National Peace and Harmony Youth Camp in Delhi.
The youth of India represent about the half of country’s population. It is an overwhelming and forward-looking human resource. Seventy percent of youth population consists of rural youth. The role and contribution of youth has vital importance in country like India.
The India, a nation of billion people has many specialties of India, its gave birth to 4 religions: Hindu (Vedic), Jain, Buddhist, Sikh; India has the second biggest Muslim population in the world, after Indonesia; India has three states, Nagaland, Mizoram and Meghalaya with over 75% population Christian; though Zoroiastrian and Bahai religions took birth in Iran, today, over 70% of Zoroastians of the world live in India and the biggest Bahai temple in the world is in India; the Indian constitution has listed 18 languages as official languages.
If such a heterogeneous nation has to live in peace, then it is necessary that NOT ONLY TOLERATE ALL RELIGIONS, BUT ACCEPT ALL RELIGIONS AS TRUE.
To keep this sprit in mind, National Youth Project will organize the National Integration Youth Camp in Delhi from 26th November to 3rd December 2004. The main objective of the camp is trained the Young people to promote the Peace, non-violence and Harmony in civil society.
About 500 youth from all over India will be invited in the camp.
ICYO invites the application from youth age16-28 year to nominate in camp. The organizer will provide the camping accommodation, simple vegetarian food during the camp. Interested youth may contact with small write-up on him or her self with the photograph, to ICYO secretariat.
The organizer also invites youth from SAARC countries; those are interested may also contact ICYO secretariat.
Antar Bharati Children’s Festival in Goa
Develop the cultural integration and collective work-culture in children is the main objective of Children’s Festival. National Youth Project will organize this event in Madgoa, Goa from 27-31 December 2004.
To keep the objective of event, all children will be the guest of local people and stay with local families during the event.
Children from age group of 8-12 are invited to participate in camp. It is necessary that each group should be escorted with one adult person.
The railway authority provided the concession on children’s travel through recognized school and child will ravel at 25% of the train fare.
For more information, please write with detail (no of children, railway concession, contact address, phone etc) to secretarygeneral@...
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Indian Committee of Youth Organizations (ICYO)
Phone: 9811729093
Email: secretarygeneral@...
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Indian Committee of Youth Organizations (ICYO) is a registered non-profit,
non-governmental network organization, committed in developing areas of
mutual cooperation and understanding among different youth voluntary
agencies, youth groups, clubs and individuals working in the field of youth
welfare in India. ICYO functions as an umbrella organization of youth NGOs
in India. It's family consists of over 350 organizations spread in 122 districts
of 22 states from different corners of India.
Affiliation: Consultative (Roster) Status with ECOSOC, United Nations;
Consultative Status with Commission on Sustainable Development;
Full Member of World Assembly of Youth (WAY); Asian Youth Council (AYC);
Youth for Habitat International Network (YFHIN); CRIN,
South Asia Youth Environment Network (SAYEN),
ATSECE-DELHI, Affiliate group of ECPAT International, Thailand.
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