Dr. Bhargav Mallappa Addresses New Delhi Chhatra Sansad, Urges Young Leaders to Drive Purposeful Change

Dr. Bhargav Mallappa Addresses New Delhi Chhatra Sansad, Urges Young Leaders to Drive Purposeful Change

New Delhi: Edupreneur and social activist Dr. Bhargav Mallappa, Founder of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs-registered Akhila Sevak Samaj Council (ASSC), graced the Delhi Chhatra Sansad – India’s Biggest Youth Parliament as the Chief Guest at the NDMC Convention Centre, New Delhi.

The two-day Youth Parliament brought together more than 300 young debaters from over 60 colleges across the country to deliberate on the theme “India Before and After 2014.” The event witnessed the participation of students, academicians, youth leaders and distinguished guests, with over 1,500 attendees taking part in discussions and activities aimed at promoting democratic values, leadership and informed public dialogue.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Bhargav Mallappa highlighted the importance of youth participation in nation-building and encouraged students to engage with public issues through informed debate, critical thinking and constructive dialogue. He said that platforms such as the Delhi Chhatra Sansad help develop responsible leadership and strengthen democratic values among young people.

During the event, Dr. Mallappa also held discussions with Deputy CM of Delhi, Shri Parvesh Verma and Dr. Binod Kumar Bind, Member of Parliament from Bhadohi, on the importance of youth engagement, leadership development and nation-building initiatives.

He also interacted with participants, appreciated their confidence and preparation, and encouraged them to continue contributing positively to society through knowledge, public service and active civic engagement.

The event concluded with engaging parliamentary debates, discussions on contemporary national issues, and recognition of outstanding participants. The Delhi Chhatra Sansad once again served as a platform for young voices to exchange ideas, develop leadership skills and deepen their understanding of India’s democratic institutions.

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