The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Uttarakhand will organise a Nav Srijan Shivir for youth at the Patanjali Yogpeeth in Haridwar from November 28 to 30.
Addressing the media at the Vishwa Samwad Kendra here in Dehradun on Sunday, RSS Prant Pracharak Dr Harish informed that after the 2012 Vivekanand Shardhasati function, the youth who had come into contact with the RSS were identified in 2013 and accorded the responsibilities of Mahavidyalaya Pramukh and Zila Pramukh.
After this, the hostel chiefs of these colleges were provided training in practice classes. Training for the district heads, college heads and hostel heads was organised in the beginning of 2014.
About 4,000 youth attended the training organised at the district level in July-August this year. A plan was made for identifying the activists dedicating time while resulted in the selection of 50 new youth activists.
On November 9, a four- hour class was organised in all district centres which was attended by about 3,500 youth. A total of 7,000 youth across the nation and 50 youth in Uttarakhand have come forward to propagate the ideology of the RSS among the youth as part of Join RSS campaign.
The theme of the camp to be held in Haridwar is ‘think for Uttarakhand, work for Uttarakhand and one year for Uttarakhand’.
Dr Harish further informed that various issued will be discussed at the camp in Patanjali Yogpeeth including the environment, blood donation, tree plantation, water conservation, border security, eye donation, purity of the Ganga river, avoiding goods made in China and adopting Swadeshi articles and various other issues.
An exhibition of pictures on the States scientists past and present, folk artists, Indian culture and revolutionaries of Uttarakhand will also be organised during the camp.
The youth attending the camp in Haridwar will receive guidance from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Super-30 founder Anand Kumar, Union minister of State and shooter Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, RSS national executive member Indresh Kumar and the co founder of Farms and Farmers Manish Kumar.