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Nashik, 16 January 2024The closing ceremony of the 27th National Youth Festival 2024 concluded with a vibrant program in Hanuman Nagar, Nashik, on January 16, 2024. Over the past five days, the festival organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports witnessed participation from around 8,000 youth across the country. Volunteers from Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan and NSS (National Service Scheme) played a crucial role in making the festival successful. The event was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking Maharashtra's hosting of the National Youth Festival after 16 years.The concluding ceremony on Tuesday, January 16, was graced by the presence of Chief Guest, State Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Hon.Shri Sanjay Bansode, and Cabinet Minister Hon.Shri Dadaji Bhuse. D...

Nashik, 15th January 2024In the 27th National Youth Festival organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, the fourth day featured the celebration of Maharashtra's Olympic wrestling champion Khashaba Jadhav's birthday as the 1st State Sports Day. The event took place at the MahaYuva Gram Hanuman Nagar on Monday, January 15. During the festival, National Youth Awards were presented to 15 young individuals by the Hon. Minister of State, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Shri. Nisith Pramanik. Various cultural programs, including cultural programs, poster exhibitions, folk songs, and solo performances, were organized throughout the day at Mahakavi Kalidas Kalamandir and Udaji Maharaj Musuem. The Suvichar Sammelan held at MahaYuva Gram Hanuman Nagar, guests for the occasion were Bollywood...

The 27th National Youth Award was successfully held in Nashik on January 15, 2024, during the 4th day of the National Festival. Fifteen youth from across the country were honored with the National Youth Award 2021 during this event, presented by the esteemed Hon.Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Nisith Pramanik. The ceremony was attended by Hon. Ms. Vanita Sood, Director of the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Hon. Mr. Radhakrishna Game, Commissioner of the respective department, and Hon. Dr. Suhas Diwase, the respected Sports Commissioner of Maharashtra.The recipients of the National Youth Award during the National Youth Festival in Nashik are as follows:1. Mr. Adhi Daiv (17), Gurugram, Haryana2. Mr. Ankit Singh (29), Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh3. Mr. Bisathi Bharat (28), Anant...

In the grand celebration of the 27th National Youth Festival, hosted by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, vibrant expressions of Indian culture took center stage as youth from every corner of the nation gathered to engage in enriching dialogues and capture golden moments through the lens of their experiences. The event, held at the Mahakavi Kalidas Kalamandir, emerged as a melting pot of diversity, where the essence of India's rich cultural tapestry was vividly portrayed.The festival served as a dynamic platform for participants to connect on a deeper level, transcending geographical boundaries and fostering a sense of shared identity among the youth. Through captivating photos, participants shared glimpses of their lives, intertwining the threads of culture, cuisine, and traditional attir...

Nashik, 15th January 2024The National Youth Festival, featuring captivating folk singing and traditional dance events, has become a spirited celebration of cultural diversity. As a part of the ongoing National Youth Festival in Nashik, a mesmerizing solo and group presentation of folk dances took place on Monday, 15th January 2024. In this program, artists from across the country showcased their artistic talents, leaving the audience spellbound with both individual and collective dance performances. The significance of these presentations lies in revitalizing traditional arts, breathing life into the vibrant colors of age-old cultural expressions often overlooked in contemporary times.In addition to the dynamic performances, an art exhibition in photography, held at Mahakavi Kalidas Kalama...

Nashik, 15th Jan 2024The 27th National Youth Award was successfully held in Nashik on January 15, 2024, during the 4th day of the National Festival. Fifteen youth from across the country were honored with the National Youth Award 2021 during this event, presented by the esteemed Hon.Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Nisith Pramanik. The ceremony was attended by Hon. Ms. Vanita Sood, Director of the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Hon. Mr. Radhakrishna Game, Commissioner of the respective department, and Hon. Dr. Suhas Diwase, the respected Sports Commissioner of Maharashtra.The recipients of the National Youth Award during the National Youth Festival in Nashik are as follows:1. Mr. Adhi Daiv (17), Gurugram, Haryana2. Mr. Ankit Singh (29), Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh3. Mr. Bisat...

Nashik, 13th January 2024On the second day of the 27th National Youth Festival in Nashik, various programs were organized. The inauguration of the "Suvichar" program took place in Mahayuva Gram Hanuman Nagar, with Mr. Nitesh Kumar Mishra, Joint Secretary of the Central Youth and Sports Ministry, presiding over the event graced the occasion as the chief guest, along with the presence of Maharashtra's Sports Commissioner, Dr. Suhas Divese. In the first session of the Suvichar program, Vilas, Chairman of Sahyadri Farm from Nashik, and in the second session, Prateek Khandelwal, Chairman of Ramp My City, engaged in discussions with the youth. They delivered crucial messages about facing challenges, preparing for adversities, and not giving up.A program of folk music groups and solo performances...

The second day of the 27th National Youth Festival commenced on Saturday (Day 13) at the Yuvagram Ground, Hanuman Nagar, with a thoughtful speech competition. In the first session, Vilas Shinde, the chairman of Sahyadri Farm from Nashik, and in the second session, Prateek Khandelwal, chairman of Ramp My City, engaged in a dialogue with the youth. They delivered a crucial message about facing any obstacles that may arise in life, preparing for them, and not succumbing to them.Vilas Shinde highlighted the need for India's name to be associated with agriculture. To achieve this, he shared his experience of overcoming obstacles in agricultural business. He emphasized the importance of addressing rural issues by starting with the problems faced by villagers. While hard work is essential in farm...

Banasthali Vidyapith, the world's second-largest residential women's University, hosted a consortium meeting and international conference of partners from six countries organized under the Erasmus Plus program Aurora from 11 to 13 January 2023. This program was carried out under the Erasmus Plus Project Aurora to promote capacity building in higher education and co-funded by the European Commission. Banasthali Vidyapith from India is playing the role of main coordinator of this project. Scholars from six countries Ireland, Romania, Spain, Czech Republic, Nepal and India participated in this program. The event commenced with a welcome address by Professor Anshuman Shastri, Director of International Relations and Director, Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Banasthali Vidyapith. Professor S...

Nashik, January 13, 2024,The 27th National Youth Festival kicked off with the enchanting performance of renowned Bollywood singer Neeti Mohan, captivating the hearts of the youth gathered at Tapovan Maidan in Nashik on the first day. The festival, a five-day extravaganza, was inaugurated by the honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi. Neeti Mohan, known for her melodious voice, mesmerized the enthusiastic crowd with renditions of her popular songs, starting with the hit track "Ishq Wala Love" from the blockbuster movie "Student of the Year." Her illustrious career includes contributions to various successful films such as "Jab Tak Hai Jaan," "Main Tera Hero," "Padmaavat," "Happy New Year," "Saaho," "Kalank," and "Gangubai Kathiawadi."Expressing her pride in performing at the Yout...