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The 26th Youth Parliament at PM Shri JNV Mon was successfully conducted on the 26th of August, 2024. The event was hosted by Tanmoy Das, PGT Geography & coordinator of the Youth Parliament Committee. The program was graced by the presence of three distinguished guests: Yoktin Konyak, Ex-MLA of Mon Town Constituency, L. Moala Aier, District Education Officer of Mon District and Momi Kalita, Principal of JNV, Longleng.

The event began with a warm welcome extended to the esteemed judges by the Principal, Tajber Singh, expressing gratitude to the guests and encouraging the participants to give their best. His words set a positive tone for the event and motivated everyone involved. This was followed by a short speech from Yokten Konyak who shared his thoughts on the importance of the Youth Parliament program and extended his best wishes to the students for their future endeavours.

The ceremonial lighting of the lamp with the guests and the principal marked the official inauguration of the program, symbolizing the light of knowledge and wisdom that the Youth Parliament aims to foster among the students.

The event involved active participation from students who took on the roles of ministers, ruling party members, opposition leaders, and conducted lively discussions and debates on various contemporary issues, demonstrating their awareness and critical thinking skills. Topics such as the recent NET scam, the Kanchenjunga Express accident, and the importance of cyber security were explored in depth. Additionally, the students performed a skit that introduced a new bill on an education scam, showcasing their creativity and understanding of legislative processes.

During the Lok Sabha simulation, the guests observed the students' performances and praised their dedication. The youth actively engaged in the debate and showcased their understanding of parliamentary procedures. The program provided a platform for students to display their leadership skills and political knowledge, fostering a deep understanding of the democratic process. Their positive feedback was a testament to the hard work and preparation that went into the event. The event not only provided a platform for students to voice their opinions on critical issues but also helped in nurturing their public speaking and debating skills.

The program concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Karengmili Timungpi who expressed gratitude to the guests, participants, and everyone who contributed to the success of the Youth Engagement Initiative. The Youth Parliament program at PM Shri JNV Mon was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on all who attended. The appreciation from the judges and the smooth execution of the program are a reflection of the dedication and effort put in by the entire team.

(M. Pelih, IA Mon)