Awareness Seminar by Mr. Yugesh Pullikkan
Venue: College Auditorium
Time: 10.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.
Resource Person: Mr. Yugesh Pullikkan (Benny)
Participants: College students and faculty members
An awareness seminar was conducted in the college auditorium from 10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., led by Mr. Yugesh Pullikkan, a well-known speaker with nearly two decades of experience in conducting seminars in educational and religious institutions.
The session focused on the changing attitudes of youth towards marriage, family life, and parenthood, and the rapid decline in birth rate in our community. Mr. Yugesh highlighted how an increasing number of young people show reluctance towards marriage and raising children, which has resulted in serious social consequences. He explained that this trend is already affecting educational institutions, with many colleges experiencing a sharp decline in student enrolment, and warned that similar impacts may soon be seen in health, business, and social sectors.
During the seminar, the speaker emphasized that this issue can be addressed only through greater awareness about the value of family life, responsible parenting, healthy marriages, and positive lifestyles. He delivered fact-based inputs on building strong relationships, preparing for marriage, nurturing emotionally and physically healthy children, and creating stable families. The talk was interactive, engaging, and enriched with real-life examples, which helped students connect the topic to present social realities.
Mr. Yugesh also encouraged students to reflect on their life goals and social responsibilities. He motivated them to develop a balanced outlook towards career, marriage, and family life, stressing that strong families are the foundation of a healthy society.
The programme concluded with a brief interaction session, where students actively raised questions and shared their views. The seminar was highly informative and thought-provoking, creating meaningful awareness among the participants about contemporary social challenges and the importance of family values.
