05/03/2026
District Level Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament 2026 Successfully Organized at JTGMDC Roing
The District Level Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament 2026 was successfully conducted on 05 March 2025 at Jomin Tayeng Government Model Degree College (JTGMDC), Roing. The programme was organized by the NSS Unit of JTGMDC, Roing in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, and MY Bharat, under the flagship initiative Viksit Bharat Abhiyan.
Core Debate: Reflecting on Democratic Values
The central attraction of the programme was a thought-provoking debate on the theme
“50 Years of Emergency: Lessons for Indian Democracy.”
Participants critically examined the historical context and implications of the 1975 Emergency, highlighting the strength and resilience of India’s democratic institutions. The discussion emphasized the significance of safeguarding civil liberties and encouraged the youth to uphold constitutional values in the journey toward a Viksit Bharat.
Distinguished Jury Panel
The debate and deliberations were evaluated by a distinguished four-member jury panel comprising:
1. Shri Gemin Pertin – Zila Parishad Member, Parbuk Block
2. Shri Komji Linggi – Zila Parishad Member, Roing Block
3. Ms. Tamanna Badu – Zila Parishad Member, Meka-Jia Block
4. Dr. Rajeko Dele – Associate Professor, Arunachal Pradesh State University, Pasighat
Participation and Audience
Despite the geographical challenges and remoteness of the Lower Dibang Valley and Dibang Valley districts, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation.
• Total Registrations: 54 volunteers
• Final Participation: 20 participants (owing to the remote location)
• Audience: Approximately 100 attendees witnessed the parliamentary simulation.
District-Level Winners
The following participants emerged as the Top Speakers, demonstrating remarkable analytical ability and persuasive oratory on the theme of the Emergency:
1. Miss Abida Begum
2. Miss Eeha Mimi
3. Miss Kesha Linggi
4. Mr. Aju Linggi
5. Miss Mumbi Apum
Event Highlights
InauguralSession:
The programme commenced with a welcome address and keynote speech delivered by the Principal of JTGMDC, Roing, who highlighted the vision and roadmap toward India@2047.
Members of the jury shared valuable insights and constructive feedback, encouraging the participants to connect historical understanding with responsible governance in the future.
The event concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Okiling Lego, Nodal Officer and NSS Programme Officer, who appreciated the collective efforts that ensured the successful organization of this district-level programme.
The programme concluded with the message:
“Understanding our past is the first step toward building a resilient future.”
