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MP Aruna calls on youth to contribute to Viksit Bharat
An important leader named DK Aruna talked to students at a big meeting called the 'Vision India 2047' conference.
She is a Member of Parliament.
She told young people they can help make India a better and stronger country.
This plan to build a better India is called 'Viksit Bharat.'
She asked youth to share new ideas, do research, and invent new things.
She said universities should be places where new ideas are created, not just places for exams and degrees.
She told students that great ideas can come from villages and small towns too.
She also said young people should think about solving problems, not just finding jobs.
Aruna felt proud that Palamuru University received a big grant of Rs 100 crore from the government.
She hopes the conference ideas will turn into real research and products that help everyone.
DK Aruna called on youth to contribute to 'Viksit Bharat' through innovative ideas, research, and new inventions.
She was the chief guest at the valedictory session of the two-day national conference 'Vision India 2047: Integrating Science, Innovation and Youth Empowerment' at Kanha Shanti Vanam on Saturday.
The conference was jointly organised by Palamuru University and the Ministry of Education.
Aruna said universities should become centres of knowledge, research, innovation and social transformation rather than being confined to classrooms, examinations and degrees.
She noted that Palamuru University is the only university in Telangana to receive a Rs 100 crore grant under the PM-USHA scheme.
- Who
- DK Aruna, Member of Parliament, addressed youth and participants at the valedictory session of a conference organised by Palamuru University and the Ministry of Education.
- What
- The two-day national conference 'Vision India 2047: Integrating Science, Innovation and Youth Empowerment' concluded with Aruna urging youth to help build Viksit Bharat through research, innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Where
- Kanha Shanti Vanam, Mahbubnagar.
- When
- The valedictory session was held on Saturday; the conference spanned two days.
- Why
- To encourage young people to contribute to a developed India ('Viksit Bharat') by 2047 through new ideas, research and social development.
Key facts
- Key figure
- DK Aruna, Member of Parliament
- Event
- 'Vision India 2047: Integrating Science, Innovation and Youth Empowerment' national conference
- Organisers
- Palamuru University and the Ministry of Education
- Venue
- Kanha Shanti Vanam
- Duration
- Two days; valedictory held on Saturday
- Grant
- Rs 100 crore under PM-USHA scheme - only university in Telangana to receive it
- Location
- Mahbubnagar, Telangana
Quotes
DK Aruna
Member of Parliament for Mahbubnagar
“"Such innovations should empower young people to become entrepreneurs, create new opportunities and improve the quality of life of ordinary citizens."”
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