For the first time in Uttarakhand's academic history, DGU successfully hosted "Yuvamanthan," a transformative two-day event designed to cultivate leadership, critical thinking, and policy-oriented dialogue among the region's brightest young minds. This groundbreaking initiative aimed to empower students and equip them with the tools necessary to navigate the complexities of the 21st century.
Day 1: Yuvamanthan Model United Nations (YMUN) - COP 29 Simulation
The inaugural day of Yuvamanthan witnessed a dynamic simulation of the highly anticipated COP 29. Thirty enthusiastic delegates, representing diverse nations, engaged in a vibrant mock session centered on the critical agenda, "Enhancing Employability and Supporting Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century." The delegates showcased exceptional research, diplomacy, and negotiation skills, fostering robust debates and proposing innovative, solution-focused approaches to workforce upskilling and global economic viability. The level of passion and intellectual rigor demonstrated by the participants set a new benchmark for Model UN simulations in the region.
Day 2: Yuvamanthan Model United Nations (YMUN) - All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) Simulation
Building on the momentum of the first day, the second day featured a compelling simulation of the All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM). Thirty delegates assumed the roles of prominent Indian political figures, engaging in a crucial debate on "Fostering a Job-Ready Workforce: Balancing Skill Development, the Startup Ecosystem, and Employment Opportunities in India's New Economy." The session witnessed spirited discussions on policy reforms, youth empowerment, and strategies to strengthen India's workforce in the face of evolving economic challenges. The delegates' insightful contributions highlighted their deep understanding of national issues and their potential to shape India's future.
Participation and Impact
The event garnered overwhelming success, attracting active participation from students across all disciplines. The quality of discourse and the delegates' commitment to finding solutions were truly commendable.
Esteemed Jury Panel:
- Dr. Ulka Tewari
- CS Atul Kumar Rawat
- Ms. Ishita Jain (RA English Literature)
The event also benefited greatly from the invaluable support and patronage of Dr. Rajeev Bhardwaj and Dr. Sanjay Jasola.
Special Acknowledgements:
A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Ishita Jain for her unwavering dedication and support in making Yuvamanthan a reality. Sincere gratitude to Dr. Ulka Tewari and CS Atul Kumar Rawat for their expert guidance and invaluable contributions.
Yuvamanthan: A Movement for the Future
Yuvamanthan 2025 transcended the boundaries of a mere event; it emerged as a powerful movement dedicated to empowering youth, fostering policy innovation, and nurturing the leaders of tomorrow.DGU is committed to making Yuvamanthan an annual tradition, continuing to inspire and engage future change-makers and contributing to the development of a dynamic and forward-thinking generation.