THE BHARAT SCOUTS AND GUIDES
APRIL, 2022
Creating - Better India
Personally Speaking
viuh ckr It is time that most of our young people got free ;g le; gS fd gekjs vf/kdka”k ;qok fofHkUu Lrjksa ij viuh after writing their examinations at various levels. ijh{kk,a fy[kdj Lora= gks x;s gSaA os vc dqN le; They can now spend some time on community- leqnk;&vk/kkfjr xfrfof/k;ksa ij fcrk ldrs gSaA based activities. Summer has set in, and the day temperatures is scorching. As done earlier, Scouts and Guides, Rovers and Rangers must have plan to serve the community by organizing drinking water kiosks in prime locations under the guidance of their leaders. People who use public transportation like railway and buses certainly need our services to have access to clean drinking water. Innovative methods in supplying drinking water may be thought of. Covid 19 has affected the cultural institutions, cultural events, public performances. Cultural diversity is a natural feature. Several cultures exist all over the globe. Sustainable systems of governance can bridge the gap between cultures to maintain peace, stability and development. May 21 is the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. The National Headquarters of the Bharat Scouts and Guides had conducted a number of cultural meets and competitions on digital platforms during the days of pandemic to integrate the cultures of different regions. By encouraging the talented artists and professionals within us, members of our movement can promote peace and harmony.
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Today, millions of women and girls around the ekfld /keZ ds dkj.k dyafdr] cfg’d`r dj muds lkFk world are stigmatised, excluded and discriminated
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