Combine India’s new-found economic and political clout with increasingly influential diaspora and India’s status as a global superpower and India is on a roll like never before. But, our state-run schools and hospitals are in a shambles, and infrastructure has become a bottleneck. Vast swathes of our population do not have access to the most basic needs (and rights)-civic amenities and a decent education.

SPF’s Developed India initiative will be geared for making people aware of how India can emerge as a developed Nation which is supremely powerful and well respected. SPF will offer recommendations (based on research and analysis) on what needs to be done. A blue-print will then be generated on how to implement the recommendations. Workshops, seminars, lectures will be conducted and hosted of eminent national and international personalities, research papers and articles will be published in print and electronic media so as to reach out and spread the message to Indians at large.

One of the key facets of SPF’s Developed India initiative will be the Indian Model Youth Parliament. The Indian Model Youth Parliament’s aim is to help students understand the procedures, rules and regulations of parliament so that they will be able to become good parliamentarian in future. SPF wants the future parliamentarians to look and act beyond party politics, and work towards a common good which is the interest and the welfare of the entire country. The Youth Parliament will be completely student run and will have its own agenda which it has to discuss and debate such as the Kashmir problem, increasing literacy, improving health and sanitation and many more such as advancing our nation towards becoming a developed country.

The Youth Parliament will debate on the above issues, pass bills/resolutions, and will give directives/recommendations to the agencies concerned after a comprehensive and exhaustive discussion. The procedure for passing a bill/resolution or giving directives/recommendations will be as per the Parliamentary rules and regulations.