Chhattisgarh Shines Nationally: EMRS Kosambuda Secures First Rank in 'Model Youth Gram Sabha' Initiative
EMRS Kosambuda in Chhattisgarh secured first place in India's inaugural Model Youth Gram Sabha, outperforming over 800 schools. The initiative promotes student participation in mock Gram Sabha sessions, advancing grass roots governance and youth leadership across the nation.
Chhattisgarh has achieved a significant national milestone as the Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), Kosambuda, secured first position in the country in the inaugural 'Model Youth Gram Sabha' (MYGS) initiative. The Ministry of Panchayati Raj will felicitate the winning team at a national-level award ceremony to be held in New Delhi on January 28, 2026.

The students of EMRS Kosambuda outperformed participants from more than 800 schools across India, showcasing an outstanding understanding of grassroots democracy and rural governance. The MYGS initiative was launched on October 30, 2025, by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj in collaboration with the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and the Ministry of Education. The programme aimed to encourage school students to participate in mock Gram Sabha sessions and deliberate on local issues through democratic processes.
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The top national ranking achieved by Chhattisgarh highlights the successful integration of participatory governance and civic education within the state's tribal residential school system. Expressing pride over the achievement, EMRS Kosambuda Principal Dr. Kamlakant Yadav said the recognition reflects the dedication and commitment of the students toward understanding rural development and democratic decision-making. He noted that the initiative has provided students with a valuable opportunity to experience the functioning of grassroots governance and develop leadership skills at a young age.
The 'Model Youth Gram Sabha' initiative has emerged as a visionary platform for youth engagement. Within a short span of less than three months, the programme reached over 800 schools nationwide, fostering awareness about participatory governance among students. From across the country, six top teams were shortlisted for their exemplary conduct of Gram Sabha simulations and their innovative, practical solutions to local challenges.
These young participants will be honoured at the upcoming national ceremony for their meaningful contribution. The initiative is being widely regarded as a milestone in nurturing responsible future citizens and strengthening awareness about India's democratic and governance systems among the youth.
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