Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: In a significant stride toward realizing the vision of a developed nation by 2047, a panel discussion titled "Viksit Bharat and Yuva" was organized today by the School of Business Studies, Central University of Jammu. The event brought together thought leaders and the next generation of changemakers to explore the pivotal role of youth in driving economic growth, cultural preservation, and ethical governance.
The Panel discussion was organized under the patronage of Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Central University of Jammu and the program commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge. Dr. Naresh Kumar, Principal-Community College, delivered the formal welcome address, introducing the distinguished guests and setting the stage for a day of rigorous intellectual exchange.
Sh. Sanjay Kumar, Social Thinker, emphasized that to become a Viksit Rashtra (Developed Nation) requires profound societal change rooted in social harmony, inclusiveness, and equality. He stressed the importance of strengthening family values and traditional culture through "family awakening" and the adoption of sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyles. Furthermore, he advocated for a stronger civic sense and the cultivation of self-pride among the youth.
Prof. Neelika Arora, Dean of the School of Business Studies, facilitated a dynamic conversation between the audience and an eclectic panel of young experts, including Mr. Rohan Bougal, Ms. Nisha Manhas, Aniket Singh, and Vanshika. Prof. Arora highlighted the necessity of creativity, innovation, and the strategic adoption of technology to propel India toward its 2047 goals.
The panelists explored several critical pillars of nation-building including Skill Development by bridging the gap between traditional education and industry-ready skills to ensure global competitiveness. Leveraging India’s "soft power" while ensuring modernization honors historical identity. A consensus was reached that a "Viksit Bharat" must be rooted in integrity, with personal and professional ethics forming the bedrock of a sustainable, corruption-free society. The session was attended by faculty members of the School of Business Studies and concluded with a formal vote of thanks followed by the National Anthem.
