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YAC three day ‘Mahadharna’ against Corruption

At all State capitals on 30 November - 1,2 December.

DIGHALIPUKURI, GUWAHATI

Youth Against Corruption (YAC) is organizing a massive demonstration (Mahadharna) on
30th Nov. 1 & 2 Dec.2011 in all state headquarters across India against corruption and black
money. YAC convener Sunil Bansal told, there will be huge gathering in all state headquarters
with demands such as strong anti-corruption law, resignation of Prime Minister who remains
silent spectator to corruption and the corrupt, bringing back black money stashed in foreign banks,
corruption free coming Parliamentary elections. He also told that demonstration will pulled public
participation in large number mainly youths and public in general from all sections of the society.




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Nation-wide 10 lakh students’ massive rally and public meeting against the sardar of world’s greatest scams, helpless Congress led UPA Government on 27^th July

ABVP Assam Rally 27 july....against corruption in assam

ABVP warns for misleading claims

ABVP delhi unit secretary Rohit Chahal warned to those organisation who are blaming ABVP workers for so called incident in their rally against AFSPA in delhi. He clarified that ABVP has nothing to do with such incident. He further said ABVP works democratically and allows others to do the same. Off course ABVP opposes openly to anything which is against the integrity of the nation. On other hand ABVP has many North East students including from  manipur in its office bearers at all levels.
ABVP appeals to all manipur brothers and sisters to stay away from such misleading campaigns.

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AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD (ABVP) to organise its 56th National Confernce in the Graden City of India-Bengaluru on 25, 26, 27,28th Dec. 2010. Venue is at Bengaluru University’s National College Cricket Pavilion Ground. Students gathering of almost 10,000 along with teachers, educationists from Kashmir to Kanyakumari will be participating in this conference. The venue of the conference is named after Sir M.Vishveshwaraiah and the Dias is named after Shri. Nanaji Deshmukh.

Colourful & Disciplined Shobha yatra by ABVP delegates

Assam and North East Total Delegates= 642

Bangalore: The ‘shobha yatra’ of ABVP delegates was not only colourful but also successful. The delegates hailing from different parts of India dressed in colorful traditional  way representing their region and culture, attracted the audience who gathered on either side of the road to witness the ‘yatra’.  The delegates raised  slogans like ‘bharat mata ki jai’ , ‘stop corruption and save India’, ‘desh ki raksha kauun karega hum karega hum karega’ , banglore ho ya gauhati upna desh upana mati’, ‘vande mataram’,’ save Kashmir’, ‘kick out bangla infiltrates’, etc. during the march. 

The ‘Shobha Yatra’ converged  for a public meeting at Anand Rao Circle.  Selected national leaders of ABVP addressed the public meeting.  Speaking on this occasion Mr. Ravikumar, National Secretary felt only by removing corruption in our country, we can save our country.  Now a days corruption is the main problem and we youths should join our hands to stop corruption”.  He opined that  the way  politicians are looting the  country  the  private managements are looting the students by commercializing the education system. Now a days, many institutions are attaining autonomous status,  the end result of which is commercialization of  the education.  He condemned the attitude of governments towards such issues.

 He raised his voice against former prime minister Sri Deve gowda for his attitude and statement against ABVP national conference. He remarked  that Mr.Deve Gowda, who did not construct   toilets in colleges and hostels during  his  tenure as a prime minister or chief minister, has no right to comment on ABVP as  the toilets constructed  for  the conference  purpose can later help the  students and lecturers of different colleges. He also challenged NSUI for its attitude and he challenged them to organize this type of disciplined conference.

 Sri Vinay Bidre, State secretary, called upon the youth to stand united  to fight against corruption,  naxalism, and terrorism. We should follow the ideals of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Vinaobha Bhave and some other patriots,  he felt.  He strongly felt for a  need for movements like  that led by leaders like Jaya Prakash , Vallabhabhai Patel and others.  He also remarked on the  uncontrolled  corruption series  like 2G spectrum scandal, common wealth games scandal etc.,

In this program, gold medalist of Asian games 2010, Kumari Mamata Poojari was honored by ABVP national president and other dignitaries of the function. Addressing the gathering after receiving the honors Ms Poojari, remembered the sacrifices and contribution made by her well wishers and elders particularly her father. She advised the gathering of students, irrespective of the situation not to give up studies. She encouraged them to take up sporting activity.

National president Prof. Milindh Marathe after honoring Ms Poojari, praised Mamatha Poojari as the pride of the nation and a golden girl.  

 National general secretary Umesh data said Kashmir is our land, we will never give up this for any reason. He condemned the statements made by some intellectuals like Arundhati Roy etc., for their irresponsibility in our society. He asked the delegates to join their hands with ABVP to save the state Kashmir.

In this function the various students of different universities Manchali  Takhoor, national secretary, Kruti Patil, NEC member, Amutha Patil, Kitendra Chowdari , Delhi University student union president , Manish  of Rajasthan addressed the  open meeting and  raised their voice against corruption, commercialization of education, terrorism, naxalism etc.,

 SAVE ASSAM SAVE THE NATION,SAVE IDENTITY

Every day around 6,000 illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators cross the border and enter Assam,
Assam shares a 272 km porous border with Bangladesh, a vast stretch of which is unfenced.

"Fencing along the border with Bangladesh in this sector has started to prevent illegal infiltration," said federal Home Secretary V.K. Duggal.

"Legal and judicial measures have also been adopted to deport illegal Bangladeshi settlers from the country."

"Every day around 6,000 illegal infiltrators cross the border and enter the state," said an intelligence official in Guwahati, the state's main city.
 
REPORT ON ILLEGAL MIGRATION INTO ASSAM

Illegal Bangladeshi Immigration: People Take the Mantle When the Government Gives Up
http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/countries/india/states/assam/documents/papers/illegal_migration_in_assam.htm
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 2 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV6z59RMGas
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 4 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKG_HCs6rfk
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 5 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbKBSLy3WRE
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 7 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZJaZyUr3Lc
 

(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 8 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKAXSyFnOeY
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 9 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNOw8cNXI9o
(Hindi)Bangladeshi Immigration into India- Part 10 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpm6kzOYmCE
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BHARAT MATA KI JOI

Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad

Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad is an all-India student organization, working in the field of education with a wider perspective of National Reconstruction. ABVP works with a faith in the collective existence of the educational community, a firm belief in constructive work and a nationalist approach, which stays above partisan politics.

India's largest student organization, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) with over 3,000 branches spread all over India and with a membership of nearly a million college students, has been channelising student - power into constructive work for half a century now.

The ABVP was started soon after independence with the objective of channelising students’ energies in the task of national reconstruction by a group of students and teachers who drew their inspiration from the RSS, the premier nationalist organisation of the country. Its growth process was slow and sporadic in the first few years but it picked up after Prof. Yeshwantrao Kelkar, a lecturer in Bombay, became its main organiser in 1958. He was its real architect and builder. As a consequence of singe-minded devotion of Prof. Kelkar, who passionately tried to build up this organisation till his death in 1987, the ABVP is what it is today.

The uniqueness of the Parishad lies in the fact that it has emerged as a stable organisation of floating population of students. Perhaps no social organisation has its members changing so quickly and regularly as the ABVP has. Despite this handicap, the ABVP has gained strength day by day. In all probability, the ABVP is the only example of its type throughout the world. Another unique feature of the oraganisation is that though it is a student organisation in every respect, the teachers also take an active part in its functioning. Ever since its inception teachers have been deeply involved in building up the organisation and they comprise the permanent component of the membership.

What distinguishes the ABVP from other organisations is the fact that it is a full-fledged and regular student organisation which has evolved a distinct philosophy and role for a student organisation and which organises multifarious activities to fulfill its objective of national reconstruction. So far as ABVP’s contribution in the national life is concerned it can be said with pride that apart from organising a lot of constructive and meaningful activities and helping to solve the problems related to student and educational field, the Parishad has played an important role in highlighting and solving larger problems of the country. The thoughts and ideals of the ABVP on educational change can prove as valuable assets for any educational ministry or department. Be it the issue of terrorism in Kashmir or of infiltration of foreigners into Assam and border states, or the issue of reservation and Mandal recommendations or the gigantic task of integrating north-eastern citizens with those of the other parts of the country or the problem of unemployment and economic reconstruction of the country or the fight against social inequalities or the calamity of earthquake in Marathwada, the ABVP has never been found wanting both on the plains of thinking and action. The ABVP today has a cadre of socially committed workers who are capable of undertaking any challenging task.

The coming days would witness a more active, meaningful and effective participation by the ABVP in the task of national reconstruction and the country and its citizens would feel proud of such a role of the ABVP.