Staff Reporter,
Guwahati, March 25: “Youth exchange programmes go a long way in sharing, fostering and preserving the rich traditions and cultural heritage of the country. This, on one hand strengthens the mutual relations existing among the youth and on the other boosts their self-esteem.” said Assam Governor Gulab Chand Katria at a closing ceremony of 14th Tribal Youth Exchange Programme at Don Bosco Institute, in Kharguli today. Speaking on the occasion, the Governor said that the students exchange event stands as a testament to the noble objective of acquainting attendees with the multifaceted cultural nuances, timeless rituals, folk dances and rich traditions of the country, while providing insights into the dynamic economic landscape of the diverse states of India. This praiseworthy initiative offers a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of India dappled with resplendent colors, leaving the students awestruck with its sheer grandeur. The Governor further said that India's beauty is in the vibrant and diverse customs and cultures that adorn it. It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the people and the richness of the country's cultural heritage. Katakira also expressed hope that the knowledge and friendships forged at this event will lead to a more unified society, thus bringing to fruition the dream of every countryman that is making India Viswa Guru. It may be mentioned that the Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India has endorsed Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. of India to organize the programme in nine states in India. Assam is one among the states where 220 number of tribal youths from different states took part in the week long youth exchange programme.
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