Cabinet Ministers Aman Arora and Tarunpreet Singh Sond attend Punjab University’s Youth and Heritage Festival in Khanna, inspiring youth leadership and talent.

Cabinet Ministers Tarunpreet Singh Sond and Aman Arora were present at the 66th Punjab University’s Youth and Heritage Festival closing ceremony on Tuesday, which took place at AS College in Khanna.

In his speech, Cabmet Minister Aman Arora emphasized the importance of these festivals in helping young people develop their leadership skills and discover their latent abilities. He went on to say that young people are in charge of advancing the nation’s growth and ensuring the general well-being of the populace. These kinds of celebrations equip the next generation to efficiently assume responsibility. He underlined that Punjabi youth have significantly impacted socioeconomic progress in Punjab, India, and the world at large.

Arora said that in order to improve society, the youth’s boundless vitality must be used. According to him, youth festivals are essential in preparing young people for a variety of national and international events in the fields of dance, music, and theater. Additionally, he gave the institution administration RS 5 lakh.

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In the meantime, Cabinet Minister Sond said that as art and culture are important for a person’s whole personality development, youth festivals give young people a safe place to showcase their unique talents. He also praised the administration of AS College for giving Khanna’s kids access to education for the previous 117 years.

Among those in attendance were Principal KK Sharma, Punjab Genco Chairman Navjot Singh Targ, and others.

During the event, the Ministers also launched a Mander Brothers song in Punjabi.