Grand Finale
iVision Youth Parliament

The iVision Youth Parliament 2025 – Telangana Youth for the World reached a defining milestone with the Grand Finale of Student Delegates, held on 7 January 2026 at Little Flower High School, Abids. The finale was the culmination of two days of intensive practice and rigorous grooming, during which every detail was refined and every crease carefully ironed out to ensure that the event unfolded with clockwork precision.

Our days began early - 8:00 a.m. sharp - and stretched well beyond 7:00 p.m., reflecting the sheer scale and seriousness of the preparation involved. From ID cards and roll-number stickers to delegate lists arranged table-wise, ministry-wise, region-wise, and country-wise, every operational element was meticulously planned. The jury was in place, evaluation criteria were strictly adhered to, and parliamentary decorum was maintained throughout.

In all, 214 active student delegates participated with remarkable discipline, confidence, and clarity of thought - bringing alive the true spirit of a youth-led democratic forum.

This mammoth initiative would not have been possible without the unwavering support and commitment of my dear friends and colleagues who stood shoulder to shoulder with the Ikshana Marketing team. My heartfelt thanks to Sakshi, Fathima, Pragati, and Harika mam, whose dedication and precision were instrumental in executing the program seamlessly. I

I am deeply grateful to our esteemed jury members- Mr. Lakshmikanth, Mr. Chandra, Ms. Payal, Ms. Latha, Ms. Valentina, and Ms. Pragati - for their fairness, insight, and adherence to the highest standards of evaluation.

Special appreciation is also due to the DEO team—Ms. Hiranya, Ms. Madhunika, Ms. Madhavi, and Mr. Gupta - along with all the teachers and headmasters who stepped in as Chairpersons, Secretaries, and Presiding Officers, ensuring that every committee functioned with discipline and dignity.

What unfolded over these days was not just an event, but a testament to what careful planning, ethical conduct, and collective belief in students can truly achieve.