
New Delhi: In a continuous effort to bolster the effectiveness of the MY Bharat Portal, Union Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports and Labour & Employment, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, chaired an interactive session with young individuals from various sectors, including Indian youth delegates who participated in the BRICS Youth Summit in Russia. The session took place today in New Delhi.
This engagement forms part of a series of meetings Dr. Mandaviya has held with youth groups across the country, aiming to transform the MY Bharat platform into a comprehensive solution for the nation’s youth.
Recognizing the immense potential and energy that the youth bring to India, Dr. Mandaviya stated, “Youth must embrace the responsibility to contribute towards the betterment of our country and realize the vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ by 2047.”
In his address, the Union Minister underscored the importance of aligning the MY Bharat platform with activities that resonate with youth and offer them tangible benefits. He emphasized that these activities should be prominently featured on the platform to maximize their impact.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the youth to share their suggestions and insights on the MY Bharat portal with the aim of enhancing its effectiveness. Dr. Mandaviya assured the participants that their views and suggestions would play a crucial role in improving the portal. He highlighted that these contributions are vital for increasing the platform’s outreach among the youth, ensuring it effectively addresses their needs and encourages greater engagement in national development initiatives.
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