Youth Parliament

Chhatra Sansad Youth Parliament is a platform for debaters to don the hats of parliamentarians from all over the country. This initiative promises to serve as an enriching learning experience for one and all. Most of all this holistic experience inculcates a culture of debating, discussing, and deliberating for students, wherein they understand current affairs, debate techniques, and research skills among others, thus giving them a holistic learning experience. In addition to this, we provide training sessions for students prior to the conference.

The chairs of our Conventional Committees have been specifically instructed to help new parliamentarians improve by guiding them and giving them tips and pointers during the conference; while in Specialised Committees, debaters will face challenges in unique environments like never before.

All resolutions and bills passed at the Youth Parliament will be sent to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Niti Ayog, and the United Nations for their approval.

Youth parliament helps in:

Enhancing communication skills.
Enhances the kids interest in national affairs
Develops creative mindset

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Vision & Goal

Chhatra Sansad Youth Parliament is an academic simulation of the Indian Parliament and Institutions which is aimed at educating the students about the roots of our democracy, current affairs, national issues and understanding of Indian politics.

The participants play role of the Parliamentarians and Bureaucrats in various councils of our country such as Loksabha, Rajya Sabha, GST Council etc. which gives them complete insights into the Workings of Indian Parliament and Indian Institutions.

We provide an atmosphere to develop personalities of the participants.

Testimonials

“Everywhere I travel I am inspired by the energy and the commitment to change that comes from young. Young people are one billion strong in the world. They carry a billion hopes for a better world.”

Narendra Modi | Hon. Prime Minister of India

“Dear students, your hunger for continuous learning and professional growth will be the key to your professional success. I congratulate team Chhatra Sansad for creating such a platform.”

Amit Shah | Minister of Home Affairs

“I hope that this national campaign, involving the participation of youth will encourage activism in different spheres and help to create a healthy democratic atmosphere in national politics.”

Ranjan Gogoi | Fmr. Supreme Court Judge

“You are part of the largest generation of young people our world has ever known. We must help young people to make of their ideas, energies, and leadership potential.”

Rajat Sharma | Senior Journalist

“I am inspired by the energy and the commitment to change that comes from young people, They carry a billion hopes for a better world.”

Saurabh Dwivedi | Journalist at Lallan Top

“I am sure, parliament is an innovative venture for the young minds, facilitating leadership skills, thinking power and increasing awareness on issues of national importance amongst the youth.”

Sadhguru | Spiritual Leader & Author

“I am a deep believer in the atmosphere and value of youth engagement in politics and governance.”

Manish Sisodia | Deputy Chief Minister

Upcoming Youth Parliaments

Vadodara
Ahmedabad
Surat
Vapi
Valsad
Bharuch
Anand
Mumbai
Pune

Nagpur
Delhi
Chandigarh
Panjim
Bengaluru
Mangalore
Chennai
Coimbatore
Indore

Bhopal
Jaipur
Thiruvananthapuram
Cochin
Bhubaneswar
Kolkata
Lucknow
Kanpur
Mandi

The most important feature of the Youth Parliament is that that Kids build Network with participants from institutions all over the country.

Chhatra Sansad envisages that motivated, committed and political youth leaders will emerge to provide a positive and effective leadership for our country and involve themselves in local and international politics for the betterment of the country and the world.

Also, that gradually, the average age of the candidates involved in politics reduces and there are more energetic, more modernistic and more futuristic leaders that emerge.

Past Youth Parliaments

Ahmedabad - August 2023

The largest youth parliament ever hosted in Gujarat took place in Ahmedabad on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of August, with an impressive turnout of over 1000 delegates.

The event garnered significant attention and was graced by the presence of distinguished guests, including the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Bhupendra Patel, and the Former Lt. Governor of Puducherry.

Agendas:

Lok Sabha: Discussion on Right to privacy in view of the Draft Data Protection Bill, 2022
Central Bureau of Investigation: Discussion on measures to be take to Strengthen the Whistle-blower protection framework in India & Discussion on the Hindenburg Report on Adani Group and measures to improve Corporate Governance structure in India.
National Security Council: Reviewing India’s Border relations along with maritime security and Counter Terrorism operations.
Narcotics Control Bureau: Discussion on the Movement and sale of Narcotics in the Country, with special emphasis on Bollywood’s Involvement.
All India Political Parties Meet: Deliberation on Possible Electoral Reforms in India with Special Emphasis on ‘One Nation One Election
Rajya Sabha: Discussion on Make In India Reforms
NITI Ayog: Reviewing the Indian Climate Change Commitment and Infrastructure Development with special emphasis on India’s G20 Presidency.
Prime Ministers Cabinet Meeting: Vision 2047 – Setting targets for India at 100 and reviewing the present developmental framework.
G 20: Discussing the Theme of One Earth. One Family. One Future. with reference to sustainable growth and protection of the global environment
National Commission for Women: Discussion on ‘Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place’ and ‘Impact of Globalization on Women & Discussions on issues like child marriage, feticides, dowry, PNDT Act, and domestic violence

Bharuch - August 2023

Chhatra Sansad proudly organized Bharuch’s inaugural youth parliament on the 11th, 12th, and 13th of August. This historic event witnessed active participation from 750 delegates hailing from the districts of Bharuch and Ankleshwar. The gathering was graced by the presence of the renowned figure, Zinda Shaheed MS Bitta.

Agendas:

Lok Sabha: Discussion on Right to privacy in view of the Draft Data Protection Bill, 2022
Central Bureau of Investigation: Discussion on measures to be take to Strengthen the Whistle-blower protection framework in India & Discussion on the Hindenburg Report on Adani Group and measures to improve Corporate Governance structure in India.
National Security Council: Reviewing India’s Border relations along with maritime security and Counter Terrorism operations.
Narcotics Control Bureau: Discussion on the Movement and sale of Narcotics in the Country, with special emphasis on Bollywood’s Involvement.
All India Political Parties Meet: Deliberation on Possible Electoral Reforms in India with Special Emphasis on ‘One Nation One Election
Rajya Sabha: Discussion on Make In India Reforms
NITI Ayog: Reviewing the Indian Climate Change Commitment and Infrastructure Development with special emphasis on India’s G20 Presidency.
Prime Ministers Cabinet Meeting: Vision 2047 – Setting targets for India at 100 and reviewing the present developmental framework.
G 20: Discussing the Theme of One Earth. One Family. One Future. with reference to sustainable growth and protection of the global environment
National Commission for Women: Discussion on ‘Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place’ and ‘Impact of Globalization on Women & Discussions on issues like child marriage, feticides, dowry, PNDT Act, and domestic violence

Vadodara - November 2022

On 25-26-27th of November, Chhatra Sansad in association with Bright Day School, Vasna hosted Gujarat’s biggest Youth Parliament in Vadodara. More than 500 students from all around Gujarat came to Vadodara before the elections to take part in the three-day conference, participate on various committees, and discuss current affairs legislation.

Agendas:

Indian Environmental Protection Agency: Conservation and management in accordance with Agenda 21 to achieve sustainable development
National Commission for Women: Discussing the Status of Women in the Workplace.
Rajya Sabha: Discussions on the Extent and Applications of the Weapons of Mass Destructions and their Delivery Systems (Prohibition of Unlawful Activities Bill) 2022.
Lok Sabha: Discussion on Declaring the Indian Ocean a Zone of Peace and the Review of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act.
National Security Council: Examining the Growing threat of Bio Terrorism and Discussion on the Increase of Cross- Border Terrorism in Northern India
Central Bureau of Investigation: Review of Increase in Economic Crime and the Increase of Corruption and Fraud committed by public servants of all Central Government Departments and Central Finance Institutions

Anand - January 2022

Agendas:

Lok Sabha – Digital Voting System
Rajya Sabha – Revisiting Article 124(a) of the IPC
Historic Lok Sabha – Fall of the VP Singh Government

Ahmedabad - January 2022

Agendas:

Lok Sabha – National Investigation Agency (Amendment Bill 2019)
Rajya Sabha – Muslim Women (Protection of Rights) Bill 2019
National Security Council – Introduction of Private Defence Companies
Gujarat Legislative Assembly – Improving the Education System of GSEB Schools and adopting NAAC
Historic Lok Sabha – Fall of the VP Singh Government

National Press Dignitaries like Shri Sanjay Raval, Shri Amit Thaker, Smt Bijal Patel and Padma Shri Vishnu Pandya inaugurated the youth parliament in Ahmedabad.

Vadodara - December 2019

The State Youth Parliament was the largest of its kind Youth Parliament to be held in Vadodara with over 600 Participants, who played the role of Parliamentarians and Bureaucrats of the various Institutions under the umbrella of the Central Government of India like the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, GST Council and Enforcement Directorate etc. In doing so, the participants will get a clear picture of Current National Affairs and got the chance to run the country the way they see fit.

Participating in Youth Parliaments like these has multi-faceted benefits like; Enhances Communication and Interpersonal Skills, Introduces the participant to modern Debate and Discussion Skills, Broadens the views and beliefs of Participants, Stimulates Team Work for Problem Solving, Forces the participants to be quick on their feet and react appropriately & Develops a Creative Mindset to solve complicated issues.

Ahmedabad - October 2019

Agendas:

Lok Sabha – National Investigation Agency (Amendment Bill 2019)
Rajya Sabha – Muslim Women (Protection of Rights) Bill 2019
National Security Council -Introduction of Private Defence Companies
Gujarat Legislative Assembly – Improving the Education System of GSEB Schools and adopting NAAC
Historic Lok Sabha – Fall of the VP Singh Government
National Press

Anand - August 2019

The Participants play the role of Parliamentarians and Bureaucrats of the various Institutions under the umbrella of the Central Government of India like the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, National Security Council and National Investigation Agency etc.

Agendas: