Staff Reporter –
Union Home and Cooperation Minister and senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Amit Shah, inaugurated the 69th National Convention of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) in New Delhi on Friday. On this occasion, Shah emphasized that whether it’s a movement for language and education or preserving culture, the ABVP has highlighted the importance of ‘self’ to society through the youth. With the ‘3D resolution’ of Detect, Delete, and Deport, the ABVP has actively worked across the country to raise awareness against infiltration.
If the struggle of the ABVP is observed, it is the only student organization striving to eliminate the shortcomings in the education system and simultaneously contributing to character building. The ABVP has constructed a path with patience by embodying its core principles of knowledge, character, and unity. It is not just an organization; it is a movement for the reconstruction of the nation.
Senior leader Amit Shah firmly believes that youth power is the backbone of any country, leading the nation and society to the pinnacle. Until India becomes self-reliant and prosperous in every field, the role of youth power in achieving this remains crucial.
Today, India has reached a stage where the world is hopeful, watching with optimism. The people of our country have seen that in the last nine years instead of scams and corruption, new policies are being implemented. Under the leadership of Modi and Shah, the politics of appeasement, nepotism, and casteism have been replaced by the politics of performance. It should be acknowledged without any doubt that in Amrit Kaal, New India is secure in capable hands.
Under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, the revival of cultural heritage along with the foundation of modern development in the last nine years proves that our cultural heritage is the basis for our modern development. It has become evident that preserving cultural heritage and developing with modernity are not contradictory but complementary aspects.
