Union Min Thakur launches Yuva Utsav across India from IIT Ropar

Ropal: Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports and Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur launched pan India the Yuva Utsava-India@2047 on Saturday from IIT Ropar in Punjab. On the occasion, Thakur also launched the Dashboard of Yuva Utsava.

Yuva Utsava was simultaneously hosted at several locations in the country. In the first phase by March 31, Yuva Utsava will be held in 150 Districts across the country to celebrate the youth power.

Speaking on the occasion, Thakur spoke about the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and urged the youth to make them proud. “We are the biggest YuvaShakti in the world and we must strive to achieve our immense potential.” Further, he also urged the students to pick one social cause each that was close to their hearts and work to find the solutions to these issues. “Youth are the builders of tomorrow”, he added.

Thakur also spoke on the importance of millets and the possibility these held for increasing the income of farmers while also allowing us to save water and replenish the soils.

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Jaishankar also reviewed bilateral and multilateral partnerships with Foreign Minister of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan on the sidelines of the Raisina Dialogue.

Bhubaneswar: Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju , in Bhubaneswar, on March 4 said calibrated attempts were being made to tell the World that Indian judicial was under attack and Indian democracy was in distress.

“I find that there are calibrated attempts being made from inside and outside the country. I have never even a single person of India who says that he will not abide by Indian laws or I have never come across anybody in the country that he will say that he would not follow the court Order,” said Rijiju while addressing, ‘Nyaya-Yajna,’ the first conference of Central government counsel of Eastern States of India.

Regional problems need regional solutions: Kumar

New Delhi: Navy chief R Hari Kumar on Saturday stressed that contemporary challenges in maritime domain could be best addressed by “issue-based convergences” among like-minded countries, while highlighting the advantages of “regional solutions to regional problems”.

Citing India’s experience, he said working in smaller groups and regional frameworks is helpful in building trust, interoperability and overall outcome.

He was speaking at

Navy chief R Hari Kumar with General Angus J Campbell.

Raisina Dialogue alongside Commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command Admiral John Aquilino, UK’s chief of Naval Staff Admiral Ben Key and Chief of Staff of Japan’s defence ministry Gen Koji Yamazaki.