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April - June 2012 Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (An Autonomous Organisation under the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, GOI) Newsletter No. 29 A Quarterly April - June 2012 3rd Lecture of the RGNIYD’s Eminent Speaker Series 22 June 2012, RGNIYD The 3rd Lecture of RGNIYD Eminent Speaker Series was organized at RGNIYD on 22 June 2012 by the READ Division. Prof. Madhava Menon, a titan in the field of legal education and the one solely responsible for the creation of National Law Universities in the country, delivered the lecture titled “Education for Responsible Citizenship’’. He urged the participating youth to deepen their understanding of the Constitution of India and develop regard for it. Drawing attention to the Constitutional provisions, particularly on the right to education, he remarked that lack of education breeds various social problems and called for strategies to strengthen educational facilities at all levels. He outlined how Constitutional provisions have united the people of Indian belonging to diverse backgrounds. He recalled the slogan of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar – “Educate, Organise and Agitate which is still the right mantra for democracy”. He insisted that it was the duty of every citizen to know the rights and responsibilities delineated by the Constitution. This knowledge on each right as enshrined in the Constitution makes life worth living, he added. Speaking on the different dimensions of citizenship, he enlisted the 11 Constitutional values and responsibilities for the citizens. Prof. Madhava Menon made a special mention of the status of today’s youth and remarked that they are in a state of anomy – a state of normlessness. Traditional and religious values have receded and have been taken over by education that does not inculcate the right values. He mentioned that citizenship has to be understood in today’s context and called for instilling constitutional and moral values in the psyche of the youth through appropriate programmes. 1 RGNIYD Newsletter Rajiv Gandhi Youth Leadership Internship Programme (Summer 2012) 01-30 June 2012, RGNIYD The SHANU Division, RGNIYD organized for the first time “The Rajiv Gandhi Youth Leadership Internship Programme - RGYLIP-2012” from 01-30 June 2012 for student youth from all over the country at its campus. The objectives of the programme were to facilitate the emergence of future community leaders and sensitizers, exposing the interns to ground realities, providing them with social experience and help them acquire communication skills. The residential programme was attended by 46 students from various colleges, universities and institutions across the country. As the RGNIYD has schools/divisions that specialized in areas like life skills education, gender issues, youth issues, career counselling and local governance separate modules were run in these areas. These fields apart, pressing concerns like rights violation, environmental activism, health awareness, organizing communities, refugees and displacement, contribution of Gandhi, Nehru and Ambedkar to building of modern India, protection of monuments, agrarian crisis, water management, leadership etc were discussed and the interns gained perceptibly in terms of understanding. The participants were taken on field trips to Pondicherry, Vellore and other places of importance in Chennai. They also participated in a workshop organized by the famous Adyar Cancer institute on ‘youth against tobacco’ on 16-06-2012. The interns had a rare opportunity to interact with Dr. Nita Chaudhury IAS, Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and Dr. N. R. MadhavaMenon, popular legal educators of the country, an institution-builder, the architectof the five-year integrated LL.B. programme and the Founder Vice-Chancellor of two of the leading law universities ofIndia viz.,National Law School of India University, Bangalore and National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. The interns were engaged in novel exercises like book review, film appreciation and case analysis. The month long programme came to an end on 30-06-2012. The valediction was graced by Mr Christo Das Gandhi IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Govt of Tamilnadu. He advised the interns to develop their own leadership style and empathy for the masses. He released the music album prepared by the interns. Mr Michael VethaSiromony IAS, Director, RGNIYD exhorted the interns to put all that they learnt here into practice once back home. Study Tour to Koovagam festival 30 March – 2 April 2012, Koovagam Village, Villupuram A Study Tour to Koovagam Village was organized from 30 March – 2 April, 2012 for the first year students of Gender Studies to attend the Koovagam festival of the transgenders. The purpose of the study tour was to get a practical understanding of the festival, undertake a group project on the problems of transgenders and document their experiences. 2 RGNIYD Newsletter The ten-day celebration had transgenders from all over India marked by many cultural programmes. The main attraction of the celebration was 'Miss Koovagam 2012' where transgenders from all walks of life wearing beautiful costumes competed for the much sought after title. The tour brought in various insights into the many facets of transgenders, their problems, struggles and success stories as well. Workshop on Career Choices Two-Day Orientation Programme and Higher Studies for Empowering Rural Youth 31 March and 01 April 2012, for Sustainable Livelihood Ma Foi Academy, Chennai 2 - 3 April 2012, Madanapuram, Mahaboobnagar In continuation of the workshop on career choices and higher studies, the School of RGNIYD organized two-day orientation programme on Counselling organized a workshop on 31 Empowering Rural Youth for Sustainable Livelihood March 2012 in collaboration with the Ma Foi f r o m 2 - 3 A p r i l 2 0 1 2 a t M a d a n a p u r a m , Academy, Chennai. Career assessments for Mahaboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh in association with the students were undertaken on 01 April Youth for Action. The programme was inaugurated by 2012. Career interests and aptitudes of 120 Smt. Jyothi, Mandal Parishad Development Officer higher secondary students who have (MPDO), Pebbair who stressed the importance of appeared for +2 examinations from 90 creating self-employment opportunities at village level different government schools in Chennai and make best use of the training inputs. Hands on were tested and necessary career guidance practical training on hand pump repairing, horticulture, was provided The career interests and food processing, animal husbandry were provided to aptitudes of the participating students were the participants. The participants requested for courses assessed and the reports were provided to on motor winding, electrical wiring, embroidery, them along with information on selecting beauty treatment, cell phone repair and servicing. appropriate courses, the procedures for The programme was coordinated by the Training, entrance examinations, etc. Orientation and Extension Division. Capacity Building Training Programme for the Volunteers of Restless Development 09 - 11 April 2012, RGNIYD In order to build the capacities of the volunteers of with adolescents in the remote districts of Bihar, ‘Restless Development’ on life skills education, to Odissa and Jharkhand. enable them gain knowledge on career planning The programme was coordinated by the Youth to impart career guidance services and to equip and Adolescent HealthDivision which had them with the capacity to mould their youth technical sessions on 10 core life skills, facilitating stakeholders as responsible citizens, a three-day career planning and imparting career guidance training was organized from 9 – 11 April 2012 at services besides sessions on values and principles RGNIYD. The programme was attended by 19 of citizenship, democracy and unity in diversity volunteers (13 male and 6 female) of the Restless and the role of young people as responsible Development organization, who are working citizens for nation building. 3 RGNIYD Newsletter Workshop on Research Methodology RGNIYD 16 - 19 April, 2012, RGNIYD A four-day workshop on research methodology provided vital inputs on research methods and was held from 16 – 19 April, 2012 at RGNIYD. The guided the participants to formulate research prime objective of the workshop was to nurture proposals. The participants were further provided scientific research skills of research scholars and in- insights on the data collection procedures, house faculties. The workshop had 35 young q u a n t i t a t i v e a n d q u a l i t a t i v e a n a l y s i s researchers aspiring to undertake action research of data and report writing procedures. The studies on life skills education. Resource persons programme was conducted by Youth and from the Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) Adolescent Health Division. Gender Sensitization Programme for Police Personnel 25 April 2012, Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Vandalur RGNIYD and Tamil Nadu Police Academy (TNPA), organized a Gender Sensitization programme for Police Personnel on 25 April 2012 at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Vandalur. The objective of the programme was to sensitize the police personnel on gender issues and to enable them to handle/analyse situations from a gender perspective in their work. All together 31 police officers in the rank of Inspectors and Sub-inspectors from different parts of Tamil Nadu (Salem, Chennai, Nagapattinam, Cuddalore, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, AWPS, Thoothukudi, Dharmapuri) attended
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