Over 276 participants —students, teachers and principals, friends and USM team members— participated in the five-day live-together for sharing, learning and celebrating unity in diversity during the 50 th Knit India held at Indore from 27-31 December 2017. It was a significant landmark in the history of Universal Solidarity Movement (USM) as it celebrated the Silver Jubilee of the movement.
Knit India 2017 witnessed a generational shift in the organization of the event. Young leaders (trained at USM while they were in school) like Neetish Barole, Ishmit Singh Madan, Nikita Gagneja and Iram Khan, who are continuing their studies in different higher education institutions, played a key leadership role in the planning and implementation of 2017 Knit India programmes.
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