51-member Madhya Pradesh delegation to visit Karnataka under Yuva Sangam
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A student and youth delegation exchange between Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka is organized under the Yuva Sangam programme.
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- A youth exchange programme called Yuva Sangam Phase VII is connecting Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka to foster cultural and educational understanding.
- Fifty-one delegates from Madhya Pradesh will travel to Karnataka starting September 28, while 53 participants from Karnataka will visit Madhya Pradesh from October 10 to 17.
- The programme, implemented by the Central University of Karnataka, focuses on themes like tourism, technology, and cultural traditions.
- This initiative aims to strengthen national unity by providing young people with exposure to the diversity of different states.
What to watch next
- Arrival of Madhya Pradesh delegation in Kalaburagi on September 28.
- Execution of the reciprocal Karnataka delegation visit to Bhopal in October.
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Battu Satyanarayana
Vice-Chancellor
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“Yuva Sangam Phase VII is being organised by the Ministry of Education under the ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ programme to promote interaction among young people from different parts of the country and provide them first-hand exposure to India’s cultural, social, educational and developmental diversity”
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…Satyanarayana, addressing a media conference along with Registrar Prof. R.R. Biradar at the university on Saturday (September 26, 2026), said that CUK was selected as the nodal agency for implementing the programme. “ Yuva Sangam Phase VII is being organised by the Ministry of Education under the ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ programme to promote interaction among young people from different parts of the country and provide them first-hand exposure to India’s cultural, social, educational and developmental diversity ,” Mr. Satyanarayana said. Opportunity for cultural appreciation As per the information he shared, the 51-member Madhya Pradesh delegation will arrive in Kalaburagi on September 28. During its stay in Karnataka, the…
R.R. Biradar
Registrar
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“The participants will get an opportunity to explore historical and cultural heritage, local traditions and lifestyles, development initiatives and governance, interact with local communities and learn about achievements in technology, innovation and education.”
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…Prof. Biradar said that the programme was structured around five themes Paryatan (Tourism), Parampara (Traditions), Pragati (Development), Paraspar Sampark (People-to-People Connect) and Prodyogiki (Technology). “ The participants will get an opportunity to explore historical and cultural heritage, local traditions and lifestyles, development initiatives and governance, interact with local communities and learn about achievements in technology, innovation and education. The programme is intended to promote youth interaction, cultural learning and mutual understanding while strengthening the spirit of national unity and the concept of Unity in Diversity,” Prof. Biradar said. Karnataka…
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