Archive · 31 Jul 2026
ABVP Holds Central Committee Meeting in Aluva, Kerala
The ABVP, a student group linked to the BJP, is having a big meeting in Aluva, a town near Kochi in India.
They will talk about how well the new education rules are working and how to help students on campus.
They also plan to start new projects like turning screen time into activity time and celebrate important anniversaries.
The leaders say this meeting will give the group new energy and help students help build the country.
Everyone from top leaders to local organisers will be there to share ideas and make plans.
ABVP’s Central Working Committee will meet in Aluva, Kochi, from August 1‑2 to review NEP 2020 implementation and organisational activities.
The meeting will include national office‑bearers, zonal secretaries, and key functionaries from across India.
Discussions will cover education policy, campus unit strengthening, women and tribal student outreach, and future action plans.
The committee will finalize roadmaps for national campaigns such as “Screen Time to Activity Time” and anniversary commemorations of Vande Mataram, Sant Shiromani Ravidas Ji, Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, and the Anti‑Emergency Movement.
ABVP national general secretary Virendra Singh Solanki said the meeting will give renewed momentum to the organisation’s work and strengthen student volunteers’ role in nation‑building.
- Who
- ABVP national working committee, including national office-bearers, zonal secretaries, and key functionaries
- What
- Meeting to review NEP 2020 implementation, organisational activities, and plan national campaigns
- When
- August 1-2, 2024
- Where
- Aluva, near Kochi, Kerala, India
- Why
- To chart the organisation’s future course, strengthen student volunteers, and finalize national campaign roadmaps
- Meeting Date
- August 1-2, 2024
- Location
- Aluva, near Kochi, Kerala, India
- Organiser
- Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP)
- Key Participants
- National office-bearers, zonal secretaries, key functionaries
- Agenda Items
- NEP 2020 review, campus unit strengthening, national campaigns