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Manushi Chhillar roped in for Unicef’s nationwide youth campaign

Miss World 2017 Manushi Chhillar and Debutante have been roped in by Unicef for a youth campaign.

Manushi Chhillar roped in for Unicef’s nationwide youth campaign

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Miss World 2017 Manushi Chhillar and Debutante have been roped in by Unicef for a youth campaign. She states that there is an urgent need to connect young people to 21st-century skills and livelihood opportunities while engaging them as change-makers effectively.

Manushi said about the initiative: “Youth is like a spark that can light lamps. We are the future, and whatever we sow today, we are going to reap a lot more of it in the future. India has more than 300 million young people, and by preparing them for the transition to work and engaged citizenship, the potential for India’s progress would be unlimited.”

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Manushi lays down the roadmap to achieve important goalposts for India’s transformation by actively engaging the youth from here on, who is all set to make her Bollywood debut opposite Akshay Kumar in the period drama ‘Prithviraj’,.

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Manushi said: “There is an urgent need to connect young people to 21st-century skills and livelihood opportunities while engaging them as change-makers effectively. Young people bring fresh ideas and a new outlook to the most pressing problems, and we need to provide them with platforms to take their ideas forward.

“This is something I experienced while participating in Miss World as well, where everyone would bring forward an idea – no matter how big or how small, and organizations that have the necessary resources to enable these ideas will step up to support.

“This will not just help the society at large, but also be a learning experience for that young person.

“For far too long, adults have made the decisions for young people, and the time is now to involve them in decision-making, especially about them and their future.”

On January 21, 2022 ‘Prithviraj’ will release theatrically.

(With inputs from IANS)

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