July 17, 2014
Minister of Information and Broadcasting and Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Prakash Javadekar has called for 'clean legislative issues' so it could be the first alternative for the adolescent of the nation and others yearning.
He talked about the excellencies and inadequacies of the nation's commonwealth on the event of congratulating the champs of 'National Youth Parliament Competitions' composed by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs for the learners of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and Kendriya Vidyalayas here yesterday.
Javadekar said that the nation's popular government is exceptionally energetic as there are great pioneers and activists in all the gatherings. Noting that the adolescent can serve the country in any picked field of action, he urged the young to join governmental issues for its improvement.
Javadekar doled out prizes to the victors of National Youth Parliament Contests. These rivalries are continuously composed by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs throughout the previous 17 years for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and for 26 years for Kendriya Vidyalayas.
Afzal Amanullah, Secretary (Parliamentary Affairs) said that these rivalries are gone for familiarizing the young with the practices and transactions of Parliament other than advertising rhetoric aptitudes, authority qualities, control toward oneself, tolerance of different supposition and so forth.
Minister of Information and Broadcasting and Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Prakash Javadekar has called for 'clean legislative issues' so it could be the first alternative for the adolescent of the nation and others yearning. He talked about the excellencies and inadequacies of the nation's commonwealth on the event of congratulating the champs of 'National Youth Parliament Competitions' composed by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs for the learners of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and Kendriya Vidyalayas here yesterday.
Javadekar said that the nation's popular government is exceptionally energetic as there are great pioneers and activists in all the gatherings. Noting that the adolescent can serve the country in any picked field of action, he urged the young to join governmental issues for its improvement.
Javadekar doled out prizes to the victors of National Youth Parliament Contests. These rivalries are continuously composed by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs throughout the previous 17 years for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and for 26 years for Kendriya Vidyalayas.
Afzal Amanullah, Secretary (Parliamentary Affairs) said that these rivalries are gone for familiarizing the young with the practices and transactions of Parliament other than advertising rhetoric aptitudes, authority qualities, control toward oneself, tolerance of different supposition and so forth.
