—Sapno Ki Udaan— Asambhav Kuchh Bhee Nahi’:Chief Minister Inspires Youth to Turn Dreams into Reality and Lead Nation-Building
—"Empowered, value-driven, energetic and drug-free youth are the true torchbearers of the journey towards a Developed India
—Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, youth must dare to turn the impossible into possible
—Determination, discipline, hard work and innovation are the keys to achieving their aspirations
—The double-engine government stands firmly beside youth at every step to help turn their dreams into reality: Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma
—Chief Minister engages with youth, listens to their experiences and welcomes their suggestions
—Calls upon young people to channel their energy into nation-building
Jaipur, October 2026 : Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma said that empowered, value-driven and drug-free youth are the true torchbearers of the journey towards a developed India. Extending his greetings on the auspicious occasions of Ashtami and Mahanavami, he urged young people to carve out their own identity and achieve their goals through determination, discipline, hard work and innovation. He affirmed that the government stands firmly beside them at every step to help transform their dreams into reality.
Youth express gratitude to the Chief Minister—
During the programme, young people expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma for the Rajasthan Youth Policy and various schemes being implemented for their welfare. Para-athlete Vikram Kumar Meena placed on record his gratitude to the Chief Minister for the appointment on out-of-turn basis; Shivam Vaishnav for the benefits received under the iStart scheme; Manisha Goswami for financial assistance; Nikita for the Tele-MANAS mental health helpline; and Heeralal Mahawar for the Nai Kiran Yojana for de-addiction.
MY Bharat volunteer Advita Singh and visually impaired youth Sachin Singh Jadon conducted the programme effectively. The Chief Minister lauded the presenters for their confident demeanour and compelling presentation.
Addressing the youth during the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan—Asambhav Kuchh Bhee Nahi’ programme on Monday, the Chief Minister urged young people to move forward with unwavering determination, self-confidence and sustained hard work. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had demonstrated how even tasks once considered impossible could be accomplished through the strength of determination. Under his leadership, significant milestones, including the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, had been achieved.
He said that India is one of the youngest countries in the world and that its youth are the nation's greatest asset. Young people possess boundless energy, a spirit of innovation, a passion for new ideas and the courage to turn challenges into opportunities. Under the Prime Minister’s leadership, the Central Government has launched initiatives such as Startup India, Digital India, Skill India and the Atal Innovation Mission to transform the potential of youth into tangible opportunities. These initiatives have given impetus to innovation, entrepreneurship and self-employment, while creating a new ecosystem of opportunities for young people.
MY Bharat : A Conduit for Mainstreaming Youth in the Nation-Building Process
The Chief Minister said that the ‘MY Bharat’ platform serves as an important bridge connecting young people with the mainstream of nation-building. In Rajasthan, more than 26 lakh young people are registered on the platform, while over 1,700 institutions are associated with it. He said that public participation is crucial to the ‘Nasha Mukt Yuva Viksit Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan’, launched by the Prime Minister to keep young people away from substance abuse.
He said that the state government is also working with firm commitment towards de-addiction. More than 350 ‘Nai Kiran’ de-addiction centres have been established in colleges, engineering colleges and polytechnic colleges. Under ‘Raj Savera’, de-addiction wards are being established in district hospitals. The state government has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards the illegal trade in narcotic substances.
Proactive Government Policies Catalyzing Youth Aspirations
The Chief Minister said that the Mukhyamantri Yuva Sugam Portal had been launched to connect young people with opportunities in sports, education, skill development and employment. The Rajasthan Youth Policy had also been implemented to nurture leadership and foster a spirit of innovation. Through the State Skill Policy-2025, young people are receiving skill training aligned with the needs of industries.
He said that 3.70 lakh young people had received skill training so far. Smart classrooms had been established in 144 government Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), while 21 new government polytechnic colleges and 76 new government colleges had been established. The government had completed the construction of 220 government college buildings.
More than 5,000 startups had been registered in the state, and 65 iStart Launchpad Nests had been established. Under the Mukhyamantri Yuva Sambal Yojana, ₹1,643 crore had been distributed to four lakh beneficiaries.
Stringent Measures to Check Paper Leaks; Recruitment Process Advancing with Transparency
The Chief Minister said that the government had so far arrested 569 accused in paper-leak cases. Meanwhile, 410 examinations had been conducted without paper leaks. Government appointments had been made to 1.93 lakh posts in the state, while the recruitment process for 1.18 lakh posts is underway. Recruitment processes for more than 70,000 posts would be initiated, and employment opportunities in the private sector had been provided to five lakh young people.
He said that 17 new Khelo India Centres had been launched to strengthen the sporting culture in the state. Sports academies were being operated at all 41 district headquarters under the ‘One District, One Sport’ scheme. An announcement had also been made to develop sports grounds in every Gram Panchayat. The Rajasthan Target Olympic Podium Scheme had been implemented to encourage and support sportspersons.
The Chief Minister called upon young people to embrace Swami Vivekananda’s inspiring message—“Arise, awake, and stop not until the goal is reached”—as the guiding principle of their lives. He reaffirmed that the state government stands beside young people at every step as they pursue their dreams. He urged them to stay away from substance abuse, channel their energy into nation-building, and play a meaningful role in realising the vision of a Developed India and a Developed Rajasthan.
During the programme, a play on de-addiction was staged. A large number of students, sportspersons, National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers, National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets and young people from other fields attended the event.
