Youth in Politics
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Vaibhav Tiwari said:
2 years ago
Jay Hind to All.
The entry of youth into Indian politics has always been an important phenomenon. In a country where 65% of the population is below 35 years of age, the voice of the youth is not only important but also decisive. In today's digital age, the young generation is more aware and active and they are also playing a strong role in the political scenario.
Rise of youth and their challenges:
Young leaders have not only held important positions in political parties but have also introduced many innovative ideas and transformative policies. However, they face many challenges, such as lack of experience, co-existence with older generation leaders and incorporating innovation into the traditional political structure.
Technological progress and the young generation:
The biggest strength of the young generation is their technical understanding. By using social media, young leaders have been successful in conveying their message to millions of people. This platform provides them with the ability to widely disseminate their policies and ideas among young voters.
Youth and political representation:
At present the number of young MPs in the Indian Parliament is still low, but this is changing. Young MLAs and MPs are setting new dimensions in politics with their dynamism and modern approach. The increasing number of these youth leaders is not only influencing the political discourse but also giving rise to the youth's demand for greater representation.
Electoral politics and youth:
Youth participation in electoral politics has given rise to new types of election campaigns. Young candidates address voters in a more informative and innovative manner, bringing innovations to the election process.
Thank you.
The entry of youth into Indian politics has always been an important phenomenon. In a country where 65% of the population is below 35 years of age, the voice of the youth is not only important but also decisive. In today's digital age, the young generation is more aware and active and they are also playing a strong role in the political scenario.
Rise of youth and their challenges:
Young leaders have not only held important positions in political parties but have also introduced many innovative ideas and transformative policies. However, they face many challenges, such as lack of experience, co-existence with older generation leaders and incorporating innovation into the traditional political structure.
Technological progress and the young generation:
The biggest strength of the young generation is their technical understanding. By using social media, young leaders have been successful in conveying their message to millions of people. This platform provides them with the ability to widely disseminate their policies and ideas among young voters.
Youth and political representation:
At present the number of young MPs in the Indian Parliament is still low, but this is changing. Young MLAs and MPs are setting new dimensions in politics with their dynamism and modern approach. The increasing number of these youth leaders is not only influencing the political discourse but also giving rise to the youth's demand for greater representation.
Electoral politics and youth:
Youth participation in electoral politics has given rise to new types of election campaigns. Young candidates address voters in a more informative and innovative manner, bringing innovations to the election process.
Thank you.
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Neelambari V said:
8 months ago
Yes, the participation of youth in the politics is very important because youth is becoming well educated and they have practical knowledge than older and they are the updated version of our generation that helps to understand the problems of the the youth itself and it is easy to decide as a youth what's wrong and what matters and what not matters to the society and also they have the capacity to maintain in the all round work because of their age and their activeness so it is good choice to select the youths.
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Keerthu said:
10 years ago
Youth are bone of India. Youth are having heavy guts to balanced any problem facing theirs. They have more different ideas to implement our nation. Youth has high manpower & strong also. So they faced any problem occurred in politics. Youth are don't get laziness. They are so energetic. So my point of view youth must be involved in politics.
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Priyanka said:
10 years ago
Hi friends.
In my opinion, youth in politics is the best thing youth can change the country with their fantastic ideas. They always try to complete any problem in small span of time.
In my opinion, youth in politics is the best thing youth can change the country with their fantastic ideas. They always try to complete any problem in small span of time.
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Pawan singta said:
9 years ago
During the days of India's struggle for independence, the student's participation in politics was deemed synonymous with their involvement in the pious cause of attaining freedom from the British despots. Students imbued with the desire to achieve freedom, threw themselves in hundreds and thousands into the turbulence of revolutionary politics. Their active participation in the struggle for freedom was undoubtedly useful for they possessed required zeal and energy and in those peculiar circumstances, they were fully justified in sacrificing their studies at the altar of political freedom.
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Angus said:
9 years ago
Is the cause of political unhappiness the people in politics or is it our out of date system of representative democracy? Western society has used representative democracy for two hundred years without an update or upgrade. Are we making a mistake by blaming politicians? Should we not recognize that the established style of democracy is divisive, obstructive, caters to the few and causes a lot of anger, frustration, and hate? Rather than being distracted should we not be seeking a more effective and fair system of democracy?
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Faruk khan said:
10 years ago
Hello everyone,
Yes we need 'youths' in our politics.
1. These young bloods are always to change the system which we accustomed with since independence.
2. They don't get lured by the money.
3. They can take decisions by themselves.
4. As they new in this system so lesser chance of corruption, petty politics and false promise.
Thank you.
Yes we need 'youths' in our politics.
1. These young bloods are always to change the system which we accustomed with since independence.
2. They don't get lured by the money.
3. They can take decisions by themselves.
4. As they new in this system so lesser chance of corruption, petty politics and false promise.
Thank you.
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S.premkumar said:
9 years ago
India is a democracy country. So all of you having vote. We will choose correct leader in election.
You don't have any money or other things. At the time we vote our soul. The vote helps stopped corruption and we should follow rules and regulation. We consider triumph in all time of election. The youngsters having own way it produces good leader in our nation. Youths.
You don't have any money or other things. At the time we vote our soul. The vote helps stopped corruption and we should follow rules and regulation. We consider triumph in all time of election. The youngsters having own way it produces good leader in our nation. Youths.
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Njoya Cham said:
9 years ago
Yes! I think let the old give way for youths to engage in politics. The old people in power. For example will use a 20th century solutions to solve a 21th century problem which will end up in a more feudal manner. Youth should take the challenge in joining politics. They should drag their inspiration from the present president of France.
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Sasikumar said:
9 years ago
Yeah, Youth can also participate in politics, Because they can every problem in a peaceful way.
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