Hyderabad, October 25, 2026: MY Bharat, Telangana State Office, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, organised a three-day Review, Planning and Refresher Training Programme from October 23 to 25 at Dr. MCR HRD Institute, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. The programme aimed to strengthen administrative efficiency, assess district-level performance and enhance the implementation of youth development initiatives across Telangana.
The programme was inaugurated by Shri Murali Krishna, Director, UNICEF, Hyderabad, and Shri Anvesh Chinthala, State Director, MY Bharat, Telangana. Officials, resource persons and representatives from various departments participated in the programme, which focused on capacity building, effective programme implementation, interdepartmental coordination and institutional development.
Day One: Gender Sensitisation, Digital Procurement and Performance Review
The first day featured a session on gender sensitisation led by Shri Murali Krishna, who addressed key issues, including gender equality, positive masculinity, gender-based violence, sexual harassment, discrimination and girls’ education. He emphasised the need to ensure equal opportunities for all and create a safe, inclusive and supportive environment for young people.
Shri Ravi Verma, GeM Facilitator, and Smt. Saritha, GeM Trainer, conducted a session on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM), highlighting transparent procurement, accountability and administrative efficiency.
The day also featured a performance review led by Shri Anvesh Chinthala, who guided district-level officers on strengthening youth mobilisation, improving programme implementation and achieving organisational targets.
Day Two: Focus on Interdepartmental Coordination
The second day focused on interdepartmental convergence to promote youth development and empowerment. Shri Samala Venu, International Musician, facilitated the programme, with contributions from Shri Vidyasagar, Project Director; Shri Anvesh Chinthala; representatives of the Telangana State AIDS Control Society (TSACS); and Shri Sethu Ram, Superintendent of Police, EAGLE, Telangana, among other officials.
The discussions highlighted the importance of collaborative planning, stakeholder participation and coordinated action among government departments and institutions. Participants explored ways to strengthen partnerships, expand opportunities for young people and ensure the effective implementation of youth-oriented programmes.
Day Three: Hindi Workshop Under Hindi Pakhwada
The final day featured a Hindi Karyashala organised as part of Hindi Pakhwada to improve the official-language proficiency of MY Bharat personnel.
Shri Ch. V. Subbarao, General Secretary, TOLIC-3, Hyderabad, associated with CSIR–National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI), and Shri Santhosh Kumar, Assistant Director, Department of Official Language, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, served as resource persons.
The sessions covered the implementation of the Official Language Policy, Hindi correspondence and related administrative procedures. The resource persons encouraged officials to make effective use of Hindi in their official communication and day-to-day administrative work.
Shri Anvesh Chinthala, State Director, MY Bharat, Telangana, formally concluded the three-day training programme.
The programme served as a platform for performance assessment, knowledge sharing, administrative capacity building and institutional collaboration. It reinforced MY Bharat Telangana’s commitment to nurturing youth leadership, promoting volunteerism, encouraging healthy lifestyles and strengthening young people’s participation in nation-building.
Through improved administrative practices, stronger interdepartmental coordination and effective programme delivery, MY Bharat Telangana continues to advance youth empowerment and contribute to the national vision of Viksit Bharat @2047.
