Uttar Pradesh's Youth and the Future of Sports: Investment in Talent Development
- Government, Initiatives, Politics & Policy
- November 1, 2025

Introduction Youth participation in politics is vital for a vibrant democracy. Representing energy, innovation, and progressive ideals, young people are key to addressing contemporary challenges and ensuring future governance aligns with the needs of their generation. Despite India’s youthful population—where over 65% of the citizens are under 35—the representation of youth in politics remains disproportionately low.
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Across the globe, political landscapes are experiencing a profound transformation as young leaders step into power, bringing new ideas and approaches to governance. In India, this shift is particularly noticeable. Although specific demographic data from the most recent census is pending, the trend is clear: the nation’s substantial young population is making its presence felt
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Introduction Youth participation in politics is essential for vibrant democracies. Representing energy, innovation, and fresh perspectives, young leaders bring much-needed dynamism to governance. However, socio-economic challenges like financial barriers, systemic inequality, and lack of access to resources often impede their journey. Despite these obstacles, many young individuals are finding ways to break through, redefining political
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In the intricate world of politics, networking is not just a skill but a fundamental necessity. For young aspiring politicians, establishing a robust network can be a game-changer, opening doors to mentorships, collaborations, and real political influence. Here’s why and how young people can build effective connections in the political arena. Importance of Networking in
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India, with its vast and dynamic youth population, has long been heralded as a nation of potential. Over 65% of its citizens are under the age of 35, according to the Census of India (2011). While this demographic is often seen as a driving force for the future, its involvement in governance brings far-reaching benefits that
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With over 65% of its population under the age of 35 (Census of India, 2011), India is undeniably a young nation. This demographic advantage positions youth as potential catalysts for transformative change in the country’s political arena. However, the question remains: can India’s youth overcome systemic barriers and entrenched practices to usher in real political
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