Maharashtra Youth Policy: Sunny Nimhan Appointed To High-level Committee

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Sunny Nimhan joins Maharashtra panel to promote youth skills, jobs and sports

Pune: Former corporator Sunny Nimhan has been appointed as a special invitee to the high-level committee working on revising Maharashtra’s Youth Policy. His appointment has been officially confirmed through a government order issued by the Department of School Education and Sports. The panel also includes MLA Sangram Jagtap and journalists Vinod Raut and Bhagwan Parab.
Nimhan, known for his extensive work with the Someshwar Foundation, has led several initiatives across Pune and Maharashtra in the fields of social welfare, education, culture, and sports. His long-standing efforts in youth development — including skill-building, employment facilitation, community engagement, and sports promotion — are believed to have played an important role in his selection.
Speaking about his appointment, Sunny Nimhan expressed his commitment to honouring the trust placed in him by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, and Sports Minister Madhukar Kokate. He emphasized that the Youth Policy ...
... serves as a strategic roadmap for Maharashtra’s future, making his role in shaping it a significant responsibility.
With Nimhan’s inclusion, the committee is expected to gain deeper insights into youth priorities in the state, including career pathways, skill development, and sports promotion.
Nimhan, known for his extensive work with the Someshwar Foundation, has led several initiatives across Pune and Maharashtra in the fields of social welfare, education, culture, and sports. His long-standing efforts in youth development — including skill-building, employment facilitation, community engagement, and sports promotion — are believed to have played an important role in his selection.
Speaking about his appointment, Sunny Nimhan expressed his commitment to honouring the trust placed in him by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, and Sports Minister Madhukar Kokate. He emphasized that the Youth Policy serves as a strategic roadmap for Maharashtra’s future, making his role in shaping it a significant responsibility.
With Nimhan’s inclusion, the committee is expected to gain deeper insights into youth priorities in the state, including career pathways, skill development, and sports promotion.