Lucknow, May 1: Uttar Pradesh Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana stated on Friday that the Constitution of India serves as a guiding text for all. He emphasized that the ‘Developed India Youth Parliament’ is a significant initiative towards realizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for 2047, preparing the youth for the construction of future India.
The state-level ‘Developed India Youth Parliament’ was inaugurated under the chief patronage of Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana. The event was attended by Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, Minister of Sports and Youth Welfare Girish Yadav, and several other representatives and officials.
Addressing the gathering, Mahana remarked that the upcoming era belongs to the youth, who will determine the direction and destiny of the nation. He urged young individuals to seriously contemplate the future shape of India. He stated that it is the responsibility of governments to pave the way for development for the coming generation and ensure solutions to their problems.
Expressing concern over the growing influence of technology, Mahana noted that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be for positive purposes; otherwise, it could become a destructive force. He advised the youth to use knowledge and technology wisely, focus on time management, and engage in continuous hard work. He emphasized that knowledge is meaningful only when it benefits society. He encouraged the youth to work with commitment and willpower, aiming to win rather than to defeat others, and to avoid arrogance regarding their abilities.
Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak highlighted the youth as the future of the nation, stating that they possess immense potential and that taking risks is essential for success. He inspired the youth to move forward with humility and a positive mindset. During the event, officials associated with ‘My India’ managed the arrangements, with Regional Director Anil Singh and State Director Gopesh Pandey welcoming the guests. Notably, 375 young participants selected from 75 districts of the state are taking part in this state-level youth parliament.
The program will run from May 1 to May 3, 2026, where participants will express their views on the topic ‘Central Budget 2026: Strengthening the Path of Indian Youth Towards Developed India 2047’. Winners will have the opportunity to represent Uttar Pradesh at the national level. Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana wished the participants success, expressing confidence that India will once again become a guiding nation for the world, with the youth playing a decisive role in achieving this goal.
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