Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee) successfully hosted the concluding ceremony of Yuva Sangam – V, marking the culmination of a transformative journey under the Ministry of Education’s Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) initiative. This edition welcomed 45 student delegates from Jharkhand, accompanied by faculty coordinators from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, for a culturally enriching experience exploring Uttarakhand’s heritage, industry, and community. Over several …

Rajesh Bhatia, founder-managing director of Tree House Education & Accessories Ltd, underscores the significance of skills that foster real-world adaptability and entrepreneurial thinking on National Youth Day (January 12) Success in the workplace and the competitive job market isn’t solely dependent on top grades or credentials. Employers today are also looking for effective communication, problem-solving, leadership and management skills. While …

Punjab “drug abuse” is a raging epidemic, especially among the young for many years now. In fact, every third person is hooked to drugs other than alcohol and tobacco in the state as per studies. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment in its report to the Parliament this August said as many as 6.97 lakh children — …

Bal Raksha Bharat (globally known as Save the Children) hosted discussions on Challenges faced by youth from marginalised communities in the start- up ecosystem and navigating these challenges for the future of work on May 22.The Y20 Secretariat inducted the participants into the role of youth in G20 for shaping and strengthening global architecture and governance on all major international …

The much-talked-about demographic dividend of India (40% of India’s population is in the age bracket of 18 or below), with over 350 million young people, requires concerted efforts by all stakeholders toward realizing the potential of young people. The country needs to spend a great deal on education feel education & Skilling Industry voices. “The concern of all academicians, people …

Every 5 minutes, someone in India is diagnosed with blood cancer and many of them children and young people.  Those who can’t be treated with chemotherapy need a successful blood stem cell transplant from a matching donor for a second chance at life Kriti, a 22-year-old girl who was diagnosed with blood cancer when she was 12-year-old and is on …