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East Delhi : The 6th Kashmiri Youth Exchange Programme in East Delhi concluded on a highly successful and inspiring note, with participation from 132 youth representatives from various districts of Jammu & Kashmir. The programme served as a vibrant platform for cultural exchange, learning, and national integration.
Participants from districts including Baramulla, Kupwara, Budgam, Pulwama, Srinagar, and Anantnag expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizing authorities for conducting such a well-structured and enriching initiative.
Special appreciation was extended to Ms. Nisha Kumari, District Youth Officer (DYO), East Delhi, for her exemplary leadership, meticulous planning, and dedicated efforts in successfully hosting the programme. Her commitment and coordination ensured smooth execution of all activities and created a welcoming environment for the participants.
The participants also acknowledged the valuable support and active involvement of the organizing team, including Kashev Dutt, Ambika Tiwari, Heena, Preeti Kumari, Uttam Singh, Ashish, and Bilal Khan, whose collective efforts made the programme truly memorable.
A special note of thanks was extended for selecting an excellent venue like the Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT), which greatly enhanced the overall experience through its facilities and cultural exposure.
Throughout the programme, participants engaged in various educational, cultural, and interactive activities, gaining insights into India’s rich heritage, diversity, and institutional frameworks. The experience fostered a deeper sense of unity, mutual respect, and national pride among the youth.
The Group Leaders, on behalf of all participants, expressed that the memories and learnings gained during the exchange programme will remain cherished for a lifetime. They emphasized that such initiatives play a crucial role in empowering youth and strengthening the bonds of national integration.
The successful conclusion of the programme stands as a testament to the importance of youth engagement and cross-cultural understanding in building a stronger and more united nation.
