KMV Organises "Voices of Today and Tomorrow: Students Speak” to Discuss Critical Youth Issues

Jalandhar, November 4, 2026: Kanya Maha Vidyalaya (Autonomous) in a vibrant display of youth engagement and open dialogue, organised an open house event titled "Voices of Today and Tomorrow: Students Speak." 
The event served as a platform for students to voice their perspectives on a wide spectrum of socio-political, economic, and technological challenges facing contemporary society. The occasion was graced by Chander Mohan, President of Arya Shiksha Mandal as the chief guest. Director Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi extended a warm floral welcome to Chander Mohan. 
Welcoming the gathering, Director Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi emphasised the institution's commitment to empowering youth by providing an open platform to discuss vital national, personal, and ethical questions. She highlighted that initiatives like this open house nurture critical thinking, leadership, and civic responsibility among students, equipping them with the clarity and resilience needed to address modern challenges. 
During the session, Chander Mohan actively responded to the student queries and explained key solutions to the issues raised. On the responsibility of voting, he explained that citizens must always prioritise national interest over personal interest. Addressing concerns over drug trafficking and gangster culture in Punjab, he stressed the urgent need to check the supply chain, dismantle the nexus between police, politicians, and drug peddlers, and urged parents to strengthen family communication by acting as guiding parents rather than just friends. Guiding Gen Z on independent thinking, he recommended that students never follow anyone blindly and highlighted the necessity of shifting the education system toward skill-oriented and socially conscious learning. Addressing questions on modern lifestyle, media, and career choices, The chief guest also affirmed that    Gen Z should manage their internet exposure by limiting phone screen time while encouraging them to remain open and unashamed when honesty and neutrality when reporting political activities affecting the public and underscored that dignity must be upheld across all genders with shared duties. On professional pathways, he explained that financial independence is paramount, recommending that young people get core skills that balance financial security with individual capabilities. Regarding artificial intelligence, he cautioned against letting AI stifle human passion, reminding students to harness AI for themselves because unique human input and emotion make creative work irreplaceable. Finally, reflecting on India's socio-economic landscape, he addressed governance challenges and the widening gap between the super-rich and the super-poor, encouraging students to actively contribute to building a balanced and fair society. 
The event concluded with warm appreciation for the insightful exchange between the management, leadership, and students. Director lauded the efforts of Dr Madhumeet, Dean, Department of Student Welfare, Dr Monica Sharma, Head, Department of History and Dr. Ashima Sahni, Head, Department of Political Science for successfully organising this event.