The Indian Student Council’s First Student parliament (Bhartiya Chhatra Sansad), organized in Maharashtra Institute of Technology's School of Government (MITSOG), in Pune, on Jan 12-14, 2011, is a bold step towards voicing Indian youth’s concerns over wide issues touching Indian lives. Addressing sensitive themes like India Vs Bharat, Women’s Empowerment, Globalization and Opportunities for Youth, Environment, Fight against Terrorism, Understanding Naxalism etc., it summoned students, political leaders, environmentalists, workers and media on the same platform, working towards a common goal. The objective was to achieve the involvement of youth in the country’s decision-making process. The next Indian Student Parliament to be held in 2012, in Mumbai, Nagpur or Aurangabad will be announced by 1st week of April.
Several resolutions were taken in eleven sessions, followed by interactive talks between the leaders and participants and a voting round on each resolution. The first resolution was for the facilitation of scholarships and stipends to graduate and postgraduate students from economically weak sections, by all State Governments. This will ensure that those with a good intellectual potential are not deterred from pursuing a healthy education because of their economic backwardness. The second resolution was for setting up of vocational training institutes in about 200 Naxalite affected areas for training of local youth by the State Governments, funded by Central Government. Conduction of two workshops relating to the RTI, each year, by the Block Development Officer for student leaders across the country to sensitize them about citizen’s rights and responsibilities and for their enhanced participation in the country’s administration was also resolved. Others include provision of free hostel facility for graduate and post graduate students from economically weaker sections, commitment from each youth for plantation and protection of at least one tree in a lifetime, and conduction of self-defense training for all female students by NCC.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Student Leadership Parliament And Its Role
These days, almost in every country, a student organization has been made approximately in all colleges, universities and even in higher schools. Such kind of organization has been made in keeping in mind about the introduction of politics to students or youth. Now in every college and in universities there is student union section. These sections or organizations are followed by the political parties of that particular country. In fact, student leadership Parliament has been made for maintain the actual wrights of students, social as well as organizational programs. However the concept has been completely moved to political side now.
There are lots of definite objectives of a student leadership Parliament. One of those objectives or roles is making widespread way for the student leaders or for the young generation. It means making an innovative chance to come up new and young faces in politics. Next is to make easy communication with well-known leaders from various divisions and regions. It makes the unity in the organization and they will have a lot of facilities through this communication. It also lets the members of an organization to think on the issues about the regional as well as national topics. There are also a few secondary objectives like focusing on those areas which require urgent attention and keeping unity in the students.
The selection procedure of student leadership Parliament differs nation to nation. However, generally all colleges nominate or choose by ballot its Student Council which is known as SC. It stands for the students of the college in the particular university to which it is associated. The SC has diverse designations to its office holders. They are elected as General Secretary or GS and Joint Secretary in other colleges. Despite of that fact, each university includes UR which means the University Representatives. These are selected from the colleges associated to it. These chosen or designated students positively have some attributes of leadership.
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There are lots of definite objectives of a student leadership Parliament. One of those objectives or roles is making widespread way for the student leaders or for the young generation. It means making an innovative chance to come up new and young faces in politics. Next is to make easy communication with well-known leaders from various divisions and regions. It makes the unity in the organization and they will have a lot of facilities through this communication. It also lets the members of an organization to think on the issues about the regional as well as national topics. There are also a few secondary objectives like focusing on those areas which require urgent attention and keeping unity in the students.
The selection procedure of student leadership Parliament differs nation to nation. However, generally all colleges nominate or choose by ballot its Student Council which is known as SC. It stands for the students of the college in the particular university to which it is associated. The SC has diverse designations to its office holders. They are elected as General Secretary or GS and Joint Secretary in other colleges. Despite of that fact, each university includes UR which means the University Representatives. These are selected from the colleges associated to it. These chosen or designated students positively have some attributes of leadership.
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