The MoU was signed at Electronics Niketan, New Delhi, at 2 PM. Officials from both ministries were present at the ceremony, which marks the formal rollout of a platform the government says is designed to be “smart, inclusive, and responsive.”
The initiative builds on the government’s earlier Mera Yuva Bharat (MY Bharat) platform, which was launched in 2023 as a unified portal to bring together youth engagement programmes.
The first version focused on volunteerism, civic participation, and skill development. With Version 2.0, the government is expanding the scope — using AI, real-time interactivity, multilingual interfaces, and mobile-first tools to help young people navigate everything from jobs and internships to community service and mentorship.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Digital India said the new version “marks a pivotal moment where technology meets youth empowerment.”
We’re thrilled to announce the signing of the MoU for MY Bharat 2.0 between the Department of Youth Affairs, MoYAS, and Digital India Corporation, MeitY, at Electronics Niketan, New Delhi, today at 2 PM!
This marks a pivotal moment where technology meets youth empowerment!… pic.twitter.com/BD6bTLnSZU
— Digital India (@_DigitalIndia) June 30, 2025
What MY Bharat 2.0 brings to the table
The new platform introduces several features aimed at making youth services more personalised and accessible:
- AI-driven career pathways: Get personalised job and education suggestions based on your profile and goals
- Smart matching with opportunities: Automatically connect with relevant schemes, events, and openings
- Gamified learning: Earn points, badges, and rewards for completing skill modules and quizzes
- Real-time chat and updates: Stay informed about deadlines, government events, and support resources
- Multilingual web and app support: Available in multiple Indian languages to ensure wider reach
- WhatsApp integration: Access core features without downloading another app
- Expert mentorship and community learning: Connect with industry professionals and peer groups
The interface has also been redesigned to work better on smartphones, with faster onboarding and a cleaner dashboard.
How to register on MY Bharat 2.0
If you’re between the ages of 15 and 29, here’s how to get started:
- Visit the official MY Bharat 2.0 website
- Click “Register” on the homepage
- Login using your mobile number or email ID
- Fill in your profile — basic info, education, interests, goals
- Start exploring opportunities, signing up for programs, or joining events
- Once registered, users can participate in campaigns, apply for internships, complete learning tracks, and track their volunteer hours or event participation — all from a single platform.
The launch comes at a time when India’s youth population — the largest in the world — faces a dual challenge: access to the right resources and clarity on where to start.
