The Student and Youth Wing of the Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM) organised the Muslim Student and Youth Conference at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi.
The event centred on the theme of youth participation in nation-building through Panch Parivartan and attracted students, educators, intellectuals, and youth representatives from across the country.
Speakers described Panch Parivartan as a people-centric movement aimed at guiding society towards positive transformation.
The initiative focuses on five key areas: social harmony, family awareness, Swadeshi, environmental protection, and citizen duties.
According to the speakers, these pillars provide a strong foundation for achieving the goal of Viksit Bharat 2047.
Chief guest Dr Indresh Kumar, senior RSS leader and guide of the Muslim Rashtriya Manch, said that India’s development depends on the active participation of every citizen, particularly young people. He encouraged youth to contribute through social responsibility, environmental awareness, self-reliance, and responsible citizenship.
Dr Indresh Kumar also emphasised cleanliness, water conservation, and tree plantation, while urging young people to use social media and artificial intelligence responsibly for promoting truth, harmony, and national development.
Conference chair Prof Shahid Akhtar, Executive Chairman of the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI), said the future of India would be shaped by the character and sense of responsibility of its youth.
Referring to former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, Prof Shahid Akhtar noted that education should build character and inspire national service alongside career development.
Special guest Prof Narendra Singh stressed that educational institutions should nurture ethics, empathy, and social responsibility in addition to academic achievement.
Meritorious Students Honoured
Guests honoured meritorious students who excelled in this year’s board examinations by presenting them with certificates and medals during the programme.
The conference concluded with a collective pledge to promote the values of Panch Parivartan and strengthen efforts towards building a progressive, inclusive, and Viksit Bharat by 2047.
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