Madhya Pradesh is set to host the MP Youth Conclave 2026 on Saturday at the Brilliant Convention Centre, Indore, bringing together around 5,000 young participants from across the state. The day-long event aims to encourage youth leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation, skill development, and active participation in nation-building.

Organised under the theme "Ideas Today, Impact Tomorrow", the conclave seeks to provide a common platform for students, entrepreneurs, artists, innovators, athletes, professionals, and young leaders to exchange ideas, learn from experts, and collaborate on initiatives that contribute to the state's development.

According to the event details released by the organisers, the conclave will begin at 9:00 AM and feature a series of keynote sessions, panel discussions, interactive workshops, networking opportunities, cultural performances, and motivational talks.

The programme will also include youth bike and cycle rallies, aimed at promoting community participation and inspiring young people to engage in social and developmental activities.

The organisers said the conclave has been designed to encourage innovation and strengthen the role of youth in shaping Madhya Pradesh's future. Participants will have opportunities to interact with policymakers, industry experts, entrepreneurs, and professionals from diverse sectors.

The event is expected to attract students from educational institutions, startup founders, MSME representatives, technology enthusiasts, social workers, and professionals interested in leadership and public engagement.

The promotional campaign highlights the message "Be There. Be the Change.", encouraging young citizens to actively contribute to the state's growth through innovation, collaboration, and responsible leadership.

Several government departments and partner organisations associated with youth welfare, entrepreneurship, digital governance, tourism, skill development, sports, and employment are expected to participate by showcasing various schemes and opportunities available for young people.

Registration for the conclave was opened through an online Google Form shared by the organisers.

The MP Youth Conclave is expected to serve as an important platform for knowledge-sharing, networking, and showcasing initiatives focused on employment generation, entrepreneurship, digital transformation, sustainable development, and youth empowerment.

The Akhila Sevak Samaj Council (ASSC), a newly established national-level social service organisation, has formally announced its launch with a focus on advancing social justice, community empowerment, and inclusive development through the principle of Nishkam Seva—selfless service.

Rooted in the philosophy “Seva Parmo Dharmah” (Service to Humanity is Service to God), the Council seeks to build a structured platform that connects grassroots communities with institutional support systems, including government welfare programmes and civil society initiatives. As an organisation in its formative stage, ASSC is laying the foundation for long-term, scalable interventions across both rural and urban India.

Vision and Approach

Guided by the civilisational ethos of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” (The World is One Family), ASSC positions itself as a facilitative bridge—enabling access, awareness, and implementation of welfare-driven initiatives at the grassroots level. Its work is anchored around five core areas: social justice, community empowerment, skills development, health and wellness, and cultural preservation aligned with Indian values.

The organisation aims to adopt a collaborative model that integrates community participation, institutional partnerships, and policy alignment to ensure meaningful and sustainable impact.

Speaking on the vision behind the organisation, Dr. Bhargav Mallappa, National Chairman , ASSC, said, "The vision of the Akhila Sevak Samaj Council is rooted in the idea that service must move beyond intent and translate into structured, measurable impact. Through Nishkam Seva, we aim to build a platform where communities are empowered, and governance reaches the last mile in a meaningful way."

He further said that, "Our focus is on building efficient systems that ensure programmes are implemented with accountability and consistency. At this stage, we are strengthening coordination mechanisms so that our efforts remain aligned with community needs as well as institutional frameworks."

Emphasising sustainability and partnerships, Dr. Mallappa, said, "Sustainable development at the grassroots requires both financial discipline and local collaboration. We are working towards creating transparent processes and partnerships that can support long-term social impact across sectors like health, education, and rural development."

ASSC has initiated groundwork in key areas such as community outreach, awareness drives, skill-building initiatives, and support for public welfare schemes. The organisation is currently focused on building partnerships, strengthening on-ground networks, and developing scalable programme models that can be expanded in the coming years.