Yuva Sansad

Topics

• ⁠Skilling and Employment for Women: programmes to enhance skill development and employment opportunities for women.
• ⁠Child Rights and Protection: Ensuring the implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act and other child protection laws.
• ⁠Empowerment of Women in Rural Areas: Discuss policies and programmes aimed at improving the socio-economic status of women in rural regions.
• ⁠Tobacco and Substance Abuse Prevention: Strategies to reduce the use of tobacco and other substances, particularly among youth.
• ⁠Universal Health Coverage: Strategies to ensure affordable and accessible healthcare for all citizens.
• ⁠Combating Fake News and Misinformation: Strategies to identify and counteract the spread of false information
• ⁠Impact of Media on Youth and Culture: Analysing how media influences youth behaviour, culture, and societal norms.
• ⁠National Education Policy Implementation: Discussing the strategies and challenges in implementing the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
• Skill Development and Vocational Training: Integrating skill development programmes with mainstream education to enhance employability.
• ⁠Combating Substance Abuse: Initiatives to prevent and treat substance abuse, particularly among youth.

Criteria for Judgement

• Knowledge and research of the topic
• Articulation and presentation skills of the team
• Debate and engagement during the session of the team members
• Decorum maintained by the teams
• Collaboration and team effort
• Time management

Rules and Regulations

• There are 5 ministries present. They are -
  • Ministry of Woman and Child Development
  • Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
  • Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
  • Ministry of Education
  • Ministry of Social Justice and Woman Empowerment
• Participants must research all ten topics to find policies and implementations of the same in accordance with the five ministries.
• Eligibility Criteria: Students of classes IX,X,XI, XII, and 1st year and 2nd year students can register.
• The participants must bring their research along with them.
• Laptops and mobiles are to be carried.
• Ministries will be assigned to the students through chits on the spot.
• Participants will be given one hour for preparation.
• Each ministry gets to speak for three minutes.
• Opposition ministries must note down points and question the policies and implementations of other ministries.
• The Moderator will guide the discussions, maintain discipline, and enforce rules.
• Respectful conduct: Students must maintain a respectful and non-judgemental tone throughout the discussion.
• Active listening: Everyone should actively listen to others when they are speaking, without interruption.
• Equal participation: Each team member must actively participate in giving ideas, plans, and policies during the session.
• Stay on topic: Keep the discussion focused on the given mental health topic and avoid divergence.
• Confidentiality: Emphasise the importance of respecting the privacy and confidentiality of personal experiences shared during the discussion.
• Constructive Feedback: Providing feedback or sharing personal experiences should be done in a constructive and supportive manner.
• Time Management: Allocate a specific amount of time for each discussion to ensure that all topics are covered within the allotted time frame.

At a glance

• Date: 11th October 2025 (Day 2)
• Time: 10:30 am to 1:00pm
• Venue: AV room, Alke Block (3rd floor)
• Participants: 5 per school / college
• Fee: Please check the brochure on the Registration Details page
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