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Introduction and Overview

The TNLA Youth Parliament 2025, organized by the Speakers’ Forum on the 12th and 13th of August, marked a significant milestone as the first flagship event of the Forum’s 2025–2026 tenure. Bringing together students of SVCE from various departments, the event provided a platform for intellectual engagement, democratic discourse, and practical exposure to legislative processes. Delegates assumed the roles of Members of the Legislative Assembly, simulating real-world proceedings of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly with remarkable authenticity. In preparation for the event, the Speakers’ Forum conducted a workshop titled Arasiyal 101, which familiarized delegates with parliamentary procedures, debating formats, and the flow of assembly discussions, equipping them with confidence and clarity. The agenda,“Review of the Prevailing Law and Order Conditions in Tamil Nadu,” encouraged participants to critically analyze challenges, policy gaps, and mechanisms for improvement. Over the two-day period, delegates balanced parliamentary rigor with teamwork, innovative thought, and persuasive communication, gaining firsthand experience of governance responsibilities while fostering civic awareness and a deeper understanding of democracy.

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Key Discussions and Deliberations

The debates tackled some of the most pressing challenges facing Tamil Nadu’s law and order, including policing efficiency, judicial delays, custodial accountability, cybercrime, and public safety. Government benches proposed measures to make institutions more efficient, introduce technologydriven monitoring, and strengthen rapid-response systems, all while ensuring transparency and fairness. The opposition drew attention to administrative lapses, community mistrust, and socioeconomic factors behind unrest, stressing that systemic reforms were just as important as enforcement. Delegates carefully considered civil liberties alongside security concerns, proposing solutions that aimed to protect individual rights while keeping the public safe. Ideas ranged from improved grievance redressal systems and community policing initiatives to educational programs for crime prevention. Throughout these discussions, participants displayed sharp analytical thinking, strategic reasoning, and collaborative decision-making. The lively exchange of arguments and counterarguments created an authentic legislative atmosphere. Beyond debating skills, students reflected on the real-world impact of governance, showing how experiential learning can prepare young minds to engage meaningfully with complex societal issues.

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Leadership, Conduct, and Recognition

The TNLA Youth Parliamentary debate was formally presided over by Speaker Mr. HariHarasudhan S and Deputy Speaker Mr. Sai Aakash V , whose guidance ensured fairness, discipline, and smooth proceedings. Their leadership provided delegates a supportive environment to present arguments, raise points of order, and participate in meaningful discussion. At the conclusion of the two-day event, top-performing delegates were recognized for clarity of thought, research-backed arguments, and effective advocacy. Certificates were also awarded to the Organising Committee and Liaison Officers, acknowledging their dedication, coordination, and meticulous planning. Beyond recognition, TNLA 2025 offered an immersive learning platform to develop leadership, negotiation, and critical thinking skills. The program emphasized teamwork, accountability, and ethical decision-making, preparing delegates for future debates, simulations, and civic engagements. The two days balanced structured governance procedures with opportunities for creativity, discussion, and problem-solving, leaving participants more confident, articulate, and ready to contribute meaningfully to democratic discourse and civic life.

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Broader Impact and Outcomes

Stepping into the roles of lawmakers, delegates at TNLA Youth Parliament 2025 experienced firsthand the responsibilities, challenges, and nuances of shaping public policy. The event provided a platform to explore law enforcement, governance, and the societal impact of legislation, encouraging participants to think critically and collaboratively. Debates emphasized the balance between public safety and civil liberties, while fostering skills such as analytical reasoning, empathy, and persuasive communication. Beyond procedural knowledge, students developed confidence, teamwork, and informed decision-making, reflecting the Speakers’ Forum’s commitment to nurturing articulate and responsible communicators. TNLA motivated participants to pursue further parliamentary simulations, debates, and civic initiatives, applying lessons learned to both academic and real-world contexts. By blending rigorous debate with practical exposure, the Youth Parliament bridged theory and practice, equipping students to address societal challenges thoughtfully. Delegates left inspired and prepared to uphold democratic principles, strengthening the Forum’s reputation as a hub for leadership, critical thinking, and civic engagement.

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