Amid Rahul Gandhi’s Focus On Students, CM Yadav Set To launch Youth Outreach Initiative Today
Mr. Yadav is scheduled to interact with around 20,000 students at the ‘CM Youth Conclave- 2026’, slated to be held at the sprawling Lal Parade Ground here on Tuesday.
Bhopal: A fortnight after Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi attended a student interaction programme focused on education and employment issues at Indore in Madhya Pradesh, chief minister Mohan Yadav is set to launch a youth outreach initiative here on Tuesday.
Mr. Yadav is scheduled to interact with around 20,000 students at the ‘CM Youth Conclave- 2026’, slated to be held at the sprawling Lal Parade Ground here on Tuesday.
“With the objective of connecting talent, aspirations and innovation of youth of the state with new possibilities, CM Youth Conclave-2026 will be organized by the Department of Higher Education at Lal Parade Ground in Bhopal on October six. Chief minister Mr. Yadav will interact directly with more than 20,000 youths at the conclave”, a spokesman of the MP government said on Monday.
The conclave will have a special focus on employment, skill development, self-employment, entrepreneurship, innovation, research and emerging technologies. With the participation of experts, educational institutions, industries and emerging enterprises, youth will be informed about changing requirements and available opportunities in education and employment, the spokesman said.
“The CM Youth Conclave- 2026 is a comprehensive initiative to connect youth with dialogue, guidance and opportunities”, the spokesman said.
Seventeen government departments and various institutions will participate in the event to familiarize the youth with schemes and activities related to their respective fields.
More than 80 exhibition halls of departments, institutions, universities, and emerging enterprises will be set up at the conclave.
Career guidance will be provided to the youth by the experts on the occasion.
Along with interaction and guidance, cultural performances will also be a major attraction at this festival of youth, the spokesman said and informed that musical performances by renowned playback singer Jubin Nautiyal, and Mumbai-based Kabir Café will generate enthusiasm, excitement and energy at the event.
This is the first such youth outreach programme to be attended by the chief minister.
The event comes a couple of weeks after Mr. Gandhi attended the student interaction programme, Chhatron Ki Goonj, at Indore, held amid musical treat for the participants.
