DAVV Yuva Mahotsav 2026 Concludes with AI Debates and Cultural Reflection
DAVV Yuva Mahotsav 2026 Ends with AI and Heritage Talks

DAVV Yuva Mahotsav 2026 Culminates in a Fusion of Technology and Tradition

The vibrant three-day Yuva Mahotsav 2026 at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) drew to a reflective close on Sunday, offering students a rich tapestry of ideas that spanned from cutting-edge artificial intelligence discussions to deep dives into India's ancient civilizational ethos. Held at the university's Takshashila Campus, the festival masterfully wove together academic rigor with cultural introspection, urging the youth to anchor their personal development within the broader narrative of national progress.

Bridging Heritage and Modernity

The final day commenced with a compelling session titled 'India's Glorious Civilisational Journey', led by Hemant Muktibodh, Sah Karyavah of the RSS Madhya Kshetra. He eloquently portrayed India as a civilization sculpted by timeless values and a profound tradition of harmonious coexistence. This was followed by a screening of the documentary 'The Unheard History of Vande Mataram', which provided attendees with nuanced historical perspectives on the evolution and significance of the national song.

Pathways to Personal and National Awakening

In the subsequent session, Pankaj Saxena, founder of Bodh Sansthan, delivered an insightful talk on 'Self-Awakening as the Path to National Awakening'. He emphasized that genuine self-awareness is the cornerstone for individuals to make meaningful, constructive contributions to society. The presentation was complemented by the film 'Maheshwar – The Holy City', which showcased the rich cultural and spiritual heritage embedded in India's historical sites.

Navigating the AI Frontier

A pivotal segment of the festival focused on the rapidly evolving domain of artificial intelligence. Anurag Kumar Nagai from MANIT Bhopal and entrepreneur Narendra Sen engaged in a dynamic dialogue, exploring the vast opportunities and potential risks associated with AI. They underscored the critical importance of maintaining an ethical balance and implementing responsible frameworks to harness technology for societal benefit while mitigating its challenges.

Vision of a Unified Nation

The concluding session, 'Akhand Bharat: A Dynamic Nation', was addressed by Rajmohan, Prant Pracharak of the RSS Malwa Prant, and chaired by DAVV Vice Chancellor Prof Rakesh Singhai. This discourse reinforced the festival's overarching theme of integrating individual growth with national development. The event culminated in a serene atmosphere with devotional music and vibrant cultural performances, leaving participants with a sense of contemplation and inspiration as the curtains fell on Yuva Mahotsav 2026.