The Uttar Pradesh edition of the TOI Youth Icons & Summit Awards was held in Lucknow on Tuesday, featuring panel discussions, award ceremonies, and an address by chief minister Yogi Adityanath.
Whether it is by means of engineers, whether it is architects, whether it is people who are part of backward-forward linkages in terms of providing food, providing mobility. … In all these ways, the growth story of Uttar Pradesh cannot be disengaged with the employment potential,” Abhijat said. “The first major impact that the young generation gets to have is in terms of employment.
So it’s very easy to say that women’s safety has improved, but how it has happened is that our entire spectrum performs, and it delivers,” Shukla said. Youth must learn that there will always be someone senior to them,” Mishra said, emphasising the importance of humility and respect for senior artists. The discussion then shifted to law and order in the state, with a focus on the government’s zero-tolerance policy towards crime. “It’s too late in the day now to invoke challenges that were faced in the previous regime. I think what’s extraordinary about what we are doing in Uttar Pradesh is that the entire spectrum of women safety has been rendered so robust, that that’s the result we are seeing on the ground. “In an artform, we don’t say this music is like that or this film is like that.