Delhi Speaker to Engage Youth in Viksit Bharat Parliament Tomorrow

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta will interact with participants of the State Level Viksit Bharat Yuva Sansad 2026 on Monday. The event, organized with the 'My Bharat' portal, aims to engage young citizens with democratic institutions and legislative processes. Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision, this offline edition seeks to maximize youth participation in shaping the vision for 'Viksit Bharat@2047'. The parliament provides a formal platform for students to deliberate on national issues and interact with policymakers.

Key Points: Delhi Assembly Speaker to Interact with Yuva Sansad Participants

  • Fosters youth leadership & civic participation
  • Platform for policy discussions on national issues
  • Conducted at district, state levels
  • Aims to bridge gap between youth and governance
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Delhi Assembly Speaker to interact with Yuva Sansad participants tomorrow

Speaker Vijender Gupta will interact with youth at the State Level Viksit Bharat Yuva Sansad 2026, promoting democratic engagement.

"Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision, this edition is fully offline - Official Statement"

New Delhi, March 29

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta, on Monday, will interact with young participants of the State Level Viksit Bharat Yuva Sansad 2026, being organised in collaboration with 'My Bharat' portal under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, an official said on Sunday.

The interaction forms part of the State Level round of VBYP 2026, aimed at promoting engagement of young citizens with democratic institutions and legislative processes, an official statement said.

The Delhi Assembly Speaker will interact with the youth at a conference room, near Chief Minister's Office at the Delhi Assembly in Old Secretariat.

The Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament is a platform for young voices to engage in national discussions and shape the vision for 'Viksit Bharat@2047'.

It fosters leadership, civic participation, and policy discussions, enabling students to deliberate on key national issues.

"Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision, this edition is fully offline and implemented through 'MY Bharat' initiative to maximise youth participation," an official statement said.

According to Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, the Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament marks a transformation from the Traditional Youth Parliament with the vision to prepare a new generation of dynamic, solution-oriented, and policy-aware youth leaders.

The Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament is conducted at three levels.

"The district level rounds are conducted at district nodes. The state level programmes are conducted at 17 State Assemblies and remaining 18 in other government establishments," a statement said.

"These rounds mark a historic milestone in bridging the gap between youth and governance. Sessions are presided over by State Speakers lending significance to youth discussions," the statement added.

The themes for VBYP are chosen broadly to encourage wider youth engagement in public life, in line with the broader national vision of fostering greater participation of young people from diverse, non-political backgrounds in the democratic process, contributing to the overall vision of "Viksit Bharat @ 2047".

The young participants in the Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament from all states and Union Territories come from varied linguistic, social, and geographical backgrounds, bringing with them a diverse range of opinions, experiences, and ideas, which showcased the rich diversity of youth perspectives across the country.

"Through Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament, the participants get a formal platform to deliberate on national issues, interact with policymakers, and contribute meaningfully to India's developmental journey," the statement added.

- IANS

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Priya S
While the intent is good, I hope this is more than just a symbolic event. The real test is whether these young voices are actually heard and their suggestions considered by the government. Let's see some actionable outcomes.
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Rohit P
Great to see Delhi Assembly taking the lead. Youth parliaments can be a training ground for future leaders. My younger brother participated at the district level and it was a very enriching experience for him.
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Sarah B
As someone who works with NGOs, I appreciate the focus on "non-political backgrounds". We need fresh perspectives, not just career politicians. Hoping for diverse representation from all communities.
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Vikram M
The offline format is a good move. Too much happens online these days. Face-to-face discussions in the actual assembly building will give these youngsters a real feel of how democracy functions. Best of luck to all participants!
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Karthik V
A small suggestion: please ensure participants from government schools and colleges are equally represented, not just from elite private institutions. True diversity means giving a platform to every section of our youth.

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