Yuva Sangam – Phase VI launched 

The Ministry of Education has launched the online registration portal for Yuva Sangam – Phase VI under the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) initiative. 

Yuva Sangam is a flagship Youth Exchange Programme of the Department of Higher  Education aimed at promoting national integration and strengthening emotional bonds  among youth from different States and Union Territories. 

About Yuva Sangam 

It facilitates structured exposure visits between paired States and UTs to promote the spirit  of “Unity in Diversity.” 

Objectives 
  • Foster mutual understanding among youth.
  • Strengthen national integration. 
  • Promote experiential learning. 
  • Encourage emotional bonding across regions. 
Eligibility Criteria 
  • Age Group: 18–30 years 
  • Eligible participants include:
    • Students from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) 
    • NSS volunteers 
    • NYKS volunteers 
    • Young professionals 
5 Thematic Pillars (5 Ps) 

The programme is structured around five core themes: 

1. Paryatan – Tourism 

2. Parampara – Traditions and Culture 

3. Pragati – Development and Governance 

4. Paraspar Sampark – People-to-People Connect 

5. Prodyogiki – Technology and Innovation 

Through these pillars, participants gain exposure to: 

  • Cultural heritage 
  • Local governance models 
  • Development initiatives 
  • Technological advancements 
  • Educational institutions and community life 
Alignment with National Policy 

Yuva Sangam aligns with the objectives of the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020),  particularly in: 

  • Promoting holistic and experiential learning. 
  • Encouraging national integration. 
  • Enhancing cultural awareness and cross-regional understanding.

Implementation Framework 

The programme follows a “Whole of Government” approach, implemented with support  from: 

  • Participating Ministries and Departments 
  • State Governments 
  • Nodal Higher Education Institutions

Participation and Achievements 

Phase V Highlights 

  • Over 46,000 registrations received nationwide. 
  • Since its launch (including the pilot phase in 2022), more than 6,000 youth and  coordinators have participated in immersive exchange tours. 
  • Hosted by leading Higher Education Institutions across the country. 

This reflects increasing enthusiasm for experiential learning and national integration  initiatives

Phase VI – Key Features 

  • 22 Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) identified as nodal institutions across India. • Selected participants will undertake 5–7 day educational and cultural tours (excluding travel days) to their paired States/UTs. 

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