PREPARE SNACK PACKS FOR GOD | A MASS MEDIA INTERVENTION | WE FIND JOY IN DOING SMALL THINGS | WE DO THEM WITH GREATER SATISFACTION | GLOBAL TV

Small actions are much more powerful than big talks. We are convinced about it. Our 3 Decades Media Exposure and 2 plus Decades Experience in Global TV is all telling us this factor again and again.

Hence, we have streamlined all our actions around small initiatives. Our expansion plan is made very clear with two basic actions. We invite people who believe in mass media and massive interventions to join us in the capacity of Resident Editors.

We want the Resident Editors to do two great mission on a regular basis.

Connecting Visionaries with Global TV is one mission. Preparing Snack Packs for God is the Second Mission. We as a media is known for connecting visionaries with each other. We wanted all our attention to focus on hunger in cities and villages.

Opportunity creation is the way to address hunger. More people with true spirit to serve the society should come and get into ways and means to address hunger. We suggest individuals and organizations to get involved in this process by setting up a referral circle around you and your institutions. Mentor Resident Editors and utilize them to spread your messages. Global TV shall partner with you in the process.

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Micro Magic Box is a Global TV initiative with Shop Owners. It has multi fold social implications. Place a Micro Magic Box in your shop for people to contribute towards Global TV’s Snack Packs for God initiative. Identify Resident Editors who can prepare Snack Packs for God and support them with the contributions generated through the Micro Magic Box. You get an Integrity Bonus from Global TV in the form of FREE ADVERTISEMENTS equal to the contribution each month. We shall provide Mentors to train and facilitate Resident Editors to achieve professional excellence. We shall also guide them to earn through various referral income programs connected with Tourism, Insurance, Health, Education, Real Estate and Collective Land Banks.

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Global TV is expanding its wings to cities across India with a clear pathway welcoming Compassionate and Passionate people to become Resident Editors. They do two jobs basically. Connecting Visionaries with Global TV and preparing Snack Packs for God. This is the way all of you to get into the circle of Global TV. We welcome you to Collaborate with us in whatsoever manner comfortable for you.

We do not employ anyone. We welcome people to build Embedded Systems around Global TV and to collaborate with Visionary establishments at every City in India. Global TV works on Micro Economic Models that are directly impacting the life of people at the bottom line of Economics.

Are you willing to challenge your integrity and dignity is the question that we should ask to ourselves and to others. Can we look into the issues in the world with a new perspective?

Most of the issues in the world are simple to handle while they look like mountains and daemons. Micro Economic Intervention and Massive Scale actions are the solutions.

Global TV welcomes Resident Editors to join hands with likeminded people and to transform the challenges into opportunities:

All that we need to do is to involve in a process of gifting fish and fishing rods to deserving people and to connect both categories of them into one single action models.

Bring people who are able and willing to prepare snacks for serving the people who need direct help and support to lead a happy life. Train the first category of people and help them to grow economically with plenty of opportunities associated with Global TV. Let people earn their livelihood and stand on their legs.

Global TV’s Approach is to Transform Lives through Compassion and Empowerment:

World plagued by seemingly challenging issues. We need to pioneer a new and revolutionary approach to address many issues simultaneously by connecting them with one another. Urban hunger, unemployment, economic inequality, and social disparities are all issues that can be addressed with collective action.

By empowering individuals and fostering a culture of compassion, we can define and derive at redefining concepts for community-driven social transformation.

Global TV’s role is to empower people to get into Micro Economic Intervention and Massive Scale actions. By providing opportunities for economic growth and self-sufficiency, Global TV can help individuals break free from the shackles of inaction. World is talking for long time about giving fishing rods instead of fish. But we do not know to give fish to whom and to give fishing rod to whom.

We ask unnecessary questions and stop people from taking initiatives. Do we take initiatives? Then encourage those who are taking steps. Watch them and make sure you appreciate them when they do great things. Look at the past of each person before you connect with them. Trust people with good track records.

We should evolve innovative approaches involving gifting “fish and fishing rods” to people, enabling them to become self-reliant and economically empowered.

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Combo Careers are designed to create a new generation of service entrepreneurs who excel in both professional talents and service-oriented skills. By providing training and resources, Global TV is empowering individuals to launch their own establishments, thereby generating opportunities for more people to stimulate local economic growth.

Resident Editors are The Backbone of Global TV’s Community Driven Development Model:

Global TV invites passionate and compassionate individuals to join its ranks as Resident Editors. These visionary leaders will play a crucial role in introducing Global TV editions in their respective districts, fostering a sustainable media model that promotes community-driven economic growth patterns.

A Call to Action: Join the Global TV Movement

As Global TV expands its wings across India, we invite like-minded individuals to collaborate and contribute to our mission. Together, we can challenge our own integrity and dignity, first and foremost. We should also abstain ourselves from questioning or challenging the dignity and integrity of others. Instead, appreciate people who are doing good and great.

Going behind those who are lost and doing bad is like following Google map knowingly that you are going in wrong roads. Come back at the moment that you realize the wrong path or else you are bound to fall into ditches.

We should examine and re-examine issues in the world around us. Pick chewable bits and apply principles of collective collaboration with fresh perspectives. Can we check what is possible for us in transforming challenges into opportunities?

It’s essential to acknowledge our limitations and prioritize self-sustainability on our journey in transforming challenges into opportunities. The wise principle of “byte only as much as you can chew” reminds us to focus on what’s achievable and leave the rest to others. By doing so, we can maintain a healthy pace, avoiding the pitfalls of burnout and exhaustion. Remember, continuously running is not a viable strategy; instead, make sure to get sufficient rest and rejuvenate your energies, allowing you to tackle challenges with renewed vigour and purpose.

Join the Global TV movement today and become a part of the positive approach that is transforming lives and empowering communities.

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Yatin Bhashakar Duggal, Haryana | National Youth Parliament Festival 2024 | 06 March, 2024 | MYAS

Greetings, Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is an absolute honor to stand here today in this magnificent Central Hall of Parliament—a place where great minds like Dr. Ambedkar once stood and led the constitutional debates that shaped our nation. I want to express my gratitude to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and the National Youth Parliament for giving a young boy from Haryana this opportunity to share his views on such a significant platform.

We, as a civilization, have come a long way—from the Rig Veda to the longest written Constitution in the world. We have progressed from building Pushpak Vimana thousands of years ago to building Mangalyaan and Chandrayaan today. From worshiping the moon and Mars, we now venture to them with our scientific advancements. This incredible journey has brought us to a point where we must reflect on what a sustainable future means, the role of youth in shaping it, and how we can connect these two together.

Ecological Sustainability

The West is just beginning to understand the concept of living in harmony with nature. However, as a civilization, we have been practicing this for centuries—worshiping trees, eating on banana leaves, and honoring nature. Today, as young people, we need to take small but meaningful steps. For instance, instead of buying a 2500cc motorbike, why not opt for a 2500-rupee bicycle for local travel? Instead of carelessly discarding plastic into drains, let us adopt the wisdom that “nature has enough for our needs but not for our greed.”

By adopting these small changes, we can pave the way for an ecologically sustainable nation. A nation where resources are utilized responsibly and society thrives in harmony with the environment.

Social Sustainability

We need to build a sustainable and inclusive society. A society that values everyone—from doctors and soldiers to the sweepers who clean our streets. As India surpasses China in population, it becomes inevitable to strengthen our educational and health infrastructure to sustain this growth.

Furthermore, we must broaden our employment avenues. Why should young Indians only aspire to become IAS officers, doctors, or engineers? In this land of Mahatma Gandhi and vocational education, why can’t a Dalit boy from Gujarat become the world’s leading shoemaker? Why can’t a barber from Tamil Nadu become a renowned hairstylist? This is the dream of a socially sustainable society.

Economic and Technological Sustainability

As young Indians, we should not just feel proud about Sundar Pichai leading Google or Satya Nadella heading Microsoft. We need to build our own Google, our own Facebook, and foster innovation within this nation. This is the path to a technologically sustainable India.

However, economic sustainability also requires innovative policies. For this, we need to strengthen our political structure. Just as we have an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) for bureaucracy, why not have an Indian Political Service (IPS) to groom capable policymakers? This will ensure that good policies are passed on seamlessly between governments, regardless of political differences.

Mental Health and Education

Ladies and gentlemen, none of these efforts will succeed if our youth lack the educational wisdom and mental health to harness their potential. Today, we live in a nation where a cigarette, which kills, is sold openly, but a girl buying sanitary pads has to hide them in black polythene. We live in a country still trapped in an inferiority complex, where fairness creams promise to “whiten” our skin, our culture, and our standards of life.

In this era of globalization, I can wear an American shirt, Polish pants, and a German watch, but my identity must remain deeply rooted in Indian values. Education should not just prepare us for jobs but also for life, equipping us with mental resilience and emotional strength. Mental health must become an integral part of our curriculum because, in this hyper-connected world, we are paradoxically more isolated than ever. The 3G brain of ours has a power far more devastating than any nuclear weapon.

A Call to Action

Finally, why do we need to care about this planet? Because, 40 years ago, Carl Sagan pointed to a pale blue dot in the sky—a dot that is Earth, our home. That dot is where everyone we have ever loved has lived. It is where Leonardo da Vinci dreamed of the Mona Lisa, where Buddha gave his sermons, and where Lord Ram journeyed for 14 years. From dust to dawn, this Earth is all we have. Let us protect it as if it is sacred.

In conclusion, the dream of a sustainable future is incomplete without the collective efforts of 1.45 billion Indians. As Dr. Abdul Kalam once said, “Great nations are not built by handsome people, but by those who give their hands to someone in need.” Let us be those hands, shaping a socially, economically, and ecologically sustainable future for our beloved India.

Thank you.

The transcript formatted into paragraphs for better readability:

This is the same place where once Dr. Ambedkar stood and led the Constitutional debates. I would like to thank the Ministry of Youth Affairs for helping a young boy from Haryana to come to this magnificent Central Hall of Parliament and share my views. I’ll start.

Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, we have come a long way as a civilization—from the Rig Veda to the longest written Constitution of the world, from building Pushpak Vimanas 4,000 years ago to building Mangalyaan and Chandrayaan today, from worshiping the moon and Mars to going to the moon and Mars through Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan. We have indeed come a long way as a civilization. Today, when I look at this topic, I see three aspects: what a sustainable future means to me, what the role of youth is, and how we can connect both of these together.

Ecologically, ladies and gentlemen, the West has just started to learn the concept of living in harmony with nature, but as a civilization, we have been worshiping trees and eating on banana leaves for centuries. Today, as young people, it is important for us to take small, meaningful steps. For example, rather than buying a 2500cc bike, we buy a 2500-rupee bicycle for local travel. When you put that piece of plastic in the drain, and when, as a civilization, we understand the concept that nature has enough for our need but not for our greed, we will lead to an ecologically sustained nation. And when we have the resources, we will lead towards a sustainable society.

Ladies and gentlemen, today we need to build a society that is sustainable and inclusive. It should include the doctors, the soldiers, as well as the sweepers who clean this nation. Today, as we have surpassed China in terms of population, it becomes inevitable that we make educational and health infrastructure to sustain that population. I would like to ask the youth of this nation: why should we only dream about becoming IAS officers, doctors, and engineers? In this nation of Mahatma Gandhi and vocational education, why can’t I dream of a nation in which, through vocational education, a young Dalit boy from Gujarat becomes the leading shoemaker of the world? Why can’t I dream of a nation where a barber from Tamil Nadu becomes the world’s leading hair stylist?

A sustainable society must lead to a sustainable economy, a green GDP, and sustainable development. When the youth of this nation, rather than feeling proud about Sundar Pichai being the CEO of Google or Satya Nadella leading Microsoft, build our own Google, our own Facebook, in this nation—that day, we will become technologically sustainable.

But, ladies and gentlemen, all these three avenues are incomplete without a political structure that is sustainable. That is why I believe that today, along with National Youth Parliament, we also need youth in the Parliament to provide educational avenues and even innovative policies for our youth. I believe that today, as we have an Indian Administrative Service for our bureaucracy, we need to have an Indian Political Service for our politicians, so they can be trained in policymaking and governance. This will ensure that good policies are transferred from one government to another irrespective of political ideologies.

But—yes, I say this but in capital letters, ladies and gentlemen—irrespective of what society, culture, or ecology we have, if our youth does not have the educational wisdom to use this potential, we cannot lead to a sustainable future. Today, I live in a nation, unfortunately, where a cigarette, which can kill you, is sold openly, but when a girl has to buy sanitary pads, she has to hide them in black polythene. Today, I live in a nation where it’s been 77 years since the white man has left this nation, but we are still living in that inferiority complex—using fairness creams to whiten our skin, whiten our culture, whiten our education, and whiten our standards of life.

In this era of globalization, we need to understand as young people that I can wear an American shirt, Polish pants, and a German watch, but my identity, which is decided by the education I have been part of, has to stay Indian. Ladies and gentlemen, by inculcating all these avenues, we will have a society of educated individuals. But this needs to be complemented with another important aspect: mental health. Mental health should become an important part of our curriculum.

Dear politicians, dear students, dear judges, today in this era of social media, where we feel more connected than ever, we have become the most isolated. The 3G brain of yours has far more debilitating power than any nuclear weapon around the world. Mental health should become an important part of our curriculum. When we address all these avenues, we will lead to a nation that is socially sustainable, economically sustainable, politically sustainable, and has youth with the educational wisdom and mental health capacity to lead this nation toward a sustainable future.

And why do we need to care about this planet, sir? Because, 40 years ago, Carl Sagan pointed out to a pale blue dot in the sky. That pale blue dot is Earth, our home. It is where everyone you have loved or will ever love has lived. It is where Leonardo da Vinci dreamed about the Mona Lisa. It is where a man dreamed about stepping onto the moon. It is where Buddha gave his sermons, and Ram went on a 14-year journey. I believe from dust to dawn, this Earth is all we have. Let’s protect it as if it is sacred.

To conclude, this sustainable future is incomplete without the efforts of 1.45 billion Indians. As Dr. Abdul Kalam once rightly articulated: “Great nations are not made by handsome people, but by those who give their hands to those who require it.”

Thank you.