Manish Sisodia interacts with young entrepreneurs at RBU

Manish Sisodia interacts with young entrepreneurs at RBU

Manish Sisodia interacts with young entrepreneurs at RBU
Chandigarh: August 24
Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today interacted with young entrepreneurs and business students at Rayat Bahra University (RBU), sharing his views on entrepreneurship, innovation, leadership and the role of youth in shaping the country’s future.

Addressing the special session organised by “Young Entrepreneurs in Conversation with Shri Manish Sisodia,” organised by Entrepreneurship Cell, he spoke about the growing importance of entrepreneurship and encouraged students to develop an innovative and problem-solving mindset.

He underlined the need for young people to think beyond conventional career choices and explore opportunities to translate their ideas into successful ventures.

Sisodia also shared his perspective on education, skill development and the importance of nurturing creativity, confidence and leadership qualities among students. He stressed that entrepreneurship was not merely about setting up businesses but also about identifying problems, finding innovative solutions and creating value for society.
Chairman of Rayat Bahra University, Gurvinder Singh Bahra, was also present on the occasion and shared his views on the role of universities in promoting entrepreneurship and empowering the younger generation.

University Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay Kumar welcomed Manish Sisodia and highlighted the university’s initiatives to promote entrepreneurship, innovation and leadership among students. Vice chairman Gurinder Singh Bahra was also present on this occasion.
Dr. Simmi Prakash, Director, Entrepreneurship Cell said that the interaction provided an opportunity for young entrepreneurs to exchange ideas.

The interactive session provided business students an opportunity to exchange views with Sisodia on start-ups, emerging opportunities, challenges faced by young entrepreneurs and the changing employment landscape.