
NDTV has announced the much-anticipated return of its flagship event, the Yuva Conclave, now in its 5th edition, scheduled for September 19, 2024. The conclave serves as a platform to engage India’s youth with critical discussions about their hopes, challenges, and aspirations. This year’s event promises to feature a distinguished panel of speakers from politics, sports, entrepreneurship, and entertainment, each sharing their insights on the future of India.
Among the notable speakers is Chirag Paswan, Minister of Food Processing Industries, representing young political leadership and outlining his vision for shaping India’s future. Bansuri Swaraj, MP, Lok Sabha, will offer her perspective, drawing on her extensive experience in law, diplomacy, and public service.
The conclave will also see the participation of Deepender Singh Hooda, a strong advocate for socio-economic reforms, and Nikhil Kamath, the Co-Founder of Zerodha, whose innovative approaches have transformed India’s fintech landscape.
Sports figures such as Manu Bhaker, Olympic medallist, and Shamsher Singh, field hockey player, will share their personal journeys of discipline, dedication, and excellence, inspiring young athletes.
In the realm of media and arts, Sakshi Sindwani, a model and entrepreneur promoting body positivity, and Nikhita Gandhi, a singer blending Indian and global music, will bring forward ideas on embracing creativity and challenging societal norms.
The NDTV Yuva Conclave 2024 will provide young Indians a unique opportunity to listen to these influential voices, fostering a sense of inspiration, empowerment, and connection.
Summary:
- NDTV’s 5th edition of the Yuva Conclave on September 19, 2024, features a diverse lineup of speakers from politics, sports, entrepreneurship, and entertainment.
- Key figures include Chirag Paswan, Bansuri Swaraj, Nikhil Kamath, Manu Bhaker, and others, discussing youth aspirations and India’s future.
- The conclave aims to inspire and connect India’s youth, addressing key topics from leadership and entrepreneurship to sports and self-expression.
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