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NPSU launches "Yuva Jodo Abhiyan" 9/18/2014 10:36:13 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 18: National Panthers Student Union (NPSU) launched a week long 'Yuva Jodo Abhiyan' under the leadership of State President NPSU Thakur Virender Singh in the presence of Gagan Partap Singh Spokesman Young Panthers at Party Hqs. here today. Thakur Virender welcomed several new student activists in the party fold and constituted a fresh student committee of MAM College Jammu. He appealed to the committee members to develop a healthy liaison between the college administration and the students so that the grievances of the students are redressed promptly and efficiently. Gagan Pratap Singh Spokesman Young Panthers while addressing the young activists asserted that the students and the youth together constitute the backbone of the society and healthy youth leads to a healthy society. He exhorted the new entrants to propagate the agenda of Panthers party among the people and bring more and more youth and students in the party fold to strengthen its base. The executive members of the NPSU committee of MAM College include Roopesh Singh (President), Davinder Kumar and Khuram Khan (Vice-Presidents) Murtza Ali, Tosief Malik, Parteek Singh and Shakeel Hussein (General Secretaries), Suresh Sharma and Anshu Kumar (Joint Secretaries), Chandan Kumar (Media Spokesperson).   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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