In a bid to understand and to develop a better learning, to bridge the gap between rural and urban lifestyle, the fifth Go Rurban in this series started on Monday.
To let the urban youth explore the lifestyle and tradition of rural India, a team of youngsters travelled to Katni Village. Notably, Go Rurban is a social event organized jointly by youth organization Ansh Happiness Society and Ekta Parishad.
It is a five-day trip wherein 26 youngsters will have a close look at the lifestyle of villagers living at Katni. The basic idea is to explore the shortcomings and highlights of both the urban and rural lifestyle.
The young and learning minds visited Manav Jeevan Vikas Samiti (MJVS), Bijouri, Majhgavan, Katni. The Go Rurban camp began from Monday. The day started with a Jai Jagat at 5 am. It was followed with Shram Daan which was a session to donate something good to the surrounding where we clean the rooms, plucked off the weeds, as a result, developed an understanding of cleanliness and beautification amongst the youngsters.
Nirbhay Singh, Secretary MJVS campus gave an introduction to young participants about the campus and Ekta Parishad long with emphasizing on the importance Youth Participation in the struggle of the rural lifestyle. A brainstorming session was conducted to develop a better and clear understanding of the campaign Go Rurban. The aim of the camp is to accelerate young leadership for solidarity to people's movement, along with developing sensitivity towards rural inmates.