Ujjain to Host 'Yuva Dharma Sansad' from September 17-19; CM Unveils Poster

Preparations Underway for 'Yuva Dharma Sansad' in Ujjain

The religious and cultural city of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh is gearing up to host the sixth edition of the 'Yuva Dharma Sansad' from September 17 to 19. Preparations for this three-day national event are now intensifying.

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav unveiled the official poster for the event at his residence in Bhopal and conveyed his best wishes for its success. Organized by Sevagyan Sansthanam, this program is set to be a significant platform for the confluence of Sanatan culture and youth power.

Youth Connect Initiative and Poster Launch

The 'Yuva Dharma Sansad' is expected to see participation from young representatives, thinkers, religious leaders, researchers, and distinguished individuals from the social sector across the country. The primary objective of the event is to provide a common forum for the younger generation to deliberate on Indian knowledge traditions, the values of Sanatan culture, and their role in nation-building.

During the poster unveiling ceremony, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav emphasized the necessity of connecting Indian culture, traditions, and values with the youth. He stated that strengthening the role of youth in nation-building is the need of the hour. The Chief Minister added that such events in cities with historical and spiritual significance like Ujjain will promote ideological awakening among the youth.

Diverse Sessions and National Participation

According to the organizing committee, selected representatives from various states of the country will participate in the sixth edition of the 'Yuva Dharma Sansad'. Dialogues, discussions, and ideological sessions on various topics will be organized over the three days. These sessions will highlight important subjects such as contemporary social challenges, Indian knowledge traditions, and youth leadership.

Proposed sessions include in-depth deliberations on the coordination between religion and science, the role of youth in environmental conservation, the development of effective youth leadership, the relevance of Indian knowledge traditions, and contemporary social issues. Through this event, an effort will be made to inspire youth to strike a balance between tradition and modernity, understand social responsibilities, and actively participate in the nation's development.

Among those present during the Chief Minister's poster unveiling were the National President of Sevagyan Sansthanam, Ashish Ashu, Chairman of the Madhya Pradesh Youth Commission, Praveen Sharma, Dr. Puneet Dwivedi, and Madhav Kumar, along with other organizing officials and dignitaries.

Ujjain, the city of Avanti, already a major center for religion, philosophy, and Indian knowledge traditions, will welcome youth and intellectuals from across the country through this event. This ideological brainstorming, scheduled from September 17 to 19, will provide significant insights into youth power, Sanatan culture, and various aspects of nation-building.