**“Today’s Youth is India’s Biggest Strength: Dhawan | Message to Youth at the Yuva Samvad Seminar to Become Self-Reliant”**

Youth Dialogue Seminar on Budget Organized in Jind by Mahatma Gandhi Education and Social Development Organization

A seminar on the topic of youth dialogue on the budget was organized in Jind district by the Mahatma Gandhi Education and Social Development Organization. In this program, detailed information was provided to the youth about their role in nation-building and various Central Government schemes.

The speakers emphasized that today’s youth are India’s biggest strength. They explained that the Central Government has introduced several opportunities for young people through which they can become self-reliant.

👨‍🎓 Focus on Employment, Not Just Jobs

Surendra Dhawan, head of the district Jind budget publicity team, addressed the youth and said that instead of running only after jobs, young people should move towards entrepreneurship and become job creators.

He stated that in 2014 there were around 500 startups in the country, which has now increased to more than 2,07,135. This growth reflects the changing mindset of youth and the positive impact of government policies.

🚀 Startup India and Self-Reliant Youth

Organization president Rajkumar Bhola said that under the Startup India scheme, continuous efforts are being made to empower youth and increase employment opportunities. He encouraged young people to take advantage of these schemes and turn their dreams into reality.

He also urged youth to join Startup India, self-help groups, and entrepreneurship programs. Along with this, women and young girls were also motivated to become self-reliant.

👥 Presence at the Event

On this occasion, several notable personalities including Mukesh Sharma, Ankita Khatkar, Ajay Verma, and Megha Singla were present. Students at the seminar were given detailed information about government schemes, and their questions were also answered.

📌 Conclusion

The seminar proved to be highly motivational for the youth, delivering the message that the future of the country lies in the hands of young people, and by working in the right direction, they can help make India self-reliant.