Jai Jagat Ellora Summit 2026

About Yuvak Biradari

Yuvak Biradari (Bharat) is a national award-winning social, educational, cultural, and youth movement founded on 9th August 1974 with the vision of promoting humanity, national integration, and universal brotherhood (Insaani Biradari).

Inspired by the ideals of the Indian Constitution, Mahatma Gandhi, and Rabindranath Tagore, the organization has worked for over five decades to build a peaceful, prosperous, and enlightened India. The movement traces its origins to a pledge taken by Kranti Shah and Balraj Sahni on 4 April 1973.

Guided by the philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (The World is One Family), Yuvak Biradari has extensively worked on pressing issues such as inequality, poverty, unemployment, injustice, superstition, and social divisions through constructive action, education, art, and cultural initiatives.

About MNLU

Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (MNLU-CS), an institute of national repute, was established under Act No. VI of 2014 by the State Legislature of Maharashtra and commenced its academic activities in 2017. By virtue of the Statute, the Chief Justice of India or his nominee is the Chancellor of the University, and the Chief Justice of the High Court of Bombay is the Pro-Chancellor of the University.

Themes

• World Peace
  • From Conflict to Coexistence: The Role of Youth in Peacebuilding in a Polarised World
  • Social Media as a Tool for Peace or Propaganda?
  • Independent Institutions, Accountable Governance: building trust in Democracy Technology, Crime & Gender Justice
  • Cyber Violence Against Women: Legal Gaps and the Need for Transformative Justice
  • AI Bias and Gender Discrimination: Are Algorithms Fair?
• CSR for a Better World
  • Beyond Compliance: How Corporates Can Use CSR to Address the issue of Unemployment
  • CSR and Climate Action: A Framework for Sustainable Corporate Responsibility in the world
  • ESG Investing vs. Traditional CSR: Which Model Truly Transforms Communities? Environmental Conservation
  • Reviving Traditional Water Conservation
  • Climate Anxiety Among Youth: Turning Fear into Activism
• Self-Reliant Rural India
  • ▪ Gram Swaraj in the Age of Digital India: Opportunities and Challenges
  • ▪ Women-Led Self-Help Groups as Engines of Rural Economic Independence
  • ▪ Startup India in Rural Markets: Bridging the Last-Mile Gap for Atma Nirbhar Bharat
  • ▪ Directive Principles of State Policy: Unfulfilled Promises or Roadmap for a Self-Reliant India?
• Human Values
  • Reclaiming Empathy in the Age of Screens: A Youth Perspective
  • Lessons from Indian Saints for Building a Compassionate Society
  • Beyond Literacy: Transforming education for peaceful sustainable society



• Animal Rights, Ecological Balance & Sustainable Coexistence
  • Preventing Animal Cruelty in India: Is the Existing Legal Framework Adequate?
  • Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Resilience: Protecting India’s Ecological Heritage.
  • Ahimsa and Animal Rights: Relevance of Indian Philosophical Traditions in the 21st Century
• Healthy Living
  • Mental Health and Human Dignity: a pathway to Jai Jagat
  • Ayushman Bharat at the Crossroads: Achievements, Challenges and Ground Realities in 2026
  • Ensuring Health for All: The Case for Universal Healthcare as a Fundamental Right
• Importance of Constitutionalism in world
  • Democratic governance and accountable institutions.
  • Balancing technological innovation with constitutional rights.
  • Citizen participation in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  • Constitutionalism in promoting global peace, cooperation, and the vision of Jai Jagat (“Victory to the World”).

Important dates

• Abstract submission – 31st July 2026 till 11:59 PM
• Last date to submit final or working research paper – by 5th August 2026 till 11:59 PM (Other details of paper shall be communicated via email)

How to Submit?

Interested candidates can apply online via the link given at the end of the post.

Prizes

Based on the merit of research papers / participation in discussions/ interviews, the top 10 participants will be awarded prizes plus exciting internship opportunities

• First Prize: ₹25,000/-,
• Second Prize: ₹15,000/-,
• Third Prize: ₹10,000/-
• Consolation Prizes: ₹7,000/- each to seven selected participants

Expected Outcomes

• Creation of youth policy recommendations
• Publication of selected research papers
• Formation of a national youth network
• Promotion of constitutional and humanitarian values

Click here to Submit Abstract.