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Shiv Sena Launches Mission Gen Z to Engage Maharashtra Youth
Shiv Sena has started a program called Mission Gen Z to listen to young people.
It wants to understand what Gen Z, Gen Alpha and other youth need.
More than 250 young elected representatives met in Mumbai.
They came from cities, villages and different regions of Maharashtra.
They discussed education, jobs, sports, skills and other concerns.
They suggested building playgrounds, libraries and skill centres.
They also discussed safety training, de-addiction programs and using social media to communicate with youth.
Shiv Sena plans more training and meetings to turn these ideas into government action.
Shiv Sena launched Mission Gen Z to understand the concerns and aspirations of Gen Z, Gen Alpha and other young people.
A Mumbai interaction camp brought together more than 250 elected representatives aged 20 to 30 from urban and rural Maharashtra.
Participants formed 20 groups to discuss region-specific youth issues and propose actions for the next 30 days.
Suggestions included sports facilities, libraries, career guidance, employment portals, skill centres and college youth festivals.
The party plans regular training sessions and another youth interaction camp after 30 days to develop short-, medium- and long-term strategies.
- Who
- Shiv Sena, guided by MP Shrikant Shinde, brought together more than 250 young elected representatives; the party is led by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
- What
- The party launched Mission Gen Z and organised a Youth Public Representatives’ Interaction Camp.
- Where
- Mumbai, with participants from urban and rural areas across Maharashtra.
- When
- The camp was held on Wednesday, with another training and interaction camp planned after 30 days.
- Why
- To understand the aspirations and concerns of younger people and create a channel for translating them into policy and governance measures.
Key facts
- Initiative
- Mission Gen Z
- Participants
- More than 250 elected representatives
- Participant age
- 20 to 30
- Location
- Mumbai
- Discussion groups
- 20 groups of 10 to 12 representatives each
- Represented bodies
- Corporations, municipal councils, mayors, Panchayat Samitis, Zilla Parishads and the cooperative sector
- Next step
- Another training and interaction camp after 30 days
Quotes
Shrikant Shinde
Shiv Sena MP and Parliamentary Party leader who guided the youth interaction camp
“We are brainstorming to understand what the youth, as well as Gen Z and Gen Alpha, truly want. We need to develop a sustainable system to understand what we can meaningfully offer them and how their concerns can be translated into action.”
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“Young public representatives like you can connect Gen Z with the party. You are the party's brand ambassadors because you were elected by the people at a very young age.”
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