Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Sports Minister Anurag Thakur to address Yuva Samvad “India@2047” in New Delhi

 

 

 Minister of Education, Skill Development, and Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhan and Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Thakur will address the Yuva Samvad “India@2047” in New Delhi today. Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Nisith Pramanik will also grace the event.

Around 400 youth including National Youth Awardees and Youth delegates, who have been sent by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to various countries to represent India as a part of International Youth delegations will participate in the event.

Under the inspiration and guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is celebrating Azadi Ka Amarit Mohotsav @75th year of Independence and the glorious history of her people and achievements.  The iconic week as a part of Azadi Ka Amarit Mohotsav, allotted to Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports is 8th to 14th of this month.

This event will provide an opportunity for the participating youth to express their views on various issues of National and International importance. Moreover, the event will provide them with a platform to connect with each other and share their thoughts. Motivational speakers and youth icons will also grace the ceremony of the “Yuva Samvad” and share with the Youth their vision for a resurgent India, which will also greatly boost morale of youth and inspire them to vigorously join the task of volunteering their services for Nation-Building. 

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