Banepa, 16th September 2024 – In an inspiring showcase of youth talent and eloquence, JCI Kavre, in collaboration with JCI Kavre Lady and Banepa Junior Jaycees, successfully organized the School-Level Oratory Competition under the Jaycees in Community initiative. The event, which took place at Gyankunj Shaishik Pratisthan in Banepa, provided a platform for 37 students from local schools to demonstrate their public speaking skills and engage in meaningful discourse on important societal issues.
The competition was graced by Pratap Baidhya, the President of FNCCI Kavre, as the Chief Guest. A panel of distinguished judges evaluated the young speakers, including Jc Indra Narayan Bhaila, Past President of JCI Kavre, Jc Ishwori Bade Shrestha, Past President of JCI Kavre Lady, and Motiram Timalsina, Sub-Editor of Kavre Times.
The event also saw the participation of JCI Sen Sumit Manandhar, the National Training Committee Secretary of JCI Nepal, who attended as a special guest. The event was coordinated by JC Bibek Pury, the Member Growth Chairman of JCI Kavre, with JC Rabina Sewacharya, the Secretary General of JCI Kavre Lady, serving as the Master of Ceremony. JC Rikesh Sainju, President of JCI Kavre, officially adjourned the event.
The primary objective of the event was to empower young students by providing them with a platform to express their ideas and opinions on various important topics. Participants not only showcased their speaking abilities but also developed their critical thinking, confidence, and leadership skills.
In his address, Chief Guest Pratap Baidhya emphasized the importance of communication skills in today’s world, stating that oratory helps young people become better leaders and effective communicators. He encouraged the students to continue honing their public speaking skills, which are essential for success in both academic and professional spheres.
The judges were impressed by the level of preparation and passion demonstrated by the students. Their performances reflected a commitment to developing not only as communicators but also as informed individuals capable of contributing meaningfully to society.
The event also had a profound impact on the participants and the community. By providing a platform for students to engage in public speaking, the competition encouraged the youth to think critically and articulate their ideas in a constructive and confident manner.
The Jaycees in Community initiative aimed to foster a culture of informed discourse, and the event succeeded in bringing together students, educators, and community leaders. It highlighted the importance of investing in communication and leadership development for the next generation of leaders.
“The oratory competition was an incredible opportunity for our students to develop essential skills that will serve them throughout their lives,” said JC Bibek Pury, Event Coordinator. “It is part of our mission to empower the youth with the tools they need to succeed in their future endeavors.”
JCI Kavre continues to demonstrate its commitment to youth development through initiatives like the School-Level Oratory Competition, which encourages students to explore their leadership potential and become active, informed citizens.
The event was not only a testament to the talent of the young speakers but also a reminder of the power of communication in shaping the leaders of tomorrow.
The event left a lasting impression, and organizers expressed their enthusiasm for continuing similar initiatives in the future to support and develop young leaders within the community.