Prayagraj, September 13 (Daily Kiran) : Over 200 young volunteers and participants convened in Prayagraj on September 13 for ‘UP Dialogue – Chapter 2’. This event, organized by Friends of UP, focused on the changes and development opportunities that have emerged in Uttar Pradesh over the past decade.
The discussions covered a wide range of topics, including law and order, the economy, education, employment opportunities, and religious tourism. The dialogue centered on the ‘UP Decade’, reflecting on the state’s development journey in the last ten years.
Speakers shared insights on the evolving social and economic landscape of Uttar Pradesh. The primary aim of the event was to connect youths with the ongoing changes in the state and provide them a platform to engage directly with experts from various fields.
Senior advocate Archana Singh led discussions on law and justice, emphasizing the importance of active youth participation in building a secure and empowered future. She highlighted various government policies and schemes that are significantly benefiting the youth.
In her address, Singh urged young people to remain active in social and public life and to take an informed role in shaping their futures.
Arunesh Singh discussed the potential opportunities available to youths in economics, finance, and education. He elaborated on the emerging prospects amidst a changing economy and the future possibilities for young individuals.
Professor Rajesh Kumar Garg also participated, motivating youths to take proactive steps forward. The speakers stressed that the role of young people in the state’s development process is crucial, not just as beneficiaries but as active contributors.
During the dialogue, particular attention was given to the growing scope of religious tourism in Uttar Pradesh. The discussion linked the state’s rich religious and cultural heritage to local economic development and job creation, considering the socio-economic changes and future opportunities for the youth.
The event was structured into two main dialogue sessions. The first session featured invited experts and speakers sharing their insights on various topics. The second session allowed for a question-and-answer format, enabling participants to raise queries related to law and order, education, employment, and the state’s development.
Participants also shared their thoughts and suggestions with the experts. Organizers noted that the event was designed to focus on active youth participation rather than just speeches.
According to Friends of UP, ‘UP Dialogue’ aims to connect youths with the state’s development journey while fostering fact-based discussions on policy, development, and societal issues. This initiative seeks to establish direct communication between youths, experts, and various community groups.
Organizers plan to continue ‘UP Dialogue’ as an ongoing series, with Chapter 2 in Prayagraj serving as a platform for significant youth involvement in discussions about the past decade, current changes, and future opportunities in Uttar Pradesh.
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