What is the youth programme :

The Youth Programme is, in its most basic form. "the totality of what young people do in scouting (the activities), how it is done (the scout method) and the reason why it is done (the purpose)

Totality :

 The Youth Programme is the complete living experience proposed to a young person within the local Scout group over a period of time that enables him or her to progress towards the achievement of Scouting's educational objectives. It covers the complete span of that young person's experience in Scouting, starting the moment he or she joins the Movement and ending when he or she leaves.

The Youth Programme is a "whole" in which each of its component parts (the "what", the "how" and the "why") is essential. If any of these parts is missing or not given the right emphasis, the balance of the Youth Programme is distrurbed-and it becomes ineffective. Imagine, if you like, a three-legged stool. If all three legs of the stools are of the same length and set at the same angle., the stool is stable and useful. But if any of the legs is out of balance with the others, the stool cannot be used, it no longer serves its purpose.

What :

The Youth Programme encompasses everything that young people do in scouting. This includes the activities in which they take part, whether these are organised in a formal sense or take place spontaneously. It also includes routine things that form part of the day-to-day life of a scout patrol or unit, such as cooking and washing-up during a camping trip, or preparing for and tidying up after a troop meeting. Each of these activities, of whatever nature, must be seen as an opportunity to contribute to the achievement of scouting's educational objectives. As such, they must also be made as attractive and challenging as possible to young people, and not just presented as a chore that needs to be carried out.

How :
The Youth Programme is also characterised by the way in which the activities, formal and informal, "special" or routine, are organised and carried out. The Scout method-a system of self-education, comprising such elements as the promise and law, learning by doing, experience of living in a small group, adult/youth relationships, personal progression and evaluation, life in nature and a symbolic framework- is therefore a fundamental element of the Youth Programme. The Scout method is the way in which Scouting's educational purpose is achieved.

Why :

The Youth Programme must also reflect the principles of Scouting - duty to God, duty to others and duty to self- and be designed to achieve its purpose - the personal development of the whole person, physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially and  spiritually. What Scouts do, and the way in which they do it- the first two legs of the stool- are of no real value unless the third leg- the educational purpose of the Movement- is also firmly in place, in the right relationship

Emphasis on programme :

Our programme puts emphasis on patriotism, community development, environment awareness, socio cultural activities, development and expansion of personal skills and games and sports. Our programme is always attractive, challenging, interesting, adventurous, full of thrill, excitement and also educative.

Youth section :

There are three section in the programmes, namely cub scout, scout and rover scout as fallows:-

Oath is the Gate way to Scouting :

One fresh boy or girl who joined at Cub/Scout or Rover unit he / she become scout member after taking oath. Cub scout, Scout and Rover scout has to complete selected work according to the programme (syllabus) with in minimum time frame. After compliting the syllabus if the unite leader become satisfy on that cub / scout /rover then he/she qualify for taking oath. Bafore taking oath nobody treated as a scout. So we can say that oath is the "gate way to the scouting". Only unit leader can give membership badge to the scout.

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Uniform / Dress : Cub Scout, Scout & Rover Scout and adult leaders have to wear specific uniform /dress of after taking oath as a member of Scout Movement. Cub Scout, Scout, Rover Scout and adult leader( Boy/Male) wear Ash clour T-shirt or full slives shirt and deep navy blue pant ( Trouser)  on the other side  Girl-in-Cub Scout  Girl-in- scout and Girl-in-Rover Scout (Girl) wear ash colour frok, deep navy blue trouser and orna. Adult female leaders wear ash colour saree with deep navy blue blauze. Every body have to wear black shoe, navy blue cap, and specific scarf with the uniform/ scout dress.