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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Hindu Youth New Zealand and New Zealand Hindu Students Forum have announced the 2nd New Zealand Hindu Youth Conference. It will take place on May 7 and 8, 2011. The theme of the conference is “Dynamic Spirit of Youth”.
The conference aims to harness the dynamic spirit of youth for the purpose of social progress and transformation. It will provide a forum to empower and utilise the energy and vision of young New Zealanders for constructive social purposes, with a focus on Hindu culture and philosophy.
The conference will also discuss and deliberate topics such as pluralism; building leadership in youth; technology; environmental sustainability; seva (Service) social issues and how all this is related to the multicultural melting pot that is New Zealand.
Fun activities, games and competitions have also been planned for the two-day event.
There will be interactive sessions with presenters from different walks of life who have made a mark for themselves in the society.
For relevant government agencies, this would be a great opportunity to meet and mingle with motivated students and young adults.
Members of the Hindu Youth New Zealand have been part of government delegations to Asia Pacific regional interfaith dialogue sponsored by the Human Rights Commission (of New Zealand), to the Aspiring Leaders’ Forum held at the New Zealand Parliament, the Parliament Deepawali reception hosted by the Hon. Minister of Ethnic Affairs and other networks, forums and activities at the national and international levels.
Hindu Youth New Zealand and Hindu Students’ Forum work towards making a positive difference in the lives of youth and students to enable them to achieve their highest potential.
People wishing to participate may convey their interest as facilitators of workshops or to be part of the organising committee to Nitika Sharma, Conference Coordinator and Spokesperson on 0211 579 129 or Bhavisha Daya, Joint Conference Coordinator and National Secretary, New Zealand Hindu Students Forum on 021 025 27197 or email hinduyouth.nz@gmail.com.
Hindu Youth New Zealand and New Zealand Hindu Students Forum have announced the 2nd New Zealand Hindu Youth Conference. It will take place on May 7 and 8, 2011. The theme of the conference is “Dynamic Spirit of Youth”. The conference aims to harness the dynamic spirit of youth for the purpose of...
Hindu Youth New Zealand and New Zealand Hindu Students Forum have announced the 2nd New Zealand Hindu Youth Conference. It will take place on May 7 and 8, 2011. The theme of the conference is “Dynamic Spirit of Youth”.
The conference aims to harness the dynamic spirit of youth for the purpose of social progress and transformation. It will provide a forum to empower and utilise the energy and vision of young New Zealanders for constructive social purposes, with a focus on Hindu culture and philosophy.
The conference will also discuss and deliberate topics such as pluralism; building leadership in youth; technology; environmental sustainability; seva (Service) social issues and how all this is related to the multicultural melting pot that is New Zealand.
Fun activities, games and competitions have also been planned for the two-day event.
There will be interactive sessions with presenters from different walks of life who have made a mark for themselves in the society.
For relevant government agencies, this would be a great opportunity to meet and mingle with motivated students and young adults.
Members of the Hindu Youth New Zealand have been part of government delegations to Asia Pacific regional interfaith dialogue sponsored by the Human Rights Commission (of New Zealand), to the Aspiring Leaders’ Forum held at the New Zealand Parliament, the Parliament Deepawali reception hosted by the Hon. Minister of Ethnic Affairs and other networks, forums and activities at the national and international levels.
Hindu Youth New Zealand and Hindu Students’ Forum work towards making a positive difference in the lives of youth and students to enable them to achieve their highest potential.
People wishing to participate may convey their interest as facilitators of workshops or to be part of the organising committee to Nitika Sharma, Conference Coordinator and Spokesperson on 0211 579 129 or Bhavisha Daya, Joint Conference Coordinator and National Secretary, New Zealand Hindu Students Forum on 021 025 27197 or email hinduyouth.nz@gmail.com.
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