The Indian Student Parliament will not only encourage the leadership abilities in students, helping students from all parts of the country to work as one, towards the betterment of our nation, but also help in introducing new, innovative and fresh ideas in the society, something which we can see is sorely needed there!
The 33 Universities from Maharashtra will each have the aforementioned representatives, and representatives of other central and other universities from around the country shall also participate on a selective basis. There are around 4000 colleges affiliated to the 33 universities in Maharashtra alone, and the rest of the country has a total of around 426 universities. Thus, all these 4000 colleges in the state of Maharashtra and the other 2000 colleges in the country will be invited to send two of their Student Council representatives to participate in the event. In all, the estimated number of participants attending the summit will be around 10000-12000.
This is an initiative taken by the MAEERS’ MIT School of Government, to effectively make students having the potential of doing some good to the nation come together and exchange ideas as well as learn the importance of working together. This is a golden opportunity, not only for young and fresh minds who look forward to doing something worthwhile for this country through their leadership, but also for the nation to embark on a new path and succeed in developing our nation even further!
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Requirement Of Student Parliament: The Need Of The Hour
It is rightly said that the future lies in the hands of the youth of today. Today’s generation have come out of the shackles of social evils that bound their ancestors. They have broken the chains of social evils like traditions, religious beliefs, superstition, which come in the path of progress and development and hamper the growth of individuals as well as the nation as a whole.
The youth today are more enthusiastic, well-read and much aware of the problems facing the society and the economy. There is also no doubt in saying that they have fresher ideas and new approaches, they have problem-solving capability with critical analysis and all these prove to provide a better solution and a newer way of handling and facing any problem or situation that may arise. They are well-aware of problems like corruption, terrorism, nepotism, bias and unfair influence which many politicians today have failed to counter and in fact have silently become a part of it. There have been several initiatives by students of today to have movements for causes like terrorism, social evils, and human rights and so on. This shows their enthusiasm, passion and burning desire to open up the minds of people and to think from a wider perspective.
This is thus the very essence of why there should be a student parliament. These days students are interested in a plethora of subjects and there are numerous domains, whose knowledge can be applied to making the nation a better one. Since, at this young age, when students have jus graduated and are putting their first step into the real world, everyone is determined to put their best foot forward, in order to make a mark and to gain recognition and power.
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The youth today are more enthusiastic, well-read and much aware of the problems facing the society and the economy. There is also no doubt in saying that they have fresher ideas and new approaches, they have problem-solving capability with critical analysis and all these prove to provide a better solution and a newer way of handling and facing any problem or situation that may arise. They are well-aware of problems like corruption, terrorism, nepotism, bias and unfair influence which many politicians today have failed to counter and in fact have silently become a part of it. There have been several initiatives by students of today to have movements for causes like terrorism, social evils, and human rights and so on. This shows their enthusiasm, passion and burning desire to open up the minds of people and to think from a wider perspective.
This is thus the very essence of why there should be a student parliament. These days students are interested in a plethora of subjects and there are numerous domains, whose knowledge can be applied to making the nation a better one. Since, at this young age, when students have jus graduated and are putting their first step into the real world, everyone is determined to put their best foot forward, in order to make a mark and to gain recognition and power.
Get more information on Indian Student Parliament Resolutions, Indian Student parliament Selection Process
Requirement Of Student Parliament: The Need Of The Hour
It is rightly said that the future lies in the hands of the youth of today. Today’s generation have come out of the shackles of social evils that bound their ancestors. They have broken the chains of social evils like traditions, religious beliefs, superstition, which come in the path of progress and development and hamper the growth of individuals as well as the nation as a whole.
The youth today are more enthusiastic, well-read and much aware of the problems facing the society and the economy. There is also no doubt in saying that they have fresher ideas and new approaches, they have problem-solving capability with critical analysis and all these prove to provide a better solution and a newer way of handling and facing any problem or situation that may arise. They are well-aware of problems like corruption, terrorism, nepotism, bias and unfair influence which many politicians today have failed to counter and in fact have silently become a part of it. There have been several initiatives by students of today to have movements for causes like terrorism, social evils, and human rights and so on. This shows their enthusiasm, passion and burning desire to open up the minds of people and to think from a wider perspective.
This is thus the very essence of why there should be a student parliament. These days students are interested in a plethora of subjects and there are numerous domains, whose knowledge can be applied to making the nation a better one. Since, at this young age, when students have jus graduated and are putting their first step into the real world, everyone is determined to put their best foot forward, in order to make a mark and to gain recognition and power.
Get more information on Indian Student Parliament Resolutions, Indian Student parliament Selection Process
The youth today are more enthusiastic, well-read and much aware of the problems facing the society and the economy. There is also no doubt in saying that they have fresher ideas and new approaches, they have problem-solving capability with critical analysis and all these prove to provide a better solution and a newer way of handling and facing any problem or situation that may arise. They are well-aware of problems like corruption, terrorism, nepotism, bias and unfair influence which many politicians today have failed to counter and in fact have silently become a part of it. There have been several initiatives by students of today to have movements for causes like terrorism, social evils, and human rights and so on. This shows their enthusiasm, passion and burning desire to open up the minds of people and to think from a wider perspective.
This is thus the very essence of why there should be a student parliament. These days students are interested in a plethora of subjects and there are numerous domains, whose knowledge can be applied to making the nation a better one. Since, at this young age, when students have jus graduated and are putting their first step into the real world, everyone is determined to put their best foot forward, in order to make a mark and to gain recognition and power.
Get more information on Indian Student Parliament Resolutions, Indian Student parliament Selection Process
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Objectives of the Student Parliament 2011
Students who have sweated to become a righteous politician never have had a chance to shape their dreams and lacked a common platform where they can collaborate and share their thoughts and ideas and seek counseling of the wise. The juncture aims at solving this query by providing the right mixture to help out those aspirants. The event is on a mission to bring eminent leaders and aspiring leaders closer and thus promoting healthy exchange of worthy knowledge. This is of immense value to the thousands who had no access to the right counsel.
The congregation intends to instill thoughts about the recent events in the regional and national perspective and propel them to ponder on bringing a proper solution to the cause. This motivates the participants and in-turn their peers, in effecting an insight in them about the things that need urgent attention and action.
The MIT’s School of Government believes that the connect will create a sense of togetherness and keep the attendees of the congregation close and will therefore pay way for constructive collaborative efforts in the future for the betterment of the nation.
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The congregation intends to instill thoughts about the recent events in the regional and national perspective and propel them to ponder on bringing a proper solution to the cause. This motivates the participants and in-turn their peers, in effecting an insight in them about the things that need urgent attention and action.
The MIT’s School of Government believes that the connect will create a sense of togetherness and keep the attendees of the congregation close and will therefore pay way for constructive collaborative efforts in the future for the betterment of the nation.
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Gearing to a Better Nation: Objectives of the Student Parliament 2011
With the nation witnessing huge political scandals involving the recent 2G scam to the cash-for-vote scandal that agitated the parliament and the Indian politics, the citizens are yearning for a government run by politicians who show decent amount of sincerity and integrity. Case such as the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections in 2002, show that candidates with criminal records won 206 out of 403 seats in the assembly, implying more criminals were elected than regular politicians.
The current Prime Minister, Mr. Manmohan Singh has said that the country needed a law to define the meaning of "criminal" - and who should or should not be a minister. Such has been the scenario in Indian politics. The Washington Times reported that nearly a fourth of the 540 Indian Parliament members faced criminal charges, "including human trafficking, immigration rackets, embezzlement, rape and even murder".
But recently, MAEER’s MIT School of Government has come to organize the 1st Indian Parliament of Student Council Leaders (Bharatiya Chatra Sansad) on a two day period starting on Jan 12, 2011 at MIT Campus, Pune. With many renowned delegates including the former president Dr. Abdul Kalam, former Deputy Prime Minister, Shri. L. K. Advani, Retd. IPS officer Dr. Kiran Bedi and Olympic Boxing Medalist Shri. Vijendra Singh and more than 10,000 students of the student council of various institutions from throughout India expected to participate; the event has insightful objectives that have to be accredited by the commoners and VIPs as well.
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The current Prime Minister, Mr. Manmohan Singh has said that the country needed a law to define the meaning of "criminal" - and who should or should not be a minister. Such has been the scenario in Indian politics. The Washington Times reported that nearly a fourth of the 540 Indian Parliament members faced criminal charges, "including human trafficking, immigration rackets, embezzlement, rape and even murder".
But recently, MAEER’s MIT School of Government has come to organize the 1st Indian Parliament of Student Council Leaders (Bharatiya Chatra Sansad) on a two day period starting on Jan 12, 2011 at MIT Campus, Pune. With many renowned delegates including the former president Dr. Abdul Kalam, former Deputy Prime Minister, Shri. L. K. Advani, Retd. IPS officer Dr. Kiran Bedi and Olympic Boxing Medalist Shri. Vijendra Singh and more than 10,000 students of the student council of various institutions from throughout India expected to participate; the event has insightful objectives that have to be accredited by the commoners and VIPs as well.
Get more information on Indian Student Parliament Objectives, Indian Student Parliament Selection Process
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