Young India News

The Ladakh Marathon is combating plastic waste by offering race bibs in exchange for 20 PET bottles, engaging young runners to promote environmental awareness.

A CNN-News18 investigation reveals a new digital influence operation, dubbed 'The Ground Wire' (TGW), allegedly run by Pakistan's ISI, recruiting young Indian m

An exclusive report reveals how Pakistani handlers, allegedly from the ISI, are recruiting young Indians to spread anti-India narratives online. This strategy m

Star Health's FY26 data indicates that young Indians are significantly contributing to the growth of the digital health insurance sector.

Actor Vijay Deverakonda has co-launched Unhype, a new skincare brand designed for young Indians aged 18-30. The brand focuses on functional, science-backed form

A 10-city survey in India reveals that half of young Indians cope with emotional distress alone, coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10.

Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu met young innovator Ravi Tamta, who built a carbon fibre flying machine, and assured him support while suggesting a visit to S

Prime Minister Narendra Modi focused on young India during the 80th Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort, meeting students and announcing initiatives f

In his 80th Independence Day speech, PM Modi appealed to young India by announcing initiatives like free coaching, AI training for 1 crore youth, and a sports t

Following their success at the Commonwealth Games (CWG), young Indian athletes are now aiming for further success in the upcoming World Athletics U20 Championsh

A report based on India's PLFS data reveals that only 26 out of 100 young Indian graduates secure salaried jobs, and merely four enjoy basic employment benefits

India, led by Shreyas Iyer, secured a dominant series victory against Zimbabwe, with strong performances from Ishan Kishan and Tilak Varma contributing to a sub

CJP protests highlight that many young Indians are experiencing anger and anxiety due to a loss of trust in education from exam paper leaks and rising economic

Younger generations in India are increasingly viewing inherited gold jewellery as a financial asset rather than just a family heirloom, using it to fund major l

Students enthusiastically took on the roles of elected representatives at the Young Indians' Parliament event.

The Young Indians Visakhapatnam chapter is inviting residents to donate pre-loved sarees as part of a nationwide "Saree to Sanchi" campaign.

The Young Indians Thiruvananthapuram Chapter will host a model parliament on July 10 and 11, with 129 selected students from various city schools participating.