Tripura student Trapa Choudhury from St. Paul’s School, Agartala, has been selected for the II Russian-Indian Youth Forum 2026 in New Delhi on June 16–17. The Class VIII student will represent India’s young voices in climate action, sustainability, cultural diplomacy, and global youth cooperation.
Quick Glance
- Trapa Choudhury from St. Paul’s School, Agartala will participate in the Russian–Indian Youth Forum 2026.
- The international youth event will take place at Russian House, New Delhi on June 16–17, 2026.
- She has been selected under the themes of sustainability and cultural diplomacy.
- Trapa is recognized for her work in climate awareness, peacebuilding, and youth leadership.
Agartala: A young achiever from Tripura has earned international recognition with her selection for the II Russian–Indian Youth Forum 2026. Trapa Choudhury, a Class VIII student of St. Paul’s School, Agartala, will participate in the prestigious youth platform scheduled for June 16 and 17 at Russian House, New Delhi.
The selection marks another milestone for Tripura’s growing presence in global youth initiatives. Trapa will join more than 250 participants from India and Russia at the forum. The participants include young leaders, researchers, entrepreneurs, students, professionals, and social changemakers.
The forum aims to create a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and cultural exchange between young people of both countries.
International Forum to Focus on Youth Cooperation and Sustainability
The II Russian–Indian Youth Forum 2026 is supported by several important organizations. These include the Embassy of the Russian Federation in India, Russian House, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, and other partner institutions.
During the two-day programme, delegates will take part in expert discussions, teamwork sessions, networking activities, cultural programmes, and field visits. They will also contribute to drafting a joint declaration focused on youth cooperation and international understanding.
The forum will highlight issues linked with sustainable development, climate responsibility, cultural connections, and global peace.
Trapa Choudhury Selected Under Key Thematic Tracks
The forum has selected Trapa under two major thematic areas. These are:
| Thematic Track | Focus Area |
|---|---|
| Environment, Climate Action & Sustainability | Climate awareness, environmental responsibility, sustainable practices |
| Cultural Diplomacy: Arts, Interfaith, and Indigenous Knowledge | Cultural understanding, diversity, and traditional knowledge |
Her selection reflects her continued involvement in activities related to environmental protection, peace initiatives, and cultural awareness.
Young Climate Advocate from Tripura Gains Global Recognition
Trapa Choudhury has received several national and international recognitions for her efforts at a young age. She serves as a Global Child Peace Ambassador, Child Climate Ambassador, and Child Ambassador for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
She has participated in more than 250 state, national, and international programmes and competitions. Her achievements have also earned recognition from the India Book of Records.
Through her activities, Trapa has promoted messages related to climate action, harmony, and responsible citizenship. She has represented young people on different platforms and shared ideas about creating a sustainable future.
Trapa Expresses Happiness Over International Selection
Reacting to her selection, Trapa said she felt honoured to represent young people from India at the Russian–Indian Youth Forum.
She expressed hope that the forum would help her learn from participants from different backgrounds. She also said she wanted to share ideas on climate action and cultural understanding while building meaningful connections with young leaders.
Her participation will highlight the important role of young people in addressing global challenges.
India–Russia Youth Relations Get New Momentum
The Russian–Indian Youth Forum 2026 will strengthen people-to-people connections between India and Russia. The event will encourage youth participation in international cooperation and sustainable development.
For Tripura, Trapa’s participation represents the state’s growing contribution to global youth movements. Her journey highlights how young individuals from Northeast India are increasingly engaging with international platforms.
The event will also provide opportunities for young delegates to exchange ideas on peace, innovation, culture, and environmental protection.