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Under the “Viksit Bharat Yuva Samvaad: Apna Vote Jaanen” campaign, MY Bharat organized 100 events in a single day.
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Under the “Viksit Bharat Yuva Samvaad: Apna Vote Jaanen” campaign, MY Bharat organized 100 events in a single day.

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•5 November 2026 at 03:21 am•0 views•1 min read

MY India, under the “Developed India Youth Dialogue: Know Your Vote” campaign, raised awareness among young voters about the importance of voting through 100 programmes in a single day, thereby promoting political participation.

M.Y. Bharat launched the “Developed India Youth Dialogue: Know Your Vote” campaign, organizing 100 events in a single day to raise voting awareness among young voters. The initiative aimed to strengthen the active role of youth in India’s electoral landscape, combining digital and traditional media to ensure broad reach. The events included close visits to polling stations, online voting guides, and interactive workshops that informed citizens about their voting eligibility, constituencies, and procedures.

During the campaign, M.Y. Bharat’s chief executive stated, “Recognizing the power of young India, we have launched an initiative that not only motivates them to cast their votes but also provides them with a deep understanding of the electoral process.” The events were live-streamed on social media platforms, reaching over 50,000 online viewers. Additionally, mobile units in local communities directly guided more than 10,000 young people about the importance of voting.

Such comprehensive efforts are expected to improve youth voter participation in India. M.Y. Bharat has prepared a roadmap for upcoming elections, including measures for civic education, transparency, and digital voting assistance. The success of this campaign demonstrates that political organizations’ efforts to engage young citizens can play a crucial role in strengthening democracy.
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