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About TNR

Tehreek-e-Nojawanan Roundu

Transforming Youth Potential into Progress for Roundu

Who We Are

Tehreek-e-Nojawanan Roundu (TNR) is a voluntary youth organisation established to serve the people of Roundu through youth engagement, leadership development, volunteerism, community participation, and constructive civic engagement.

What We Do

TNR seeks to:

  • Promote education and skills development
  • Encourage leadership and civic responsibility
  • Support community welfare initiatives
  • Foster volunteerism
  • Promote environmental responsibility
  • Strengthen unity and social cohesion

Guiding Principles

Integrity
Accountability
Transparency
Service
Unity
Diversity
Respect
Inclusion

Core Values

اتحاد
Unity
تنوع
Diversity
شعور
Awareness
عمل
Action
Foreword

Message from the Advisory Council

The youth of Roundu represent one of the region’s greatest strengths and most valuable resources. Their energy, talent, creativity, and commitment have the potential to contribute significantly to the social, educational, cultural, and developmental progress of our community.

Tehreek-e-Nojawanan Roundu (TNR) was established to provide a constructive, inclusive, and non-partisan platform through which young people can learn, serve, lead, and contribute positively to society.

This Governance Handbook brings together the foundational documents that guide the organisation, including its Constitution, Vision, Mission, Manifesto, Leadership Framework, and Code of Conduct.

The purpose of this handbook is not merely to regulate organisational affairs but to cultivate a culture of responsible leadership, ethical conduct, community service, and institutional continuity.

We encourage all members, volunteers, office-bearers, and advisors to uphold these principles and contribute towards building a stronger, more informed, and more united Roundu.

Advisory Council
Tehreek-e-Nojawanan Roundu (TNR) — June 2026
Source: TNR Governance Handbook, Version 1 — approved July 2026 by the Interim Advisory Council. Where any inconsistency arises between governance documents, the Constitution shall prevail.