Young Koreans visited Pehchaan Radio club Balbhawan Mandi on the occasion of International Day Youth Day

Thirty young Koreans visited Pehchaan Radio club Balbhawan Mandi on the occasion of International Day Youth Day on 13th Aug . Radio club members and Korean played an exhibition football match. The team were drawn from Koreans and Indian counterparts. Ice breaking games were also organised for better relations and understanding among these young people. radio club members showcased their folk dance and song and finally Yoga exercise. The program was ended up with light refreshment The program was organised by Pehchaan Radio club Nada India and Balbhawan Mandi .Mr.Suneel Vatsyayan and Ms.Grace facilitated the activities. The cultural program was prepared by Mr.Sanjiv and photography by Mr.Narender. Ms.Pallavi of Nada India coordinated the whole event in consultation with Balbhawan officer in charge Jawahar Balbhawan Mr.N.S.Bisth. The Korean visit was organised ENECKOREA.

Overcoming the barrier

Football match

International Year of Youth Background

In an effort to harness the energy, imagination and initiative of the world’s youth in overcoming the challenges facing humankind, from enhancing peace to boosting economic development, the United Nations proclaimed an International Year of Youth starting on 12 August 2010.

In its resolution proclaiming the Year, the General Assembly called on governments, civil society, individuals and communities worldwide to support activities at local and international levels to mark the event. Under the theme ‘Dialogue and Mutual Understanding,’ the Year aims to encourage dialogue and understanding across generations and promote the ideals of peace, respect for human rights and freedoms, and solidarity.

It encourages young people to dedicate themselves to fostering progress, including the attainment of the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which seek to slash a host of social ills, ranging from extreme poverty and hunger to maternal and infant mortality to lack of access to education and health care, all by 2015.