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MAJOR EventsGlorious Landmarks
1948 : Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad was founded.
9th July 1949 : Officially established and registered at Delhi (S-385 / 1949-50)
1949 : Bharatiyakaran Campaign : Nationwide Opinion Poll for the Name (Bharat), the National Anthem (Vandemataram) and the National Language (Hindi) of the country
1949-59 : Steadily, with the decentralised methods, spread organisational structure and. activities in different provinces, academic centers and universities.
1952 : Organised Literacy Campaign, Some All India conferences were held, and regular national annual conference started from 1956 onwards.
1958-60 : Efforts started for organisational uniformity, system and style of work throughout the country.
1961 : Participation in the movement for the liberation of Goa.
1962 : Participation in Civil Defence against Chinese Aggression
1964 : Workshop on the Problems of Rural Education.
1965 : Public awakening against the Pakistani Aggression; Defence Convention in Mumbai.
1966 : The project ‘Students’ Experience In Interstate Living” was launched.Shri Acharya Giriraj Kishore was appointed the first full time worker.
1968 : First All India Abhyas Varga (workers’ study camp) in Mumbai. : The project “My Home is India” was launched.
1969 : Ideas and programmes for different activities were innovated. (Eg.Constructive, Agitational and Representative).
1969-70 : Organsied All India Conferences in Marxistinfested states West Bengal (Kolkata) and Kerala (Thiruvanantapuram); charged the atmosphere with slogans Vande Mataram and Bharat Mata ki Jai.
1970 : Started participating in Students ‘ Council/Union Elections-first in U.P. and then in different states-resulting in victory.
1970-71 : Regular provincial Abhyas Vargas commenced. Kendriya Abhyas Mandal (which later became central team) started functioning.
Sep 27th 1970 : The first national level demonstration in Delhi. A Charter of Demands, Containing demands like making of Atom Bomb, Voting Right at 18 years, student participation in university administration, was presented.
1971 : Propagated the ideological concepts “Today’s Student is Today’s citizen”, Student Power-Nation’s Power and Social Participation of Students. Gajendragadkar Committee on Education partially accepted the demand for students’ representation in University Administration.
1973 : A New dimension given to the student unions. Decided to play a major role in accelerating the process of national transformation.
Nov 1973 : All India Conference at Ahmadabad. Resolved to stress the social and national role of Student Power.
Dec 1973 : Gujarat agitation against corruption starts with ABVP’s involvement.
1974 : All India Student Leaders’ Meets held at Delhi and Varanasi. A clarion call was given for a struggle for transformation. : Bihar Student agitation starts with ABVP’s involvement.
: ABVP’s major role in the agitations in Gujarat and Bihar against corruption and price rise. Gujarat Government resigns; agitation in Bihar becomes more aggressive.
1974-75 : ABVP’s Silver Jubilee Year. A grand conference held in Mumbai which fully supported Bihar agitation. Chhatra Sangharsha Samiti formed. The Bihar agitation turns into national agitation.
Feb. 1975 : First National Seminar on Educational Change-Delhi.
March 1975 : National Movement spread and strengthened. Mammoth demonstration held in Delhi under the leadership of Jayprakash Narayan.
1975-76 : Internal emergency clamped on the country; ABVP workers were arrested. More than 10,000 workers offered Satyagraha under the aegis of Lok Sangharsha Samiti. Many workers offered their active services for underground struggle. 650 workers underwent imprisonment under MISA, more than 4500 workers were arrested under different sections of law and jailed.
March 1977 : Lok Sabha Elections : Loktantrik Yuva Morcha formed. Movement emerged victorious against the dictatorship.
April 1977 : A proposal for dissolution of student and youth organisations and merging them as youth wing of ruling party made at a meeting of many such organisations at Sarnath, was rejected by ABVP; stressed on being above party politics. ABVP continued its work.
: First woman Full Time Worker appointed.
: Participation in relief works in the cyclone – hit areas of Andhra Pradesh.
: Thumping victory at Student Union Elections. Participated in Literacy Campaign.
May 1978 : Decision was taken not to participate in Student Council Election for the time being.
June 1978 : “Gramotthan Hetu Chhatra” (Students for Rural Reconstruction) campaign launched; effective work was done in 350 villages.
August 1978 : Presented to Prime Minister a representation demanding Educational Reforms.
Nov - Dec 1978 : ABVP’s representatives in the Youth Delegation to the USSR. ABVP was recognised the largest student organisation of India by all other organisations.
March 1979 : Shaikshik Jyoti Yatra from Patna to Delhi. Demonstration by ten thousand students before the Parliament. Petition containing 8 lakh signatures was submitted to the Lok Sabha Speaker.
1979-80 : Seminars on various issues of education

This morning protested outside administration house of ddu and demand for the election of chatra sangh.