“India’s Youth Creating a New Global Identity”: MLA Satish Fagana

District Youth Festival–2025 inaugurated at DAV Centenary College, showcasing talent and creativity of Faridabad’s young generation

Faridabad: NIT MLA Satish Fagana inaugurated the District Youth Festival–2025 at DAV Centenary College, NIT-3, organized jointly by the District Administration and Nehru Yuva Kendra, by lighting the ceremonial lamp. Addressing the gathering, Satish Fagana said that youth festivals organized across Haryana provide a platform for young people to showcase their talent and move forward to national recognition. The two-day festival, open to participants aged 15 to 29, includes cultural, sports, technical, and creative competitions. Winners will represent the district at the state-level festival.

“Youth are the backbone of the nation,” he said, adding that whenever the country has faced a challenge or transformation, young people have led the way. He emphasized that today’s Indian youth are achieving global recognition through their talent and hard work. “Indian youth are excelling as scientists, engineers, and professionals in the US, Europe, China, and beyond,” he said.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is progressing toward self-reliance, guided by the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. Fagana expressed confidence that this goal could be achieved even before 2047, possibly by 2037. “India is now the world’s fourth-largest economy and is rapidly moving toward third place,” he added, praising Faridabad’s youth for their achievements in technology and industry.

He also lauded the efforts of teachers and principals of ITIs, colleges, and institutions for guiding students toward success. Encouraging participants, Satish Fagana said, “India’s youth are the builders of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. In the coming years, they will place the nation at the top of the world stage.” The festival featured a range of competitions including folk dance, folk song, storytelling (in Hindi, English, and regional languages), poetry, poster making, speech contests, science exhibitions, and traditional instrumental music (solo and group). A large number of participants from across the district displayed creativity, teamwork, and cultural expression, earning appreciation from all. The event highlighted the vibrant and innovative spirit of Faridabad’s youth. Among those present were Government ITI Principal Bhagat Singh, Women’s ITI Principal Satish Kumar, DIPRO Murti Dalal, Vice Principal Ravindra Pal, and FIA Chairman H.L. Bhutani.

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