Chirag Paswan to Students: Don’t Just Criticise—Join India’s Progress
Greater Noida: Addressing the ninth Student Parliament at GL Bajaj Institute on Friday, Union Minister and LJP (Ramvilas) national president Chirag Paswan urged students to move beyond being mere critics and become active partners in India’s progress. “You are not tomorrow’s headline; you are today’s headline,” he said. “Your ideas, energy, and courage are precisely what India needs to rise.”
Earlier, Paswan, as chief guest, inaugurated the session, saying India’s ascent rests on its youth. He shared with students his journey from carrying forward a political legacy to his brief stint in Bollywood.
Vice-Chairman Pankaj Agrawal observed that platforms like the Student Parliament bridge the gap between education and leadership, while CEO Kartikeya Agrawal called the event “a movement, not just a programme.”
Founder-Kunal Sharma, Anshu Agrawal, and Prof. Dr. Preeti Bajaj were among the other speakers. About five thousand students attended.