- Five-day cultural, educational and industrial immersion strengthens youth connect
- Workshops on AI, fire safety, yoga and careers empower next-gen leaders
- Iconic Ahmedabad visits showcase heritage, innovation and development
- Leaders urge youth to drive nation-building through knowledge and collaboration
NE NEWS SERVICE
GANDHINAGAR, MAR 22
In a vibrant celebration of unity and youth empowerment, the Gujarat–Madhya Pradesh Inter-State Youth Exchange Programme was successfully held in Ahmedabad district from March 18 to 22, 2026, under the aegis of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India.
Organised by MY Bharat Ahmedabad under the leadership and guidance of District Youth Officer Pritesh Kumar Zaveri, the five-day initiative brought together young participants from various districts of Madhya Pradesh to foster cultural harmony, mutual understanding, and national integration.
The programme served as a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange and experiential learning, covering a wide spectrum of themes including Artificial Intelligence, fire safety, yoga and mental wellness, career guidance, and business development. These sessions equipped participants with practical insights and future-ready skills.
A major highlight of the programme was the exposure visits to Ahmedabad’s iconic landmarks, offering participants a first-hand experience of Gujarat’s rich legacy and modern achievements. The itinerary included visits to Amul Fed Dairy, Kankaria Lakefront & Zoo, Science City, Sabarmati Ashram, Atal Bridge, and the Flower Park, enabling a deeper appreciation of the state’s historical, industrial, scientific and cultural excellence.
The closing ceremony witnessed the presence of several eminent dignitaries, including Dharmisthaben Gajjar, Chairperson of the Gujarat State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, along with community leaders and organisers.
Dharmisthaben Gajjar, Chairperson:
“Youth are the architects of the nation’s future. Such exchange programmes not only broaden perspectives but also inspire young minds to actively contribute to nation-building and social development.”
Pritesh Kumar Zaveri, District Youth Officer:
“This initiative is a bridge of ideas and cultures. It empowers youth with knowledge, confidence and a shared sense of national identity.”
Programme Organiser:
“The enthusiasm and engagement of participants reflect the success of this initiative in fostering unity, learning and leadership among young citizens.”
The event also featured cultural programmes, interactive discussions, and experience-sharing sessions, which strengthened bonds of friendship and cooperation between youth from both states.
Participants described the programme as memorable and transformative, expressing hope for more such initiatives that promote collaboration, awareness and national unity.
