One lucky India272+ Volunteer from among those shortlisted to meet Shri Narendra Modi on the 9th of January will also get to be on a panel of Judges for “Mere Sapno ka Bharat”

The India272+ Volunteering Platform (http://www.india272.com) is three days away from the first in the series of India272+ Dialogues to be held on the 9th of January, 2014, in New Delhi with Shri Narendra Modi.

A select few among lakhs of Mission272+ volunteers have been shortlisted to meet with Shri Narendra Modi on Thursday . As a tribute to the hard work done by the volunteers an additional surprise awaits the lucky shortlisted volunteers when they meet Shri Narendra Modi in Delhi.

‘Mere Sapno Ka Bharat’ a Mission272+ initiative will be launched shortly with an aim to get ground-level feedback from the people and to obtain the people’s pulse and aspirations . Full details on “Mere Sapno ka Bharat” will be made available in the days to come.

On the 9th of January, during the India272+ Dialogues, Shri Narendra Modi will confer the responsibility on one representative from among the lakhs of India272+ Volunteers to become a Judge for “Mera Sapno ka Bharat”. The lucky volunteer will get to be on an Esteemed Panel of Judges which will include Smt. Smriti Irani, Smt. Kiron Kher, Shri Paresh Rawal and Shri Navjot Singh Sindhu among others.

Also refer to this report in The Hindu Business Line on the 4th of January for a background on the planning that is underway for “Mere Sapno ka Bharat” under the leadership of Smt. Smriti Irani, Vice President of the BJP.

A core group in the party is giving final touches to campaign ‘Mere Sapno Ka Bharat’, said BJP Vice President Smt. Smriti Irani.

“We are currently in the process of tweaking the project and expect to launch it shortly. The idea is to allow people to express themselves about what they want, the issues they expect to be addressed and how they feel about any issue,” she said.

Smt. Irani further added that, “A core team will monitor the inputs provided from across the country and see how these could be addressed. The thinking behind such an initiative is also to get a grassroots level assessment of people’s concerns.”

With mobile phones and Internet access across all over the country, people can simply upload voice bytes or video clips, said Smt. Irani.

“We are conservatively estimating that more than 10 lakh people will initially participate in this social media platform and hope that more than 30 lakh to provide their valuable inputs. Most people are now using social media as a platform to express themselves, and we feel that this would provide them with an ideal opportunity,” she informed.