Pawan Kalyan’s New Call.. What Did He Say to the Youth?

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan reaffirmed his commitment to protecting elephant habitats on World Elephant Day. He said elephants are not merely majestic creatures living in forests but also guardians of forests and symbols of ecological balance and India’s natural forest heritage. He highlighted Project Elephant, being implemented under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav, as an important national initiative for protecting elephant habitats and corridors and promoting harmony between humans and wildlife. He said Andhra Pradesh is taking forward conservation efforts through the use of Kumki elephants and the Hanuman initiative, with the aim of making wildlife protection more effective and humane.

On International Youth Day, Pawan Kalyan extended his greetings to the youth of the country and urged them to dream boldly, keep learning and stand firmly for what is right. He called on young people to become a generation that creates change rather than one that simply waits for it. He said that youth equipped with knowledge, courage and a willingness to act can transform families, communities and ultimately the nation. Every new idea, innovation and step towards a goal, he added, can bring India closer to the country envisioned by its people.