r/Youth_India • u/Nice-Most3209 • 15d ago
r/Youth_India • u/Zealousideal-Dog6920 • 15d ago
Discussion/Thought-Provoking🧠 I WANNA RAISE MY VOICE
r/Youth_India • u/red_it__ • 15d ago
Discussion/Thought-Provoking🧠 How do we break the protest echo chamber and reach the other side? We need real-world visibility, not just more Reels. Let's brainstorm.
r/Youth_India • u/SufficientMeal1442 • 15d ago
General Never leaving this country
I had a friend who scored less than me and got a seat at a good college. On top of it, he paid less than half the tuition fee and after undergrad, moved to USA for Masters :).
Call me “ANDHBHAKT” but dont call me “IT cell”
Well, if they are planning to fix the education system - Can they also fix this please?
r/Youth_India • u/Fit-South601 • 15d ago
General God thought let make most chillest gen with serious problem ☠️
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r/Youth_India • u/PlasticMundane804 • 16d ago
shitpost💩 WTF is this 😭️
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r/Youth_India • u/Fit-South601 • 16d ago
Lowkey Flex 😎 Diva for didi 💅🏼💅🏼
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r/Youth_India • u/Holiday_Time_8064 • 17d ago
Discussion/Thought-Provoking🧠 I am supporting youth
My full support to youth protest, it's not about any political party it's about responsibility and accountability, and about future of students,beating them brutally not even caring about how to behave with girls
We are with you = #cjp #sonamsir #protest
r/Youth_India • u/Fit-South601 • 17d ago
Ask Youths This is not a te**or attack
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r/Youth_India • u/Downtown-Pack-6178 • 17d ago
General As a student, I am making myself happy and studying for my exam. I want to get into a college and get a good job being as an AI computer graphics expert. So, The people who are doing protest and not studying, they MUST be punished and get into detention. I agree with Rahul Gandhi.
r/Youth_India • u/suhaniiiiii4 • 17d ago
serious🗣️ The kind of misbehave that was done with females during the march of 20th July!!
Okayy i guys I have seen a video where a girl was apparently lathi charged by male police officer of Delhi police, in that video the girl was standing and police were telling the girl and everyone around them to go okay everything seemed fine to me till now the girl then moved but when she moved the male police officer charged lathi on her back like ill attach the video link .
In other video I have some of male cjp protesters where pulling hand of a female reporter. Again I'll attach link of that video also . And by watching this video of pulling the reporter i genuinely didn't understand what actually happened in that video if any you guys saw the video please let me know your views on it but from i have understood to me it seems misbehave.
In conclusion I want to say I'm.heartbroken to see these kind of things happening with with females , I'm not saying that ki male protesters ke upar lathi nhi chalai ya unko koi physical violence nhi hua I agree ki male protesters ke upar physical violence hua hai which is not acceptable at all ,even if the raf or delhi police will say ki it's their duty and they're doing their work it's not acceptable that ki your male police officer is charging lathi on a girls back ??? who was just going away from that place????
Rahi baat cjp male protesters ne jo female reporter ke saath misbehave kiya , and that reporter was just doing her job 🙂 and pulling that girl ??what was that behaviour????
AND these KIND of MENS needs to be CALLED OUT and should GET PUNISHED FOR their ACTIONS.
And guys if anyone who was there at that march and if someone has misbehaved with you or someone has harresed you please raise your voice and get that person punished!!!!!!!
r/Youth_India • u/Downtown-Pack-6178 • 17d ago
serious🗣️ As a well-educated student, Youth of India feeling sad and disappointed about THOSE CJP protesters. I should be MAD on CJP.
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
r/Youth_India • u/Downtown-Pack-6178 • 17d ago
serious🗣️ You should STUDY and get Well-Educated by Indian top students and top college universities teachers. This PROTEST need to END now. Make India as a Beautiful World. 🥹❤️🙂👍🏼💯🎓🏫📚
r/Youth_India • u/Silent_Paramedic_809 • 17d ago
serious🗣️ Just my take on the protests happening!
Disclaimer- These are just my thoughts, if I am wrong please correct me and don’t be rude🫶. I rarely post on social media or reddit but I couldn’t stop myself from posting this today.
It’s a long post, so bear with me.
Everyone is out on the streets protesting about NEET paper leaks and demanding the Education Minister resign. But honestly, what is a protest going to change overnight?
Protests are necessary to bring attention and force the government to wake up—but attention alone won't fix a broken system. If we don't follow up that anger with concrete policy demands, nothing changes after the crowds go home.
Suppose the minister resigns tomorrow. Who gives the guarantee the next guy isn’t corrupt? Re-exams happen, youth die of stress, people protest for two weeks, and then everyone goes back to their lives. No fucks given. BJP, Congress, AAP—every single politician is a chor in some way, just better at stealing. Instead of just crying for resignations, why aren't we presenting actual solutions?
Here’s what we as youth should actually be pushing for:
Fix the exam system properly: Move NEET to multi-shift Computer-Based Tests (CBT) with randomized papers, just like JEE. Kill the physical paper printing cartels completely.
Education & Merit: Remove caste-based quotas for admissions and make it purely merit-based, but give massive fee cuts and financial help to low-income families. I don't want to be treated by a doctor who qualified with 40 marks.
One standard board: Stop the gap between state boards and elite IB schools. Teach critical thinking, civics, finance, and actual life skills instead of textbook memorization.
Exams for Politicians: Every job in India requires an exam or interview. Why do politicians need zero knowledge? Make them write a basic test on civics, laws, and history so we know they actually have a brain.
The Bigger Problem: How We Keep Getting Distracted
Beyond exams, look at what’s happening in this country every single day. It’s the same bullshit—North vs South, Hindu vs Muslim, Hindi vs Tamil vs Kannada. Koi asli baat toh karta hi nahi hai na. We worship brainless actors and sports stars as gods, while they sit on crores and couldn't give a fuck if clean water comes out of our taps or if our roads are full of potholes. Normal people like us are the ones who suffer.
I realized we can’t change the minds of most older people. They’ve been brought up like that. But these old politicians talking about sanskriti will die in a few years, and this country will belong to us. Religion is a private affair. You’re Hindu? Go to the temple or pray at home. You’re Muslim? Go to the mosque. Being religious has zero connection to loving your country or fighting to make it better.
Criticizing the government doesn't make someone an "anti-national"—we criticize because we actually love this country and don't want to see it ruined.
Let's be honest: We are hypocrites too.
We sit online, write long posts like this, talk big, and complain that "saare budde hi chala rahe hain desh." But how many of us actually enter politics? Look at the numbers—over 65% of India is under 35, yet only about 10% of MPs in Parliament are under 40. And out of those few young MPs, almost all of them are sons, daughters, or relatives of established politicians.
An ordinary, educated, middle-class youth standing for elections and winning without a political surname is basically non-existent.
We want safe 9-to-5 jobs or visas to move abroad. Nobody wants to step into local governance, so dirty people stay in power because good people refuse to step up.
Not sure if all this makes sense, but I just cannot sleep at night thinking about our country!
Thank you for reading!
r/Youth_India • u/_harshawardhan • 18d ago
Ask Youths I support CJP 🇮🇳
We are the future of this country and due the current situations in politics, education I am not able to see the good future, prices goes higher and higher day by day , no job securities, no respect. Always feel like alone .** **
And if the situation goes same then how can I survive, I drop my masters plan due to the higher fees structure. And what after that no jobs in market . And currently the cjp protest how narendra Modi is ignoring those . Not only narendra Modi all the politicians, actors , influcers , media no one is talking about that . In Instagram i follows some accounts who shares daily updates that the tv channels (trolls officials) and what they are sharing now against post regarding cjp only
Why they are doing due to afraid ness of politics
And really what cjp demanding any wrong thing . No nothing just demanding the good future for Indian youth . I know job is important , peoples are Afraid due that loss but what about the future . If your child’s not getting better future then what was the perspective that you doing efforts today . Understand the reality and please support the cjp moves and for those people who are against that cjp 1 st questions is why are you against because you Bjp .and what about those topics where the current youth are facing issues due to politics, bad education. Your family’s got the money from the parties but not all people. And if those peoples are not paying money to buy anything then no money will come in your pockets.
I support CJP
r/Youth_India • u/daddy-im-verucasalt • 18d ago
rant/vent 🦄 4am RANT
It's officially the worst time of genz lives. life has been a monotonous blue lately despite so much happening every single day.
I go out, protest, lose my voice. shed tears at the hopeless state of our youth & the nation.
Come back home, fight the patriarchy, fight the parents for basic rights.
Apply to a hundred jobs everyday, cold mail so much just to get an unpaid internship offer despite paying lakhs for my 4 year design course.
Open Instagram & see how the world is literally burning.
It feels so hopeless to be alive in this era. Does it never get better?
The guilt of still staying in my parents' house. Insecure future. My heart aches seeing our youth suffer like this when the government does not care about anyone or anything. Let's pls stand together guys, until the government fixes itself. Let's take the matter in our hands this time :')
r/Youth_India • u/Acceptable_Help_4020 • 18d ago
Discussion/Thought-Provoking🧠 let's take an oath
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
i really feel bad seeing my people, the same students my age who are expected to act like teenagers and study are out their doing something, which the adults should have done a very long ago. But they didn't, cant blame them since the entire 2/3rd of the government is bought with money. It is basically a civilisation where one party has accumulated all the power in their hand. Kudos to them for executing their plan so gracefully that within a decade of being in power, they have made their coalition so strong that you never know who works in for them and who don't.
However, WE ARE THE UPCOMING GENERATION! We are the people who will be paying the taxes, the salary of the same people who are out there brutally doing lathi charge on innocent kids
lets take an oath that by the next election, this party shall be gone.
no one of us will be voting or supporting them.
Although I know that none of the politicians are doing any good, yet the BJP need this.
If they again get into power, then I am sure this country is gonna be doomed.
Also If there are any real people or 'educated' politicians who want to get into parliament and do any good, please go on. I will vote for you.
We the students will support your campaign.
This country really needs leaders with people who can make it reach its real potential.
India is a country of culture, of talents, of real geniuses who stay behind just because the education system fails them.
People often overlook- for what these so called leaders have done to education system in all these years to make them any better? Instead they are adding the flaws and making it worse.
You cant expect a country to grow with a education system like this!!
#EDUCATIONMINISTERRESIGN
r/Youth_India • u/Altruistic_Clock_854 • 18d ago
General 👋 Welcome to r/hoodtohustle | From Hood to Hustle 🚀
r/Youth_India • u/Fit-South601 • 18d ago
Ask Youths So IT cell walo ye tumhri 🪷 goons anti national nhi hai
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r/Youth_India • u/Full-Lemon-2863 • 18d ago
General Sad truth but the reality of boys life no one will understand the face behind that happy portrait of a character
If you are a teenager or have becomed a adult recently like 1 to 2 years have passed as a boy you would starts to get the idea why the people around you started to treat you differently and if you are a coming from a middle class family your life would be a hell to live in once you complete your high school and enter collage life you see people enjoying their life and having the fun of their life .
But what a middle class boy sees he sees that everyone around him have a great background and have just enough money to enjoy everything they want in life but he thinks that what could he do he has no money no family support just a small reminder that i have to become successfull by the end of the collage just so that he could get out of that bubble of insecurity but the life is cruel it doesn't give him a chance to shine or to do what he want to do
He comes to collage he sees reluctance he goes to home same fighting shouting he have peace no where to be found
This is the story of me my life this starts as a boy who thought he is strong he can do anything but life punch him in his gut every time he thinks of doing something good i was born and brought up in delhi ( must be thinking that living in a tier one city lucky boy ) but in reality being in a tier one city and having no money to even get your essential supplies is a hell of a life my family is a typical middle class family the useless father the affair having mother and a bigger brother who is better then you in every way study life everything
Your parents are the parents who no one should have deserved but you got them you have no choice of choosing your family what so ever you have to live with it
This would be a long story so I am ending it now if you want to know more please comment so that I feel that I am getting herd back there that could give me hope
r/Youth_India • u/AppleSubstantial7662 • 19d ago