The youth wing of the ruling Indian National Congress party is launching a monthly magazine that is said to be the brainchild of party general secretary Rahul Gandhi, IANS reports. Young March will be the mouth piece of the Youth Congress the way Sandesh is to Congress.
Youth Congress general secretary Chayanika Uniyal will be the editor of the magazine. If it is positioned as Rahul Gandhi’s magazine, Young March will no doubt be keenly followed by thousands of party men across India. Rahul Gandhi, the scion of the Nehru-Gandhi family that has produced three prime ministers, is widely expected to head India’s government one day. For now, the 39-year old politician is busy rejuvenating the Congress organization, with special focus on the youth unit.
There has also been speculation among the Capital’s journos that National Herald, which had temporarily suspended operations last year, will be resurrected soon. The Herald House on Bahadurshah Zafar Marg, New Delhi’s Fleet Street, is being renovated. Journalists who were associated with the paper say don’t know of any concrete plans. Congress treasurer Motilal Vohra, who heads the board of Associated Journals Ltd, publisher of the erstwhile Herald, could not be reached for comment. Herald was founded by Jawaharlal Nehru, iconic Congress leader and India’s first prime minister.
Great news. Hope to see the magazine soon.
Rahul Gandhi has brought some hope and is doing a good job… lets hope he continues to do that… lets see what he has in the magazine…
hop this magazine come soon in the market and this magazine brings a change in youth of India
Rahul gandhi is a model for inspiring to young youth to participate and do help of our nation by politics and doing some better work for our country.We must have to do some for our country for making it better and beautiful.
great to know about the re-launching of herald .It will creat job opp. for print media related emp
It is always wise to produce good reading material which speaks about our values. Let us hope that the editorial board will take care of material they produce.
Sincerely yours
Avni Nagaria