Kamal Kumar Biswas.TOD.Balurghat
With the goal of building a developed India by 2047, the Union government has launched an initiative to bring the ideas and aspirations of young people to a national platform. As part of the campaign for the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027, a district-level press conference was held at the My Bharat office in Balurghat to explain how young people can participate.The programme, organized by the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, seeks to encourage youth participation in shaping the country’s future.
The press conference was attended by Saurav Barman, youth officer of Mera Yuva Bharat, Dakshin Dinajpur, along with office staff members Rajendra Das and Mousumi Haldar.
Mr. Barman said that the first step toward participating in the initiative is an online quiz. Young men and women between the ages of 15 and 29 are eligible to take part. The quiz, he said, offers participants an opportunity to begin sharing their ideas for a developed India.
Participants must first visit the official My Bharat portal at mybharat.gov.in. After opening the website, they should locate the announcement for the Young Leaders Dialogue 2027 and click on the option to participate in the quiz. They must then read the instructions, register or log in, and verify their personal details before beginning.
Once the quiz is submitted, participants can view their scores. By submitting their feedback, they will also be able to obtain and download a certificate of participation.
Organizers said the selection process would be conducted in five stages:Online quiz: August 17 to September 30.Essay competition: October 5 to 9.District-level championship and presentations: November 10 to 16.State-level dialogue: November 17 to December 7.National dialogue: January 10 to 12, 2027, in New Delhi.Selected representatives will have the opportunity to present their ideas directly to the Prime Minister during the final national dialogue.The organizers have appealed to educational institutions, youth clubs and young people across South Dinajpur to participate in large numbers and contribute their vision for a developed India.
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