UKHRUL, Nov 7: Mera Yuva Bharat (MY Bharat), Ukhrul, organised the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders’ Dialogue 2027 – Youth Parliament 2027 under the theme “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat”, with the aim of encouraging youth participation, nurturing leadership qualities and raising awareness about the role of young people in building a drug-free and developed India.
The programme was moderated by MY Bharat Ukhrul volunteer Chirya Chawung and commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the dignitaries, followed by the National Anthem.
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In his welcome address, Worchipem AC, deputy director, MY Bharat Ukhrul, Manipur, outlined the background and objectives of the Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament, eligibility criteria for participation and the importance of youth involvement in nation-building. He urged young leaders to take an active role in addressing social challenges, particularly drug abuse, and encouraged participants to express their views confidently.
The programme was attended by chief guest Sunita Jajo, zonal education officer (ZEO), Ukhrul, along with Dr Parvis John, principal of St Joseph College, Ukhrul; Masopam Kasar, NSS programme officer; and Magdalene CS, associate NCC officer (ANO).
Addressing the participants, the chief guest encouraged them to make the most of the Youth Parliament platform to develop their leadership, communication and public-speaking skills. She also appreciated the initiative for engaging young people in constructive discussions and nation-building activities.
Following the presentations and deliberations, the results of the District Youth Parliament 2027 were announced, with Semmichon Zimik securing the first position, Milan Kuwar the second position and Nimmichon Shokwungnao the third position.
The three top-ranked participants will represent Ukhrul district at the state-level Youth Parliament.
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As part of the programme, Masopam Kasar administered the Nasha Mukt Yuva Pledge, with participants reaffirming their commitment to building a drug-free society and promoting a healthier and more responsible generation.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by a staff member of St Joseph College, expressing gratitude to the chief guest, dignitaries, participants, organisers and others who contributed to the event.
