The four-day-long 64th State Conference of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), Awadh, successfully concluded in the holy city of Ved Vyas, Sitapur, with the formation of a new executive committee. Over the course of the four-day conference, three significant resolutions were passed, including ‘The Role of Youth in Making Uttar Pradesh Self-Reliant and Independent’, ‘The Current Scenario of Uttar Pradesh’, and ‘The Government Should Take Concrete Steps to Improve Educational Quality and Control Fee Hikes’. Nearly 1,400 student and teacher activists from Awadh participated in the conference, where Prof. Neetu Singh and Pushpendra Bajpai were re-elected as the State President and Secretary, respectively.
During this conference, the resolutions focused on empowering the youth of Uttar Pradesh and creating new opportunities for them. The key resolutions included ‘The Role of Youth in Making Uttar Pradesh Self-Reliant and Independent’, ‘The Current Scenario of Uttar Pradesh’, and addressing the unethical fee hikes and administrative anarchy occurring in educational institutions through the resolution ‘The Government Should Take Concrete Steps to Improve Educational Quality and Control Fee Hikes’. These resolutions were unanimously passed by all, led by State President Prof. Neetu Singh.
RSS’s Awadh Prant Pracharak Kaushal Ji, in his address, highlighted the importance of the concept of ‘Panch Parivartan’ (Five Changes) for the social and moral upliftment of the country. He explained that social harmony, family education, self-awakening, adherence to civic duties, and environmental conservation are the five pillars of comprehensive societal development.
He emphasized, “The ABVP’s initiative is not limited to superficial changes but is a broader effort to awaken the consciousness from the individual to the society and the nation. True change in family, society, and nation can only happen when an individual becomes self-aware.”
Kaushal Ji stressed that issues such as social harmony, adherence to civic duties, and environmental conservation can be realized not merely through regulations but through the awareness and resolve of every individual. He said, “Panch Parivartan is not just an idea but a firm commitment towards leading the nation to its highest pinnacle, and it will remain relevant forever.”
In conclusion, he stated that by making these five changes a part of our lives, we can not only strengthen our society and country but also move towards global leadership.
ABVP’s National Secretary Ankit Shukla and Awadh State Secretary Pushpendra Bajpai extended their best wishes to the newly elected executive committee, stating that this state conference will be remembered for its historical significance. They expressed confidence that the new committee will work throughout the year to address various student-related issues.
