Muzamil Mehmood – Social & Sports Activist, Kashmir’s Youth Icon

Baramulla: In the breathtaking yet troubled landscape of the Kashmir Valley — where young dreams often battle against uncertainty — a new beacon of hope shines from Manchhama, Beerwah.

At just 29, Muzamil Mehmood, a passionate social and sports activist, has transformed personal tragedy into a lifelong mission of purpose, service, and empowerment.

Having lost his father during his teenage years, Muzamil could have chosen despair. Instead, he chose resilience. Educated in local government schools and a proud graduate of Government Degree College Beerwah, he carried the weight of his family responsibilities while laying the foundations for a youth-driven movement of hope and action.

His leadership journey began early — as an NSS Volunteer (2014–2016) at GDC Beerwah — where he discovered his life’s calling: serving people and inspiring change. Those formative years instilled in him the values of compassion, discipline, and civic responsibility that continue to define his mission today.

Since 2016, Muzamil’s initiatives have touched lives across the Valley through programs that heal, empower, and educate:
• Blood Donation & Medical Camps – saving lives and reaching the unreached.
• Women Empowerment Events – amplifying unheard voices.
• Anti-Drug and Cybercrime Awareness Rallies – safeguarding youth from addiction and digital exploitation.
• Cleanliness Campaigns & Cannabis Eradication Drives – restoring dignity to public spaces.
• Education and Book Launch Events – motivating young minds towards knowledge and creativity.

His selfless service has earned him over 150 Appreciation Awards and Certificates from government departments, NGOs, and trusts — each recognising his unwavering commitment to social reform and youth development.

Under nationwide missions like Sewa Parv 2025 and Swachhata Hi Seva 2025, Muzamil conducted impactful community welfare drives — from blood donation camps and source segregation campaigns to anti-drug awareness and cleanliness programs.

For his outstanding contribution, he was honoured with a Certificate of Appreciation by the Director, Urban Local Bodies Kashmir.

A firm believer in the transformative power of sports, Muzamil has organised numerous cricket tournaments, martial arts events, and cycle road races across Kashmir — promoting fitness, discipline, and brotherhood.

“Sports not only build strength; they rebuild communities,” he says.
Through these initiatives, Muzamil has inspired thousands of youth to replace drugs, despair, and anti-social habits with discipline, teamwork, and dreams.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, when fear gripped the nation, Muzamil stood on the frontlines — distributing masks, medicines, and essential supplies to hundreds of families. His selfless work during the lockdown earned him deep respect across the community.

Today, Muzamil Mehmood is more than an activist — he is a symbol of resilience, a mentor for emerging youth voices, and a source of pride for Kashmir.

Inspired by icons like Umran Malik, Parvez Rasool, and Abdul Samad, Muzamil carries a powerful message for the Valley’s youth: “Replace drugs with dreams. Replace silence with strength.”

In a time that yearns for genuine heroes, Muzamil Mehmood stands as a living example that one person’s conviction can transform a generation.

He is not just a name —
He is a vision, a mission, and a promise to the future of Kashmir.