Developed India' in NUSRL
Relevance: PRIORITY Slug: VIKSIT BHARAT SAMVAD Short Headline: Dialogue on 'Youth Participation in Building Developed India' in NUSRL
Relevance: PRIORITY Slug: VIKSIT BHARAT SAMVAD Short Headline: Dialogue on 'Youth Participation in Building Developed India' in NUSRL Synopsis: The 'MyGov Connect' programme will be held in NUSRL Ranchi, a dialogue on the participation of youth in the construction of a developed India, more than 200 students from various universities and colleges will participate. Category: Development , Government , Planning , Youth Deadline : 09 October, RANCHI
09 October, Ranchi: The 'MyGov Connect' programme will be organised on 10 October under the joint stewardship of National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi and MyGov, Government of India. The programme aims to connect youth with civic participation, good governance and nation building, and to encourage their participation in the goal of a developed India 2047. More than 200 students from various universities and colleges will participate in the programme.
The programme will address students by the Vice-Chancellor of NUSRL, Professor Dr. Ashok R. Patil. Meanwhile, the Chief Executive Officer of MyGov, Ajit Kumar will join online and encourage the youth. During this time, information will be provided on MyGov's various initiatives, the 'MyGov Saheli' programme and opportunities for youth participation in the governance process.
Students will give cultural performances such as dance, street play, poetry recitation and singing in the programme. Along with this, in the session organised on the subject 'Developed India 2047', they will share their views on topics such as self-reliant India, Digital India, Startup India, Make in India, Green Development and Circular Economy.
A quiz by MyGov will also be organised to increase awareness among students about consumer rights and responsibilities. Meanwhile, it is planned to plant 20 saplings in the university campus under the 'One Tree, A Mother's Name' campaign. During this time, students will also discuss important topics such as environmental conservation and climate change.
Through 'MyGov Connect', youth will be introduced to opportunities in public policies, good governance and civic participation, and will be motivated to actively contribute to nation building.