Nandyal Collector urges youth to be active participants in nation-building
Inaugurating an event, Rajakumari Ganiya advises young people to build leadership qualities, self-confidence, creative thinking, and various skills alongside their academic pursuits
District Collector Rajakumari Ganiya has urged the youth to actively participate in achieving the 'Viksit Bharat' vision, recognizing them as vital contributors to the nation's progress. The Collector, alongside Nandyal MP Byreddy Shabari and Allagadda MLA Bhuma Akhila Priya, inaugurated a youth talent showcase event at SVR Engineering College in Nandyal.
The event featured competitions in folk song and dance, street play, painting, and poetry writing, aiming to highlight the skills, creativity, and cultural aptitude of young people. Speaking at the inauguration, the Collector emphasized that youth festivals serve to unearth hidden talents, foster leadership qualities, self-confidence, and creative thinking among the youth.
She urged them to balance academic pursuits with skill development and to seek guidance from parents and teachers. Ms. Shabari highlighted that these youth festivals aim to unearth potential and make the youth active participants in nation-building, emphasizing their role in achieving 'Viksit Bharat 2047' and 'Swarnandhra 2047'.
The MP stressed the importance of leveraging emerging employment and self-employment opportunities as Rayalaseema advances in development. She expressed confidence that the youth, equipped with evolving technology skills, would rise to high positions and contribute positively to society. Allagadda MLA Akhila Priya echoed this sentiment, stressing the need to encourage the youth's ideas, aspirations, and talent, and suggested utilizing social media for constructive activities.
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