PIONEER EDGE NEWS SERVICE / DEHRADUN:
UPES hosted a Youth Connect programme that brought together around 600 students for an interaction focused on youth, nation-building, Indian values and India’s journey towards 2047. The programme provided a platform for students to reflect on the importance of indigenous development, research, innovation, entrepreneurship and responsible citizenship in shaping the future of the country.
The programme featured an address by Educationist, Motivator, Author & Social Worker, Mukul Kanitkar, who spoke extensively on the significance of Bhartiyata (Indian identity and values) and the role of young people in contributing to India’s development and transformation. Among others who spoke on the occasion wasthe pro vice chancellor – Operations and Growth Initiatives and Registrar, UPES, Manish Madaan.
