ABVP was started in 1948 after Indian Independence with the objective of channelizing student's energies in the task of national reconstruction by a group of students and teachers and registered on 9th July 1949 and the day of registration is also celebra ABVP was started in 1948 after Indian Independence with the objective of channelizing student's energies in the task of national reconstruction
by a group of students and teachers and registered on 9th July 1949 and the day of registration is also celebrated as National Student Day across the India. ABVP works with a faith in the collective existence of the educational community, a firm belief in constructive work and a nationalist approach which stays above partisan politics. Independence brought in its wake the challenge of reconstruction. The genius of the country has rusted hundreds of years of foreign rule. It was imperative, therefore, that the society re-organised itself in all its fields, each member doing his bit in his own field. As the reorganization and reconstruction, of each field would ultimately result into national reconstruction, the Parishad chose the field of education as its field of activity. Founded in 1949 in Delhi, ABVP has gradually spread its work across various universities in India. ABVP runs projects and programmes aimed at national integration and social consciousness programmes to solve the economic and other problems of the students and programs to encourage the hidden talent of the Students, with a view to bringing the best out of everyone. Thus ABVP conducts Book-Bank, Students' Vacation Employment Bureau, First Class First Felicitation Functions, Inter Collegiate and inter-University Music Competitions, Painting Competitions, Literary Competitions, Student- Writers' Meets, Sports Meets, Social Participation Campus, Personality Development Camps, Technical, Medical, Management, Agri Students Workshops, Technical Exhibitions, Indo-Foreign Students' Bureau, Study Circles and Art Circles, Students' Experience in inter-state Living, My Home is India, Students for Development et
