Jaipur: Youth Jat Mahapanchayat, organised on behalf of All Rajasthan Jat Mahasabha at Birla Auditorium on Tuesday, passed a resolution demanding the cancelation of the appointment of controversial member Col Kesari Singh to the RPSC.
“We have no opposition to any caste, there have been RPSC presidents and members even before from Rajput community, and we have never opposed. Our protest is against the mentality of Kesari Singh, hence, he should be removed through proper process, said Jassa Ram Choudhary, a youth leader.
Thousands of youths from across the state participated in the mahapanchayat. Resolutions were passed on social solidarity, development of education, political participation, increase in administrative services, expansion of OBC reservation, implementation of MSP and other special issues.
A documentary film was telecast in the programme in which the glorious history, culture of the Jat community and the challenges facing the society in the future were shown.
In the Yuva Jat Mahapanchayat, a resolution was unanimously passed to increase the participation of the Jat community in all political parties and a proposal was also passed to include great men and historical places of Jat community in the study material.
Hundreds of people were honoured with social pride awards at the community mahapanchayat.
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“We have no opposition to any caste, there have been RPSC presidents and members even before from Rajput community, and we have never opposed. Our protest is against the mentality of Kesari Singh, hence, he should be removed through proper process, said Jassa Ram Choudhary, a youth leader.
Thousands of youths from across the state participated in the mahapanchayat. Resolutions were passed on social solidarity, development of education, political participation, increase in administrative services, expansion of OBC reservation, implementation of MSP and other special issues.
A documentary film was telecast in the programme in which the glorious history, culture of the Jat community and the challenges facing the society in the future were shown.
In the Yuva Jat Mahapanchayat, a resolution was unanimously passed to increase the participation of the Jat community in all political parties and a proposal was also passed to include great men and historical places of Jat community in the study material.
Hundreds of people were honoured with social pride awards at the community mahapanchayat.
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Disasters inflicted deep wounds on the Himalayan communities: Youth for Himalaya
The continuous destruction in Himalayan states has caused widespread distress and uncertainty for mountain communities. The Youth for Himalaya organization highlights the series of crises that have affected the region throughout the year, including land subsidence, monsoon destruction, and glacial outbursts. The destruction has not only affected the Himalayan regions but also the fertile plains and footholds of the Himalayas. The government’s response to these crises has been negligible and apathetic, with no long-term strategy in place. The recent glacial outburst in Sikkim has highlighted the resistance of groups like the Affected Citizens of Teesta against large dams and concretization of rivers. The government’s negligence in heeding early warnings and lack of flood warning systems has contributed to the devastation. The disasters in the Himalayan states are seen as state-led development disasters, with the central government ignoring the severity of the situation and failing to provide timely relief and support. The Youth for Himalaya organization calls for urgent air support, declaration of the devastation as a national disaster, relief packages, prevention of water-borne diseases, independent inquiries into safety systems, and halting of dam and hydro power projects in the region.
The continuous destruction in Himalayan states has caused widespread distress and uncertainty for mountain communities. The Youth for Himalaya organization highlights the series of crises that have affected the region throughout the year, including land subsidence, monsoon destruction, and glacial outbursts. The destruction has not only affected the Himalayan regions but also the fertile plains and footholds of the Himalayas. The government’s response to these crises has been negligible and apathetic, with no long-term strategy in place. The recent glacial outburst in Sikkim has highlighted the resistance of groups like the Affected Citizens of Teesta against large dams and concretization of rivers. The government’s negligence in heeding early warnings and lack of flood warning systems has contributed to the devastation. The disasters in the Himalayan states are seen as state-led development disasters, with the central government ignoring the severity of the situation and failing to provide timely relief and support. The Youth for Himalaya organization calls for urgent air support, declaration of the devastation as a national disaster, relief packages, prevention of water-borne diseases, independent inquiries into safety systems, and halting of dam and hydro power projects in the region.
40 places of worship of Ahmadis attacked and destroyed in 2023 in Pakisktan, say community members
At least 40 Ahmadi worship places in Pakistan have been attacked or partially demolished this year, according to a representative of the Ahmadi minority community. Ahmadis are considered non-Muslims in Pakistan and are banned from preaching and travelling to Saudi Arabia for pilgrimage. The attacks have taken place in various parts of the country, with some incidents involving the police. The Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Pakistan has accused the authorities of doing nothing to protect the community, while the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has called for accountability and the repair of damaged sites.
At least 40 Ahmadi worship places in Pakistan have been attacked or partially demolished this year, according to a representative of the Ahmadi minority community. Ahmadis are considered non-Muslims in Pakistan and are banned from preaching and travelling to Saudi Arabia for pilgrimage. The attacks have taken place in various parts of the country, with some incidents involving the police. The Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Pakistan has accused the authorities of doing nothing to protect the community, while the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has called for accountability and the repair of damaged sites.
Union Cabinet approves ‘Mera Yuva Bharat’ platform to empower youth to become catalysts for community transformation
The Indian government has approved the establishment of an autonomous body called ‘Mera Yuva Bharat’ (MY Bharat) to empower youth and create a physical and digital ecosystem for community transformation. The technology-led platform aims to engage with youth to fulfill their aspirations for India’s progress and development. MY Bharat will provide equitable access to youth, consolidate their role in nation-building, and act as a bridge between the government and citizens. It will be launched on October 31, and will focus on leadership development, experiential learning, and youth-led development.
The Indian government has approved the establishment of an autonomous body called ‘Mera Yuva Bharat’ (MY Bharat) to empower youth and create a physical and digital ecosystem for community transformation. The technology-led platform aims to engage with youth to fulfill their aspirations for India’s progress and development. MY Bharat will provide equitable access to youth, consolidate their role in nation-building, and act as a bridge between the government and citizens. It will be launched on October 31, and will focus on leadership development, experiential learning, and youth-led development.
