jj correspondent
Jaipur, Feb 17: A renowned social worker from Dholpur, Dev Parashar, has been appointed as the new District President of Youth for Nation, an influential international organization that works with young people across 40 countries worldwide. Parashar, who has been an active figure in social and literary circles, expressed immense joy and pride upon receiving the nomination. He thanked the founder president of Youth for Nation, Dr. Mahesh Sharma, and senior leader Satish Tiwari for recommending him for this prestigious role.
With a strong track record of contributing to various social initiatives, Parashar has played an instrumental role in organizing and executing programs aimed at uplifting communities. His leadership skills and dedication to social service have earned him this esteemed position.
In his statement following the announcement, Parashar expressed his sincere gratitude to Youth for Nation’s National President, Dr. Mahesh Sharma, for the trust placed in him. He assured the leadership that he would fully commit himself to the responsibilities entrusted to him and work towards the organization’s mission of empowering youth globally.
Parashar’s appointment marks a new chapter for the organization in the region, and his passion for social change is expected to drive numerous impactful initiatives. His work with Youth for Nation promises to be a game-changer, inspiring the next generation of leaders and fostering positive change across communities. As District President, Parashar is committed to working closely with the youth, offering guidance, support, and the resources needed to foster their growth and development. His vision is to create a robust network of young, proactive individuals who will contribute significantly to the social, cultural, and educational advancement of the nation. This is undoubtedly a milestone in Parashar’s career, and the future looks bright with the promise of meaningful contributions to the organization’s noble cause.
Dev Parashar appointed as District President of ‘Youth for Nation’
