NSS dept holds event on Yuva Samwad India

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Feb 09, 2024 IST

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Patiala, February 8

Punjabi University organised an event on the ‘Yuva Samwad India @ 2047’ programme at the science auditorium today. The programme was organised by the NSS department at the university, and Mamata Sharma was the coordinator for it. The event featured a declamation contest, and prizes were given to the winning students.

Addressing the gathering, Vice-Chancellor Prof Arvind said that knowledge can only be increased with proper communication, adding that open-minded discussion is essential for growth.

The VC urged the youth to discuss ideas with each other with an open mind so that new innovations may emerge. He said that with this kind of thought process, society may get rid of all the current problems and move forward to a better world.

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