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'Know India' Initiative invites young diaspora to experience India
This initiative presents a unique opportunity to connect with India and contribute to its transformative future.
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The Ministry of External Affairs, India, is organizing the "Know India Programme" (KIP) for young adults from the Indian Diaspora. The 80th edition will be held from Dec. 29, 2024 to Jan. 17, 2025, and the 81st edition will be held from Jan. 2-21, 2025.
The KIP initiative is designed for young adults aged 21-35, aiming to connect them with India’s contemporary art, culture, and innovative developments. Participants will also gain insight into the government’s initiatives toward building a "Viksit Bharat" (Developed India), and many of the program’s expenses will be covered by the Indian government.
Announcement of 80th and 81st Edition of Know India Programme (KIP)
— India in Canada (@HCI_Ottawa) November 19, 2024
Applications are invited from Indian Diaspora Youth Members (excluding non-resident Indians) in the age group of 21-35 years for participation in the 80th and 81st edition of KIP.
80th edition of KIP: 29… pic.twitter.com/AXVPnCBooX
These editions will coincide with the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) Convention and offer participants an opportunity to explore India’s rich heritage, culture, economy, and technological advancements.
According to the minister of community and personnel, Jag Mohan the aim is to proactively reach young adults in the Indian Diaspora to secure their maximum participation in these editions.
The deadline for the 80th edition of the KIP application is Dec. 5, 2024, while the 81st edition’s deadline is Dec. 9.
80th #KnowIndiaProgramme & 81st #KnowIndiaProgramme have been announced for Indian Diaspora Youth (21-35 years age group). Interested youth need to submit application forms by 5th & 9th December 2024 respectively. One has to bear just 10% of economy International airfare cost for… pic.twitter.com/MN6JfuAlr2
— India in Perú (@eoilima) November 20, 2024
For further information, participants are encouraged to contact the Indian Embassy directly.
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