To mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, Jharkhand Government in coordination with Round Table India has initiated a week-long programme ‘Yuvotsav’ to educate, encourage and inspire the youths. Day 2 of the programme introduced the young generation with inspiring personalities through ‘Gyan Manthan’ event along with other programmes.
Personalities from diverse field which includes Media, Theatre artistes, Authors, Social activists, Sports and Spiritual Guru addressed and motivated the gathering on various subjects as how youth can contribute in the positive development of society and as a nation over all.
Stating about the agenda of programme, Rajeev Kumar Gupta of Round Table India informed, “As the time is changing and in this contemporary world, motivational and successful people from various field can lead the young generation in the correct direction and inspire them in several ways. To make a difference and bring change in society, people who have done outstanding work can easily grasp the attention of people. This platform provide an
opportunity for everyone to interact with some of the best minds in the country.”
Speakers like media personality Kalpesh Yagnik, theater artiste Pabitra Rabha, author Santosh Sharma, social activists and educationalist Sonam Wangchuk, sportsperson Arunima Sinha and spiritual guru Swami Nikhileswarananda shared their experiences with the people.
Addressing the people and motivating the youngsters, first female amputee to climb Mount Everest and volleyball player, Arunima Sinha informed, “Nothing can become hurdle in success, if one is determined and working hard to achieve the goal. Being differently abled cannot underestimate your potential and any individual can achieve success, if they are working in collect direction.”
Similarly, renowned theatre artiste and activist, Pabitra Rabha said, “Passion and willpower to achieve something must be there in every youth. Change can only be brought if discrimination at different level is tackled and with the changing time only youth can bring the change especially in the mindset of people.”
HRD Minister Neera Yadav and other speakers shared their experiences with people and motivated them to contribute towards the growth and development of society.
On day 3, limca book of record holder and renowned kite artiste Ashok Shah will address the gathering and will organise workshop on kites making and designing. Apart this, rock band audition will start at Morabadi ground and the selected band will perform on January 17. 5,000 sky lanterns will be released on the occasion to mark the youth fest.