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There is a familiar image across India today. A young graduate, degree in hand, standing in a long queue outside a government recruitment office. Another refreshing job portals every morning, tailoring resumes that receive no reply. A young woman, who excelled in college, quietly abandoning the search because the nearest workplace is unsafe to commute to or because household responsibilities leave no room for paid work. These are not isolated stories. Together, they capture t

Teachers are often expected to be educators, mentors, counsellors, motivators, and role models all at once. They shape young minds, encourage creativity, resolve conflicts, support struggling students, and continue learning themselves. Yet, behind the classroom door, many teachers are silently battling a challenge that is receiving increasing global attention: burnout. Burnout is more than simply feeling tired after a long day. The World Health Organization recognises it as a

India stands at a defining demographic moment. With nearly 65% of its population below the age of 35, the country's greatest resource is not merely its economic potential but the aspirations, creativity, and energy of its youth. Yet, this promise is accompanied by a difficult paradox. Even as India has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing major economies, concerns over employment quality, declining labour force participation among young people, and the widening gap b

There was a time when rest was considered essential. Today, it often feels like something that must be earned. For many young people, taking a break is no longer a simple act of self-care. Instead, it is accompanied by an uncomfortable sense of guilt the feeling that every moment spent resting is a moment that could have been used to study harder, learn another skill, apply for another internship, or move one step closer to success. Somewhere along the way, productivity stopp

India is the largest democracy in the world and it has one of the largest pool of young citizens. The average age of India is 27.9 and according to the Election Commission of India, the 2024 Lok Sabha witnessed around 18.4 million first time voters making youth participation a decisive electoral factor. But also, when we look at the Indian society, we have to first understand it’s composition of society and what factors impact the voting behavior of the citizen. After that we