ABVP's 67th Bihar Convention in Gaya After 27 Years: Speaker Performs Bhoomi Pujan
ABVP's 67th Bihar Convention in Gaya After 27-Year Gap

In a significant event for student politics in Bihar, the stage is set for the 67th state convention of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) to be held in Gaya. The four-day event, scheduled to commence on December 28, marks a major gathering after a gap of nearly three decades in the region.

Ceremonial Start with Bhoomi Pujan

Gaya Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar officially inaugurated the preparations by performing the traditional 'bhoomi pujan' ceremony on Friday. The ritual was conducted at the Gaya College Sports Complex Ground, the designated venue for the large-scale convention. The ceremony signals the beginning of logistical arrangements for an event expected to draw a massive crowd.

Addressing the volunteers present, Speaker Prem Kumar highlighted the role of the ABVP. He stated that the organization works to provide the right direction to society and students. He expressed confidence that the convention would prove to be a powerful platform for this purpose. Kumar urged everyone involved to put in efforts with full dedication to ensure the event is executed flawlessly, without any shortcomings.

Major Gathering After a Long Gap

This convention holds special significance as it is being organized in Gaya after a gap of 27 years. The event is expected to witness participation from over 1,200 ABVP volunteers hailing from various districts across the southern parts of Bihar. The return of the state-level convention to the historic city is seen as a major mobilisation effort.

Key ABVP office-bearers also shared their vision for the event. ABVP State Organisation Secretary Yagyavalkya Shukla, who participated in the ground-breaking ceremony, outlined the convention's focus. He said the discussions would center on important issues concerning the youth and contemporary society. A primary objective will be to deliberate extensively on a roadmap aimed at building a strong, prosperous, and self-reliant Bihar.

Detailed Programme and Exhibitions

ABVP State Vice-President Priyanka Tiwari elaborated on the detailed programme planned for the four days. She announced that the work undertaken by the organization in the interest of the country, society, and students across Bihar's districts will be showcased through a dedicated exhibition.

The schedule includes a vibrant mix of activities:

  • The convention will kick off on December 28 at the Gaya College Sports Complex Ground.
  • A grand procession and cultural programme is scheduled for December 30.
  • The final day, December 31, will be dedicated to strategic discussions, focusing on future work plans and resolutions.

The convention is poised to be a melting pot of ideas, cultural expression, and strategic planning for one of the country's largest student organizations. Its occurrence in Gaya after such a long interval is anticipated to energize the volunteer base and set the agenda for student-centric activities in the state for the coming years.