Fwd: Yuva Bharat Policy Parliament

[Think India]

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From: Nikhil Kumar <nikhi...@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 12:13 PM
Subject: Yuva Bharat Policy Parliament
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Dear Sir/Madam,

Public Policy Research Centre is an independent think tank working in the field of policy planning and research under Bharatiya Lok Kalyan Nyas. With a view to promote greater participation of the young generation, PPRC is organizing a YUVA Bharat Policy Parliament. Through this communication, we are seeking participation of students from your esteemed institution.

We believe that development of our country will not be possible without active participation of the youth. The first step in this direction would be to make them part of the policy making process. Keeping this in mind we are inviting youths from various institutes to participate in this event. For this two-day event, participants will be selected from various institutes after a structured selection process and will be invited to participate in the Policy Parliament where an attempt will be made to evolve a statement of consensus for adoption which will be further submitted to the Union Government for consideration.

You are requested to send entries of maximum five students to participate in this Parliament. Kindly instruct interested students to register on our website and submit an Essay on either of the two subjects viz:

A.  Policy and Action Plan for Swachh Bharat         

B.  Policy and Action Plan for Make in India

The short essay, within a word limit of 800-1000 words can be submitted on our

website (www.pprc.in/Events).  

Feb 29 (4 days ago)

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Regards

Nikhil

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