Youths play effective role in building nation: Yadav

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Addressing a seminar on 'National Youth Festival and Role of Youths in National Unity' on Thursday, Governor Ram Naresh Yadav said that Youths should play active and effective role in re-building society and nation by becoming aware about constant changes. He said that youths' contribution is significant in country's development.

Whenever country has demanded sacrifice and spirit of struggle, youths have come forward to do so. The 2-day seminar was held by National Technical Teachers Training & Research Institute, Bhopal.Yadav said that on one hand there is contribution of Baba Saheb Ambedkar in social structure of the country and on the other hand scholars like Swami Vivekananda lighted the candle of spiritualism. This is why our country is unique in the world.

Describing Swami Vivekananda as a great spiritual leader, Governor Yadav said that he had given message of life to keep doing untiring and constant efforts. This mantra is still relevant and motivational for youths. He exhorted youths to follow footsteps of Swami Vivekananda and imbibe his principles. Yadav urged youths to pay attention to character-building, be sensitive towards the poor and have-nots and come forward to save humanity. He urged them to seriously ponder over the recent incidents in the country which are smearing name of India abroad.

Special guest of the function and ICCACT University's Chancellor Prof Santosh Chaube said that India is on top in the world in youth population. Youths have significant role in country's progress. It is moral responsibility of youths to work in national interest keeping in view national unity and Indian culture. AIU's Joint Secretary S David threw light on the programme's outlines. Prof Vijay Agrawal delivered the welcome address.

The Governor was presented a memento by the institution. At the function, students from Guru Nanak University, Amritsar presented Sufi music. Sanjay Agrawal proposed a vote of thanks. Anita lala conducted the proceedings. 

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