Surat’s Kirtisetu Foundation Partners Namo Book Fest-2 in Varanasi

VARANASI/SURAT: Surat-based Kirtisetu Foundation strengthened its national presence by partnering in the second edition of Namo Book Fest, organised by CMPPR in Varanasi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s parliamentary constituency. The event brought together young people, scientists and experts to discuss India’s development ambitions and emerging technologies.

More than 500 books showcasing Modi’s ideas and vision were displayed at the festival, offering visitors insights into his thoughts on governance, development and nation-building.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh attended the event and interacted with young participants on the future of artificial intelligence and space technology. Discussions also explored the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, focusing on technological advancement and India’s future growth.

Yuvraj Pokharna, general advisor to Kirtisetu Foundation, shared perspectives on Gen Z and its role in shaping the country’s future.

The foundation has been a collaborating partner since the inaugural edition held in Delhi, continuing its association with the initiative in Varanasi.

The event aimed to connect young Indians with ideas on national development, innovation and future technologies through books and discussions.