DME’s Youth Parliament 2026 saw students debate the Right to Disconnect Bill, with MP Shambhavi Choudhary urging youth to engage in disciplined discussions and stay rooted in values.
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New Delhi: Delhi Metropolitan Education (DME) hosted its annual Youth Parliament Competition 2026, bringing together students to simulate parliamentary proceedings and debates. The event was organised by the institution’s Youth Parliament Committee and NSS Cell.
Participants replicated key aspects of parliamentary functioning, including Question Hour discussions and legislative debates, reflecting a strong understanding of democratic processes.
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The event was graced by Shambhavi Choudhary, one of the youngest Members of Parliament in India. Addressing the gathering, she shared insights from her own journey, noting that her interest in politics began through participation in similar youth forums.
She encouraged students to actively engage in informed and disciplined discussions on national issues, highlighting the importance of such platforms in shaping future leaders.
A key highlight of the competition was a debate on the proposed Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025. Students discussed the implications of work-life balance in an increasingly digital world.
The bill sparked diverse viewpoints, with participants weighing the benefits of limiting work-related communication outside office hours against the demands of modern connectivity. The proposal was eventually passed by majority during the simulated session.
In her address, Choudhary emphasised that while digital connectivity is important, staying connected to one’s cultural roots and national values holds greater significance. Her remarks resonated with the theme of the debate.
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The valedictory ceremony included a recap of the sessions and recognition of outstanding participants. Faculty members, including senior academic leaders, were present at the event.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by the organisers, marking the successful completion of the event aimed at promoting democratic awareness and civic engagement among students.
