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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.

       

      ShruthiUdhayashankar
      ShruthiUdhayashankar
      1 month 1 week ago

      Bhagat Singh was one of India’s most famous freedom fighters and a powerful symbol of courage and sacrifice. He was born in 1907 in Punjab and became deeply inspired by the struggle against British rule.He joined the revolutionary movement while still young and believed that India needed bold action to challenge colonial oppression. He became widely known after the killing of British police officer John Saunders in 1928 and the bombing of the Central Legislative Assembly in Delhi in 1929, actions meant to protest British injustice.Bhagat Singh also used his trial and imprisonment to spread his ideas. His hunger strike in jail drew attention across India and made him even more popular among the public.He was executed on 23 March 1931 at the age of 23, along with Rajguru and Sukhdev. Today, he is remembered as a martyr, a revolutionary, and an inspiration for bravery, patriotism, and dedication to the country.

      kunal kishore_11
      kunal kishore
      1 month 1 week ago

      Bhagat was a great freedom fighter of our nation. It had fully devoted their life for independance of Bharat. It is a icon of youth generation. Their life is full of inspiration and patriotism. Youth learn dedication and patriotism to Bhagat singh life. It is a role model of youth in present time. Its ideology is practical in present time.

      Akshay Jain_16
      Akshay Jain
      1 month 1 week ago

      Hai, I'm Akshay Jain. I want to Start the Waste Material Processing Unit in which I can Process (If Company was Started) the Plastic Bottles and Plastic Material & Organic Kitchen Waste & Dry Waste of Tree in the Initial Stage & there after I 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. I have only the Idea & I do not have any Paper Work.

      PunithaNamadevan
      PunithaNamadevan
      1 month 1 week ago

      As said by Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Ideas will surely change the nation. Need to identify the critical minds across to shape the nation as a whole, to improve and to be a role model for the other nations. Good example of idea on a larger scale of impact is the birth of Aadhaar in India, which has been one of the faces for fintech. Even there could be many areas to apply Six Sigma, by applying DMAIC and DMADV approach. They may analyse: 1. Ways to handle flash floods 2. Ways to handle forest fires 3. Ways to retain the wise minds in India to contribute to the Indian society instead of any foreign land, it could grant improvement in areas like Fintech, Disaster Management, Spam Management, etc. 4. Ways to create new job opportunity as parallel to the jobs offered in foreign land 5. Ways to provide education through overall system to groom the volunteering minds 6. Ways to groom the other people who are not nerds but with their other areas of interest

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      KanchanThakur_122
      KanchanThakur_122
      1 month 1 week ago

      India's future will not be shaped by youth merely because they are young, but by what they understand, question and choose to do with their abilities. Bhagat Singh's legacy reminds us that courage gains meaning when guided by knowledge, critical thought and a sense of social purpose. Therefore, the responsibility of building aware and active citizens cannot rest on young people or educational institutions alone. Families, schools, communities, workplaces, digital platforms and public institutions must together create spaces where young minds encounter real social issues, question freely, participate meaningfully and experience the value of contribution. The journey from awareness to understanding, critical thinking, responsibility, participation and finally action can transform youthful energy into social progress. A responsible generation cannot simply be demanded; it has to be cultivated.

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      aandog_1
      AANDO G
      1 month 1 week ago

      Shaheed Bhagat Singh’s Vision for Today’s Youth – Building the India of Tomorrow Shaheed Bhagat Singh remains an important figure in India’s freedom struggle, particularly for his commitment to intellectual inquiry, courage, sacrifice and the role of young people in shaping society. A meaningful theme for today’s youth could be: “From Freedom Fighters to Nation Builders: The Responsibility of Young India.” Young Indians today have opportunities that earlier generations could only imagine. Education, digital technology, artificial intelligence, scientific research, entrepreneurship and global connectivity provide powerful tools for national development. At the same time, these opportunities carry responsibilities. Youth should be encouraged to develop a habit of reading, questioning, learning and thinking critically. Bhagat Singh’s intellectual journey reminds us that patriotism can be expressed not only through emotion, but also through knowledge.

      pranavbhokare
      pranavbhokare
      1 month 1 week ago

      Bhagat Singh’s belief in the power of ideas remains meaningful for today’s youth. In a rapidly changing India, knowledge, creativity and innovation can become powerful tools for solving real problems and building a better future. Young Indians can contribute by learning new skills, questioning outdated practices, using technology responsibly and developing solutions in areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture, environment and employment. Patriotism should be reflected not only in words but also through honest work, respect for others and responsibility towards society. Courage means having the confidence to ask questions, accept mistakes and try new solutions. Critical thinking helps young people understand issues before forming opinions, while social responsibility encourages them to help their communities. By becoming informed, skilled and active citizens, young people can turn ideas into meaningful action and contribute to a stronger, inclusive and progressive India

      kunal kishore_11
      kunal kishore
      1 month 1 week ago

      Bhagat was a great historical figure and freedom fighter of our country. Its whole life is full of inspiration and dedication for youth generation. Its life journey is full of revolutionary and patriotism. There are so many things should be learn to Bhagat singh life. Student learn patriotism from bhagat singh life. Second thing is to learn traget goal and fully force to achieve it.

      PayalAgarwal_84
      PayalAgarwal_84
      1 month 2 weeks ago

      Bhagat Singh about India's victory full filling the rights and duties employment and opportunities to vulnerable class Equality among all the poor traditional handicraft skin development contribution to Indian economy No Human exploitation Traditional handicraft , industries ,productions for international trade Self employment self development job givers financial security health n fitness Organised labour n workers Complete swaraj to all Modern tools n innovative technology to National success

      PreetiGudyan
      PreetiGudyan
      1 month 2 weeks ago

      Shaheed Bhagat Singh’s Vision for Today’s Youth – Building the India of Tomorrow Shaheed Bhagat Singh was not only a symbol of courage and patriotism but also a young thinker who believed in knowledge, ideas and social change. His life reminds us that the youth can play an important role in shaping the future of the nation. Today, India has a young and energetic population. The power of this youth lies not only in their physical strength but also in their ideas, knowledge, creativity and innovation. Young Indians can contribute to the nation by learning new skills, using technology responsibly and finding creative solutions to social and environmental challenges. Education and knowledge can help young people think independently and understand the problems around them. Critical thinking encourages them to question, analyse facts and make responsible decisions instead of blindly following information.

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