Minister urges youth to uphold heritage

Tribune News Service

Mandi, Updated At : 02:16 AM May 11, 2025 IST

DAV School functionary KS Guleria welcomes Minister Rajesh Dharmani at the inauguration of the Mandi Sammelan. Jai Kumar

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Minister for Town Planning, Housing, Technical Education, Vocational and Industrial Training, Rajesh Dharmani, inaugurated a three-day conference at DAV Centenary Public School in Mandi on Friday. The event is being organised by the India’s International Movement to Unite Nations (IIMUN) Forum.

Speaking as the chief guest, Minister Dharmani praised the organisers for providing a platform that broadens students’ perspectives and helps them better understand both local and global developments. He underlined the role of young people in strengthening India’s democracy and stressed the importance of preserving the country’s ancient culture, values and heritage for future generations.

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