Indian Youth

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Politique·03/08/2026Résumé IA

Modi's Social Media Outreach Fails to Bridge Gap with Protesting Indian Youth

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attempts to connect with protesting youth via Instagram reels have largely failed to address their concerns over a cancelled medical entrance exam. Experts note a significant disconnect between the government and young people, exacerbated by a lack of youth representation and perceived crackdowns on dissent.

Deutsche Welle

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Indian Youth Use Sardonic Humor, Social Media to Document Protests Amidst Police Crackdown

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Politique·23/07/2026Résumé IA

Indian Youth Use Sardonic Humor, Social Media to Document Protests Amidst Police Crackdown

Tens of thousands of youth-led Cockroach Janta Party supporters protested in Delhi against PM Modi's government, demanding Education Minister Pradhan's resignation over exam scandals. Amidst police tear gas and baton charges, young protesters like Chhavi used social media to document the event with sardonic humor, highlighting a new generation's approach to political activism.

BBC News

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Indian Youth Movement Challenges Modi Government Amid Exam Scandal and Protests

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Politique·23/07/2026Résumé IA

Indian Youth Movement Challenges Modi Government Amid Exam Scandal and Protests

Thousands of young Indians, led by student Abhijeet Dipke and his Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), are protesting nationwide against high unemployment and exam irregularities, challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. The movement gained momentum after a Supreme Court judge's derogatory remarks and a national medical exam scandal, leading to clashes with police in New Delhi.

Cockroach Janta Party Seeks Indian Youth Congress Coordination for NEET Protest, Rebuffed

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) approached Indian Youth Congress (IYC) for coordination on NEET protest, but IYC declined, citing its own nationwide protests against NEET paper leak and CBSE issues, led by Rahul Gandhi.

Times of India

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UP ATS arrests 22-year-old for alleged links to Pakistan-backed terror network

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Crime·01/06/2026Résumé IA

UP ATS arrests 22-year-old for alleged links to Pakistan-backed terror network

UP ATS arrested a 22-year-old from Azamgarh for allegedly working with a Pakistan-backed terror network. The network groomed youths via social media for missions, including a planned assassination of BJP leaders. Accused Mohammad Shaikh was found with a pistol and cartridges.

Times of India

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Social Media's Deep Impact on Indian Youth: Addiction, Isolation, and the Path to Balance

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Social·23/05/2026Résumé IA

Social Media's Deep Impact on Indian Youth: Addiction, Isolation, and the Path to Balance

A report highlights growing concerns over social media addiction among Indian children and young adults, affecting focus, mental well-being, and real-world interactions. Experts and parents discuss the challenges and advocate for balance, communication, and mindful usage over strict bans.

Times of India

9 min de lecture

Ex-Merchant Navy Captain Arrested for Cyber Slavery Racket Trafficking Indian Youth

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Crime·16/05/2026Résumé IA

Ex-Merchant Navy Captain Arrested for Cyber Slavery Racket Trafficking Indian Youth

A 35-year-old ex-merchant navy captain, Nagesh Kumar, was arrested in Chandigarh for allegedly running a cyber slavery racket. He lured Indian youth with fake job offers, trafficking them to Cambodia and Laos to work for Chinese-run cyber fraud firms. The racket was exposed in Sept 2025.

Times of India

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Ex-Merchant Navy Captain Arrested for Cyber Slavery Racket Trafficking Indian Youth to Cambodia

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Crime·16/05/2026Résumé IA

Ex-Merchant Navy Captain Arrested for Cyber Slavery Racket Trafficking Indian Youth to Cambodia

A 35-year-old ex-merchant navy captain, Nagesh Kumar, was arrested in Chandigarh for allegedly running a cyber slavery racket. He is accused of trafficking Indian youths to Cambodia via Thailand, where they were forced to work for Chinese-run cyber fraud firms. The racket was exposed in September 2025.

How India-New Zealand FTA creates new global pathways for Indian talent

The India-New Zealand FTA highlights that the provisions on student mobility, professional pathways, working holiday visa creates an unprecedented opportunity for Indian youth and professionals to gain global exposure.

Times of India

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