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      3. Shaheed Bhagat Singh's Vision for Today's Youth - Building the India of Tomorrow
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      Shaheed Bhagat Singh's Vision for Today's Youth - Building the India of Tomorrow
      Start Date 01/09/2026 - 10:00
      End Date 30/09/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Shaheed Bhagat Singh was not only a symbol of courage and patriotism but also a young thinker who believed in learning and contributing to society. His ideas continue to inspire generations of Indians to take an active role in shaping the nation.

      Shaheed Bhagat Singh believed that ideas are more powerful than weapons. Today, how can the power of ideas, knowledge, and innovation be harnessed by the youth to shape the India of tomorrow?

      Reflect on how values such as patriotism, courage, critical thinking, social responsibility, and active citizenship can empower young Indians to contribute towards a stronger, more progressive, and developed India.

       

      JyotsnaSingh_65
      JyotsnaSingh
      1 week 1 day ago

      Ideas, knowledge, and innovation are powerful tools for building a better India. Young Indians can contribute by developing critical thinking, gaining knowledge, using technology responsibly, and finding innovative solutions to social and environmental challenges. Patriotism should inspire us to serve society, respect diversity, follow our duties, and actively participate in our communities. By taking initiative, helping others, and continuously learning, the youth can turn ideas into meaningful action and contribute to a stronger, more progressive, and developed India.

      Manish Bilakhia
      Manish Bilakhia
      1 week 1 day ago

      Today the law is very weak for people who are having powers it may be politicians , it may be government officials , it may be a cooperative housing society committee members . Since all powers come with responsibility but it's seen that all this powers are totally to misuse. Suggestion is a committee made by citizens who are not powerful but doesn't work without ethics irrespective of they may in loss. This people will filter the authenticity of the details shared by the suffering person and than if found guilty will be sent to next level of non corrupt officials. Now the other are is the time taken to punish should also be short as that also matters for a person to register his grievances. Longer the time taken for grievances the same person will not register his complaint thinking that nothing can happen . The road and infrastructure complaint. Sirji we need to make bhagat sing from our own citizen but with giving them powers. We can also use teachers or professor who are retired .

      krishankumargupta_4
      Krishan Kumar Gupta
      1 week 1 day ago

      Youth Power is the power of Nation. I am 1st volunteer of NSS India since 1969. During this period I have interacted with thousands of youths.. The basic problem in our country is related to political corruption's. Poor work culture and no inspiration to youths for there future. Youths have potential, strength capacity to work hard, dedication and they love their Nation. They have big dreams. When they go for startup and seek help from govt agencies they are misguided but those who know how to manage the things, they go for short cuts through corrupt practices. Go to any govt office for approving and launching of project most of us are discouraged because no proje ct will reach to final stage unless SUVIDHA SHULK is not paid. Those who opt for competitive exam., paper leaks and their preparations are of no use. Unless work culture and administration with corrupt people are present youth power cannot be channelised in National Interest. Its real challenge to working system.

      Sivasubramanian_206
      Sivasubramanian_206
      1 week 2 days ago

      Shaheed Bhagat Singh is remembered as one of the most courageous young revolutionaries of India’s freedom struggle. He sacrificed his life at the age of just 23, but his ideas continue to speak to generations of young Indians. His vision was not limited to freeing India from British rule. He dreamed of an India where people were educated, rational, socially responsible, economically independent, and free from exploitation and discrimination. For today’s youth, his life is therefore not merely a chapter in history—it is a call to action. Bhagat Singh belonged to a generation that witnessed injustice, inequality and colonial oppression. Instead of accepting the situation passively, he questioned it. He believed that young people had the power to transform society. His famous words, “Revolution is an inalienable right of mankind,” reflected his belief that meaningful change begins when people refuse to accept injustice as normal.

      kunal kishore_11
      kunal kishore
      1 week 2 days ago

      Bhagat singh was a great historical personality of out country. Its whole life is full of patriotism and nationalism. Its life journey is full of courageous and bravery . It is a youth icon of youth generation now a days. Student can learn patriotism and devotion to Bhagat singh life. Its personality is a model of honesty and revolutionary attitude. Youth can learn struggle in difficult situation and focused on to achieve fixed goal. Youth walk on the path of bhagat singh ideology.

      sirisha pasumarthy
      SIRISHA PASUMARTHY
      1 week 2 days ago

      There are some sentences that belong to a particular time in history. And then there are sentences that seem to wait for every generation to discover them again. More than a century ago, when India was struggling for freedom, a young man wrote words that were much larger than the struggle of his own time: “I am a man, and all that affects mankind concerns me.”

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      kunal kishore_11
      kunal kishore
      1 week 3 days ago

      Bhagat singh was a historical figure of freedom movement. Its whole life journey is full of patriotism and revolutionary identity. Its life is inspirational for youth generation. Todays youth has patriotism and sacrifice for well being of nation. My mantra is A mirror of deshbhakti.

      RamandeepSinghNagi
      RamandeepSinghNagi
      1 week 4 days ago

      “The India of tomorrow is being imagined in the minds of today’s youth.” Ideas can challenge the impossible, knowledge can break barriers, and innovation can transform dreams into reality. Shaheed Bhagat Singh showed that true courage lies not only in action, but also in thinking, questioning and standing for a better future. Today, India’s youth can turn this spirit into progress through education, technology, entrepreneurship, research and social innovation. Patriotism can mean using our skills and knowledge to solve real challenges and contribute meaningfully to national development. When knowledge meets courage, and ideas meet action, young Indians can become powerful creators of solutions and partners in building a stronger, progressive and developed India.

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      kunal kishore_11
      kunal kishore
      1 week 4 days ago

      Bhagat singh was a great freedom fighter of our country. He was a revolutionist freedom fighter of Bharat. Their whole life is for independance of country. Its life is full of inspirational and dedication for achieve goal. Today's he is a role model of youth generation. Its personality is to inspire youth for doing hundred percent effort to development of nation. Patriotism is a strong pillar of Bhagat singh life. Youth has learn patriotism to Bhagat singh life.

      Akshay Jain_16
      Akshay Jain
      1 week 4 days ago

      Hai, I'm Akshay Jain from Mungaoli Distt Ashok Nagar Madhya Pradesh. I want to Start the Waste Material Processing Unit in which we can Process in a Joint Venture (If Company was Started) the Plastic Bottles and Plastic Material & Organic Kitchen Waste & Dry Waste of Tree in the Initial Stage & then after we can Scaleup for Old Textiles Waste and Clothes Waste, Glass Waste and Jars & Aluminium Waste, Paper and Cardboard Waste and Metal Waste for Processing. Please help me to Start the New Processing Plant for nearby Location of Mungaoli Distt Ashok Nagar Madhya Pradesh. My Idea is on Initial Stage & I do not have any Paper Work. Please help to Start this Project in the Joint Venture.

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