India: The World’s Youngest Nation, Madhya Pradesh: The Youngest State
“PARTH” and “MPYPI” Initiatives Launched Online
Bhopal, Wednesday, January 8, 2025,
The concluding ceremony of the 28th State-Level Youth Festival witnessed the launch of two pivotal initiatives by Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav: “PARTH” and the “MP Young Inspirers Program (MPYPI).” Addressing a vibrant gathering at the TT Nagar Stadium’s Badminton Hall, Dr. Yadav highlighted the significant role of India’s youth in achieving the vision of a globally leading India by 2047, the centenary of independence, as envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Empowering Youth Through Strategic Initiatives
- PARTH Initiative:
- Designed for aspiring youth seeking careers in the military or police forces.
- Training programs will be conducted across 10 centers in the state.
- The initiative operates on a self-sustained model, requiring participants to pay a nominal fee for the training.
- MP Young Inspirers Program (MPYPI):
- Focused on skill development, career guidance, and employment opportunities for the youth.
- Offers a platform for young individuals to hone their talents and strengthen the foundation of their future.
Celebrating the Vibrancy of Youth
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav lauded the artistic and cultural showcase by the youth at the festival. From folk songs and dances to modern creative forms, the event reflected the exuberance and talent of Madhya Pradesh’s youth. Dr. Yadav remarked, “The energy and creativity of today’s youth embody the vision of a progressive India.”
Highlights of the festival included:
- A folk dance drama presented by the winning teams.
- Exceptional performances by Bundeli singers and dancers depicting the divine forms of Goddess Durga and Chandi, earning widespread praise from the Chief Minister.
- A selfie session with the winners, adding a personal touch to the celebrations.
Recognition of Talent
Dr. Yadav acknowledged the winners from various categories:
- Group Folk Songs: Sagar Division secured first place.
- Group Folk Dances: Gwalior Division emerged victorious.
- Painting: Ayush Kushwaha from Jabalpur Division bagged first place, while Indore’s Sanskriti Srivastava stood second.
- Science Models:
- Jabalpur’s Pallavi Aide’s Gluco Breathe Analyzer won first place.
- Gwalior’s Aman Dhakad’s Biogas Compressor secured the second spot.
Nationwide Youth Dialogue with the Prime Minister
Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Mr. Vishwas Kailash Sarang announced that the top 45 participants from the state festival will engage in a dialogue with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, on January 11, 2025. These youth will share their ideas and vision for a developed India, contributing to the nation’s progress.
This year’s Youth Festival witnessed:
- Participation of 10,500 youth at the district level from December 18–26, 2024.
- 1,700 participants at the divisional level from January 3–5, 2025.
- 350 finalists representing 10 divisions at the state level in Bhopal, competing in 7 categories, including group folk songs, group folk dances, painting, speech, science exhibitions, story writing, and poetry writing.
A Unified Vision for Youth Empowerment
The festival concluded with Chief Minister Dr. Yadav receiving a memento and bouquet from Minister Mr. Sarang. Other dignitaries, including Bhopal Mayor Mrs. Malti Rai, Additional Chief Secretary of Sports Mr. Manu Srivastava, Sports Director Mr. Ravi Kumar Gupta, and a large audience of youth and citizens, graced the event.
Through initiatives like PARTH and MPYPI, and the vibrant celebration of youth talent, Madhya Pradesh continues to set benchmarks in harnessing the energy and potential of its youth, ensuring they remain the driving force behind the state’s and the nation’s growth trajectory.
Author: This news is edited by: Abhishek Verma, (Editor, CANON TIMES)
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