Anadi Brahm Appointed National Coordinator for NITs by Think India

Anadi Brahm from NIT Jamshedpur takes on new role to promote national interest among students.

Anadi Brahm, the Jharkhand state coordinator of Think India and a student of NIT Jamshedpur, has been appointed as the national coordinator for all NITs by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) during the Think India National Workshop held in Kolkata from July 27 to 28.

JAMSHEDPUR – During the Think India National Workshop in Kolkata from July 27 to 28, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) appointed Anadi Brahm, the Jharkhand state coordinator of Think India and a student of NIT Jamshedpur, as the national coordinator for all NITs.

Think India is a national forum made up of students from prestigious institutions, including IITs, NITs, IIMs, and other prominent universities, with the objective of advocating for a developed India. The organization promotes the involvement of students in initiatives that contribute to social welfare and national development.

Anadi Brahm pledged to fulfill the obligations assigned to him by the organization.

He declared that he would endeavor to coordinate programs on national interest topics across all NITs through Think India, with the objective of fostering student engagement in nation-centric and deliberate ideas and increasing awareness.

He emphasized the significance of educational institutions in cultivating a sense of responsibility toward the country and the relevance of youth participation in nation-building activities.

Brahm intends to utilize the platform to organize lectures, seminars, and interactive sessions that concentrate on contemporary concerns, including ethical leadership, innovation, and sustainability.

The purpose of these initiatives is to encourage students to engage in critical thinking regarding their contributions to society and to encourage them to become proactive citizens.

Think India has played a critical role in the organization of a variety of national events, including the Indian Students Parliament, conferences on rural development, and campaigns for environmental conservation.

Brahm’s appointment is perceived as a significant advancement in the enhancement of the impact of Think India’s activities and the reinforcement of the network of NITs under its purview.