Youth aspirations, grievances require attention, dialogue: RSS’s Dattatreya Hosabale
He accused “anarchic forces” within and outside the country of trying to provoke and misuse youth for social division
He accused “anarchic forces” within and outside the country of trying to provoke and misuse youth for social division
Agnipath scheme revised, 75% of Agniveers to get two-year extension The HinduAgnipath review aimed at addressing youth discontent ahead of key polls The HinduWhat's Changed For Agniveers? The New 6-Year Rule Explained NDTV'U-turn out of fear': Congress links Centre's Agniveer tenure extension to upcoming assembly polls The Times of IndiaAgnipath Scheme Revised: Agniveers to Get Two-Year Service Extension After Four-Year Tenure Telegraph India
Police said the youth, who had hired the car, was suspected to be under the influence of alcohol or narcotic drugs, though this was yet to be ascertained.
Setting the stage for the proposed debate, the Opposition leader said there would be the media, the country’s youth, and a table
The BJP MP from Bengaluru South Lok Sabha Constituency says that attempts are being made to undermine constitutional institutions
FM rued that there is a gap between industry's requirements and fresh grads' capabilities and said the government's efforts are focused on bridging the same.
Demographic shifts occur slowly, so there is a long runway before India loses its ‘youthful’ profile. But being aware of how the arithmetic is changing is crucial to rework policy priorities.

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The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee urged indigenous organisations, student unions, youth groups, civil society organisations and traditional institutions to unite against the proposed project
Youth Congress leader Fenni Ninan is among those likely to be named as accused, while Sreenadevi Kunjamma, a member of Pathanamthitta district panchayat accused of trespassing into the police station and confronting a person in the lock-up, may also be arraigned
A senior RSS functionary said the Sangh, which has recently concluded its centenary celebrations, did not want the youth to see the government as an adversary
The government is getting twitchy about their growing popularity