Lucknow,

01 June (HS): The National Executive Council (NEC) Meeting of the Akhil

Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) was successfully held from May 29 to 31 in

Bhubaneswar, the sacred land of Mahaprabhu Jagannath. More than 400

representatives and student activists from all regions of the country,

including Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab,

Delhi, the North-East, Tamil Nadu, and other states, participated in this

significant national gathering.

During

the meeting, four resolutions were unanimously adopted:

Resolution

No. 01: Effective Ground-Level Implementation is Necessary to Make Educational

Reforms Successful

Resolution

No. 02: Urban Maoism: A Serious Challenge in the End Phase of Armed Maoism

Resolution

No. 03: Curbing the Exploitation and Religious Conversion of Women by Organised

Criminal Networks and Jihadi Elements

Resolution

No. 04: Collective National Resolve of Restraint and Vigilance in Times of

Global Uncertainty is the Need of the Hour

The

meeting witnessed extensive deliberations on the national affairs, the

education system, the role of youth, national security, socio-economic issues,

and contemporary challenges. It also reviewed the decisions taken in the Akhil

Bharatiya Vichar Baithak and Sangathan Vichar Baithak, assessed ongoing

campaigns, programmes, and organisational activities, and formulated a

comprehensive roadmap for the coming year.

To

mark the historic 60th anniversary of the National Integration Tour under the Student Experience in Inter-state

Living (SEIL), dedicated 'SEIL@60' programs will be organized across India.

Furthermore, ABVP will launch year-long nationwide campaigns focusing on

various milestones, including ‘Screen Time to Activity Time’, ‘150 Years of Vande

Mataram’, 50 years of the anti-Emergency movement, the 350th martyrdom year of

Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur, and the 650th birth anniversary celebration of Sant

Ravidas Ji.

Prior

to the NEC Meeting, the Central Working Committee (CWC) Meeting held on May 27 adopted

a resolution titled Appreciation

for the People of West Bengal for Restoring Democratic Values.”

The

NEC also discussed the recent decision of the Central Board of Secondary

Education (CBSE) regarding the implementation of the Three-Language Policy and

appreciated the initiative. ABVP emphasized the need for its effective

implementation and reiterated its demand for conducting examinations in

regional languages. The organisation described the policy as an important step

towards strengthening Indian languages, fostering national integration, and

achieving the objectives of the National Education Policy. The policy is

expected to equip students with multilingual proficiency while preserving and

promoting India’s rich linguistic diversity.

Further,

ABVP called upon Indian industry to significantly increase investment in

Research and Development (R&D) to accelerate the realization of the vision

of a Viksit Bharat (Developed India).

On

the eve of the NEC meeting, a grand Civic Felicitation Ceremony (Naagarik

Abhinandan Samaroh) was organized, attended by ABVP alumni, entrepreneurs, and

prominent citizens of Bhubaneswar. The Chief Guest for the occasion, Honorable

Chief Minister of Odisha, Shri Mohan Charan Majhi, remarked that the event

revived fond memories of his own struggles during his student life. In his

address, he lauded ABVP as an organization that builds high-character citizens

and fosters patriotic youth leadership.

A

grand exhibition titled “Maharaja Kharavela Exhibition” was also organised at

the venue auditorium, showcasing Odisha’s glorious history, folk traditions,

and the year-round activities undertaken by ABVP. The exhibition was

inaugurated by Shri Krishna Chandra Mahapatra, Hon’ble Minister for Housing and

Urban Development, Government of Odisha.

ABVP

National General Secretary Dr. Virendra Singh Solanki stated:, “The resolutions

adopted during the National Executive Council Meeting are not merely responses to

contemporary challenges; they also reflect ABVP’s broader national vision and

long-term commitment towards building a developed, secure, prosperous, and

self-reliant India. Through these resolutions, we have collectively reaffirmed

our commitment to making education more effective, student-centric, and

employment-oriented; addressing emerging challenges such as Urban Maoism that

threaten national security; curbing organised crimes, exploitation, and

conversion conspiracies targeting women; and fostering vigilant and responsible

citizenship in an era of global uncertainty where national interest must remain

paramount. At a time when India is emerging as a major global power, strong

synergy between the energy of youth, the intellectual capacity of educational

institutions, and the resources of industrial sector has become indispensable.

Increased investment in Research and Development is the need of the hour if

India is to emerge as a global leader in innovation, research, and the

knowledge-based economy. Through this meeting, ABVP has called upon Indian

industry to establish long-term partnerships with youth, universities, and

research institutions, thereby strengthening a culture of innovation-driven

development.ABVP will continue to work extensively in the coming year to

strengthen national integration, promote Indian languages, awaken cultural

consciousness, and enhance the positive participation of youth in various

spheres of social life. We firmly believe that the youth of India, through

their talent, innovative spirit, social responsibility, and national

commitment, will play a decisive role in taking the nation to new heights. This

National Executive Council Meeting will serve as an important milestone in that

direction.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi