GL Bajaj hosts Jaya Kishori and Chirag Paswan, inspiring the torchbearers of tomorrow
GL Bajaj Educational Institutions, Greater Noida, recently hosted a grand two-day Chhatra Sansad India Conclave with India Rising theme. With over 5000 students in attendance and the presence of some of India's most influential personalities across spirituality, governance, law, politics, media, and finance, the conclave offered an immersive and empowering experience for the leaders of tomorrow.
Pankaj Agarwal, Vice Chairman of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/ Mathura with Chirag Paswan, Cabinet Minister.
Pankaj Agarwal, Vice Chairman of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/ Mathura with Bansuri Swaraj, Member of Lok Sabha
The event marked more than just speeches and sessions—it was a celebration of overall development, a value GL Bajaj firmly stands by. The conclave was designed to inform and transform, engaging students in real-world conversations that complemented their academic pursuits and prepared them for challenges beyond textbooks.
At the heart of the event was the graceful and powerful presence of spiritual orator Jaya Kishori , who mesmerised the audience with her message of inner strength, mental clarity, and spiritual resilience.
Her deeply moving words urged students to discover a sense of purpose and peace amid the pressures of modern life. Her session was spiritual and practical, highlighting the importance of emotional intelligence in shaping successful futures.
Pankaj Agarwal, Vice Chairman of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/ Mathura and Mrs. Anshu Agarwal, Managing Trustee of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/ Mathura with Swati Maliwal, Member of Parliament.
Adding a dynamic political dimension to the conclave, Cabinet Minister and youth leader Chirag Paswan took centre stage to share his experiences, challenges, and vision for India's youth in democracy.
His interaction underscored the pressing need for young people to become informed, involved, and impactful citizens. He spoke passionately about how youth must not only dream of change but must also become the driving force behind it.
The event also witnessed a powerful lineup of dignitaries who brought in perspectives from various walks of public life. Swati Maliwal, known for her strong stand on women's issues, emphasised the role of law in protecting and empowering the vulnerable.
Bansuri Swaraj, Member of Lok Sabha, offered insights into legal reforms and the importance of civic engagement. Former Commissioner of Police Rakesh Asthana shared valuable thoughts on ethics, justice, and national responsibility.
Media veteran and Editor in Chief of CNN- News 18, Rahul Shivshankar, brought the fourth pillar of democracy into focus by decoding the power and responsibility of journalism in shaping public thought.
Charu Pragya, Advocate- Supreme Court of India, spoke about youth representation in governance, while Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD & CEO of Bombay Stock Exchange, contributed their views on legal literacy and economic foresight.
Pankaj Agarwal, Vice Chairman of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/ Mathura with Mr. Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD and CEO of Bombay Stock Exchange
The conclave wasn't merely a lecture series—it was an interactive, high-energy platform where students listened and actively participated in discussions, raised questions, debated ideas, and exchanged perspectives.
The energy of the youth was palpable, and their thirst for knowledge beyond the classroom reflected GL Bajaj's mission to groom academically sound students, with well-rounded, socially responsible leaders.
GL Bajaj Educational Institutions have always believed that education is not just about earning degrees—it's about building character, nurturing critical thinking, and enabling real-world readiness.
From establishing cutting-edge labs and world-class infrastructure to bringing global leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers to campus, the institution consistently strives to offer an ecosystem that nurtures both intellectual and personal growth.
As the conclave concluded, it left behind a lasting message—that the future of India lies in the classrooms where questions are encouraged, dialogues are fostered, and students are inspired to lead with empathy and excellence.
Pankaj Agarwal, Vice Chairman of GL Bajaj Educational Institutions- Greater Noida/Mathura said, 'At GL Bajaj, we believe that true education goes beyond books and classrooms. By bringing visionaries like Jaya Kishori and Chirag Paswan to our campus, we aim to ignite not just intellect but also character, purpose, and courage in our students. This conclave reflects our unwavering commitment to holistic development—where academic brilliance meets leadership, values, and vision for nation-building.
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