Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Thursday to discuss various youth outreach and drug-free initiatives. During the meeting, the Governor briefed the Home Minister on efforts undertaken by Lok Bhavan to promote patriotism, national responsibility, and self-reliance among young people.
The meeting took place in New Delhi on Thursday, where Governor Acharya extended Vijayadashami greetings and birthday wishes to Union Minister Shah. According to an official statement, the discussion focused on strengthening the spirit of 'Nation First' among the youth and encouraging their active participation in nation-building.
Governor Acharya highlighted several programs aligned with the Centre's Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, including awareness campaigns across Assam to combat substance abuse. He also detailed the 'Namo Matrubhoomi: Rashtriya Suraksha avam Swavalamban Sankalp Saptah' initiative, which aims to raise awareness about national security, promote self-reliance, and instill a sense of duty toward the country. Seeking guidance on strengthening these programs, the Governor emphasized coordinated efforts in youth empowerment and inclusive development, particularly in Assam's border regions.
The interaction underscored the importance of people-centric initiatives in fostering national consciousness and motivating the younger generation to contribute meaningfully to the development of a secure and developed India.
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