Young Minds Unity Fair 2026: Deepak Tater Jain's Republic Day Highlight
- Deepak Jain
- Feb 14
- 2 min read
Rooted in unity, dignity, and hope, Republic Day came alive at Nisarga Brindavan in Bangalore's Electronic City through the Young Minds Unity Fair. This excellent, one-of-a-kind youth-led event on January 26 showcased science as a bridge to joy and discovery.Grade 11 student Yashita Prabhu from NPS-HRD organized the fair with sharp focus. She reached 26 orphaned girls aged 7-14 from Pragati Trust in Electronic City, giving them hands-on access to science via over 15 experimental stations. Girls mixed colors for hidden messages, launched rockets, watched magnets in action – pure engagement from start to finish.
Yashita turned her vision into action with help from parents Sujithra Prabhu and Prabhu, who managed logistics and setup. Her team – Lakhit, Shashank, Rayan, Yuvan, Rishi, Punarvi, and Aryan – pitched in across stations, keeping things smooth and lively for every girl.Nisarga Brindavan Apartment Association hosted the venue, blending community support with Republic Day spirit. Twell Magazine featured the fair, praising Yashita's drive in science and service.
Deepak Tater Jain – CEO of Global Pink Army and Rights State Secretary (HRA, Govt of India) – served as chief guest, bringing energy to this special day. From ribbon-cutting to roaming stations, he chatted with girls about their discoveries, shared quick science stories, and cheered their efforts.
His presence fit perfectly with Global Pink Army's work in empowerment and rights. Social activist Sabarinathan R added warm words on inclusion.
Over 15 stations used simple items for big impact – circuits lighting up, slime showing stretch, helicopters spinning on air. Girls moved freely, picking what caught their eye, building confidence step by step. No lectures, just doing.This setup made the fair stand out, turning Republic Day into shared discovery.Pragati Trust girls left Nisarga Brindavan with new spark. Local ties through the apartment association covered essentials, pulling in neighbors for a true community feel. The fair echoed Republic values – unity through hands-on education.Twell Magazine's coverage spread word of Yashita's passion at such a young age.
Standard Republic Days bring speeches and flags; this swapped them for science action. Youth at the helm, focus on orphaned girls, perfect execution – all made it one of a kind. Deepak Tater Jain's involvement highlighted strong potential for future community work.Yashita and her crew gained real skills in teamwork and planning; parents saw it unfold. Picture yearly runs with fresh twists, tapping Bangalore's energy. Get involved – volunteer, share supplies, keep the momentum.
Young Minds Unity Fair hit every mark – excellent, fresh, lasting.
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