Our young minds full of potential, innovative ideas: VC KU

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Srinagar, Mar 20: The Vice Chancellor (VC) Kashmir University (KU) Prof. Nilofer Khan on Thursday said that the young minds were full of potential and innovative ideas.

She was speaking during a two-day Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament -2025 organised by the National Service Scheme (NSS) of KU under the initiative of the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India.

"Our young minds are full of potential and innovative ideas. Engaging in discussions on national policies will empower them to contribute meaningfully to society and bring laurels to the university,” she said.

She extended her wishes to the participants success in the competition.

She highlighted the significance of such platforms in shaping responsible and visionary youth.

The event was organised to encourage youth engagement in various democratic processes and policy discussions

The event, themed ‘One Nation, One Election: Paving the Way for Viksit Bharat,’ aimed to develop critical thinking and leadership skills among young participants.

Registrar KU, Prof. Naseer Iqbal, emphasized the importance of such competitions in personality development.

“The university is committed to providing opportunities where talented youth can express themselves, develop confidence, and prepare for future leadership roles,” he said.

Earlier Program Coordinator NSS KU, Dr. Wakar Amin Zargar, outlined the objectives of the competition, emphasizing its role in nurturing informed and active citizens.

He informed that the district-level competitions were held in Srinagar, Ganderbal, and Budgam, targeting the 18-25 age group, with winners progressing to the next stage.

During the two-day deliberations  the participants presented their views before a panel of judges, who  evaluated them based on clarity of thought, articulation, and understanding of the topic.

The event witnessed participation from students across various institutions.

The vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Humaira Showkat, Program Officer, NSS KU.