Building Future Kerala: Youth as Agents of Positive Change

Justice Ramachandran urged the youth at the Think Kerala Youth Conclave to drive positive social change for a sustainable future. He emphasized collective youth engagement and addressing issues like emigration and women's safety. The conclave focused on innovative solutions for development, involving discussions on entrepreneurship and social empowerment.

On Sunday, Kerala High Court judge Justice Ramachandran called upon the youth to become the driving force behind positive social change, highlighting their role in building a sustainable future. Speaking at the Think Kerala Youth Conclave at the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), he stressed the importance of a collective youth voice.

Justice Ramachandran underscored the necessity of understanding the rising trend of youth emigration from Kerala. He also highlighted the critical issue of women's safety, which he said was fundamental to societal development. 'Ensuring women's safety allows them to walk freely in public spaces at any time,' he noted, adding that crime reduction requires both punishment and public awareness.

The Conclave themed 'Dream Kerala is Possible', aimed to foster innovative solutions for sustainable development, gathered 300 young participants, along with experts from various fields. Emphasis was placed on addressing youth unemployment, promoting entrepreneurship, and breaking social stereotypes to empower the youth.

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