Pasighat, Feb 12: Nehru Yuva Kendra Pasighat, East Siang hosted an inter-state youth exchange program (ISYEP) at Balaji Mandir from February 7 - 11.
The main objective of the ISYEP is to celebrate ‘Unity in Diversity’ and to maintain and strengthen the fabric of traditionally existing emotional bonds between the people of the country.
A team of 25 youth from five different districts of Assam such as Sivsagar, Dibrughar, Charaideo, Dhemaji, and North Lakhimpur also participated in the program. 
MLA ( Pasighat East) Tapi Darang, who attended the inaugural session as the chief guest,
encouraged the youth to be actively involved in the nation-building process and to be the change agent at the village and community level. He also advised them to learn the language and culture of the tribes for the greater interest of the country’s national integrity and communal harmony.
Tatling Pertin, ADC (Hq), who was the special guest advised youths to try to explore every corner of the country because traveling helps in understanding cultural diversity and the importance of unity in diversity. 
Hosted by the East Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh, the program aimed to provide a platform for youth from Assam to interact with their counterparts in Arunachal Pradesh, promoting mutual understanding, friendship, and cultural heritage. The exchange program took place in the picturesque town of Pasighat, renowned for its scenic landscapes and rich cultural history.
The five-day event featured a series of interactive activities, including cultural performances, group discussions, field visits, language learning, Shramdan, and life skill-building sessions. 
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mahit Rabha, District Youth Officer of NYK Pasighat, emphasised the importance of such exchange programs in building strong ties between the youth of different states. "This program has been an incredible platform for youth to share their experiences, learn from one another, and understand the rich cultural fabric of our nation India. We hope this initiative continues to empower young people to create positive social change and contribute to the growth of our nation."

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