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At Owaisi’s event, Hyderabad youth say they prefer development over changing names of cities

By Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net

More than 70 youth attended the second event as part of the LEARN Project launched by MP Assaduddin Owaisi on February 21 in Hyderabad.

“ Should we change names of cities?” was the topic of debate to allow voices of dissent to be heard and have a healthy debate in a democratic atmosphere.

Among the 10 youth who participated in the debate, two of them did not mind the change in the names of the cities as long as it was for the good of the city and not just for political gains or to create a communal divide.

Listen here what the youth of Hyderabad have to say:

Hyderabadi Youth prefer development not change in names of cities By Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net On 21st February 2019 Thursday under the LEARN Project launched by MP Assaduddin Owaisi, the second event "LEARNer Baithak” for the youth was organised which was attended by more than 70 youth.“Should we change names of cities?” was the topic of debate to allow voices of dissent to be heard and have a healthy debate in a democratic atmosphere.Among the 10 youth who participated in the debate 2 of them did not mind the change in the names of the cities as long as it was for the good of the city and not just for political gains or to create a communal divide.Listen here what the youth of Hyderabad have to say:

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More than 70 youth attended the second event as part of the LEARN Project launched by MP Assaduddin Owaisi on February 21 in Hyderabad.

More than 70 youth attended the second event as part of the LEARN Project launched by MP Assaduddin Owaisi on February 21 in Hyderabad.

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The moderators were Dr. Kinera Morthy, a retired government employee from the Administrative Staff College of India and an activist working for communal harmony and Professor and historian Mustafa Kaw from the Maulana Azad National University.

This is what Dr Morthy had to say after the event:

#HyderabadiYouth prefer development not change in names of cities By Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.netThe moderators were Dr. Kinera Morthy, a retired government employee from ASCI (Administrative Staff College of India and an activist working for communal harmony and Professor and historian Mustafa Kaw from #MAANU ( Maulana Azad National University).

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The baithak was held at the ‘Love Hyderabad’ sculpture at the banks of Hussain Sagar from 4.30 and went on till 7 pm.