Sultan Bathery: The Student Forum of Swastika National Business School organised Yuva Samvaada at Swastika Waterfront, Sultan Bathery, providing a platform for students to interact with public representatives and discuss matters concerning youth, leadership and public affairs. The programme featured Bengaluru South MP and former National President of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, Shri Tejasvi Surya, as the chief guest. Before the programme, Tejasvi Surya planted a sapling, symbolising growth and environmental responsibility.
Upon entering the programme hall, the dignitaries were escorted to the dais and formally welcomed by Mr. Muliya Sathwik, former President of the Student Forum. The programme commenced with a prayer, followed by the welcome address delivered by Muliya Sathwik. The formal inauguration was then marked by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp.
Addressing the gathering, Dakshina Kannada MP Capt. Brijesh Chouta spoke about the purpose and significance of Yuva Samvaada and highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for meaningful engagement between young people and public representatives. Mangaluru South MLA Shri Vedavyas Kamath also addressed the gathering, sharing his thoughts with the students.
The highlight of the programme was an interactive session with Shri Tejasvi Surya. He engaged directly with students, shared his perspectives and responded to their questions on various subjects. The interaction provided students with an opportunity to express their views, raise questions and gain insights through a direct conversation with an elected representative.
The programme was attended by Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha Dakshina Kannada District President Shri Nandan Mallya, Swastika National Business School Chairman Dr. Raghavendra Holla and Student Forum President Ms. Sinchana Poojary. The proceedings were conducted by Mr. Muliya Sathwik, former President of the ABVP-supported All College Students Union and former President of the Student Forum, Swastika National Business School. Through Yuva Samvaada, the Student Forum provided a platform for student participation, dialogue and engagement with public leadership.
