Several media reports claimed that millions of discouraged Indians, especially women, have stopped looking for jobs over slim opportunities in the past five years and are quitting the labour force entirely.
As 2019 draws to a close, it leaves us a year older, a year wiser. It leaves us with historical political mandates and stern decision making. But most of all it leaves us with a series of 3 letter acronyms, some new and refreshing, while others relatively old and more common. And some from the pages of history. What is different though is that in 2019, the Indian youth has embraced the wisdom of these 3 letter acronyms. Young India is no longer unaware of the delicacies of what goes on in the political corridors but now identifies itself with the topic of debate.
The Army Chief urged the Indian youth to work hard and contribute actively to the nation-building process, by becoming teachers, engineers, and doctors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday welcomed the youth of the country who will turn 18 years of age in 2018 and become a voter.
Raising his voice over the horrific mass molestation of women in Bengaluru during New Year celebrations, veteran screenwriter Salim Khan has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address the issue immediately. Khan took to microblogging
An RSS-linked organisation, will soon float a new anti-terrorism body which will stop misguided Muslims from joining such terror groups.
Mumbai: In what is seen as a major setback to central agencies' efforts to tackle looming influence of ISIS on Indian Youths, three youths from Mumbai are reported to have left the country to join
Being an Indian, how many times do you pay respect to your national flag in a year – 2, 4, 20?Republic Day (sans night) + Independence Day (sans night) + 20 Indian cricket matches (against
Thiruvananthapuram: State-level laws banning "gutka" - a form of chewing tobacco - are having a positive impact on Indian youths, according to a study by WHO.The World Health Organization (WHO) study was conducted in Assam,
Washington, Jul 16: A group of Indian American youths including students and young professionals are marking the 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda by visiting places in US that is associated with the spiritual leader.
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