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Inviting Suggestions for the Draft National Youth Policy

Inviting Suggestions for the Draft National Youth Policy
Start Date :
Jun 08, 2022
Last Date :
Jul 15, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Government has reviewed the existing draft National Youth Policy, 2014 and prepared a new draft National Youth Policy (NYP). The draft NYP envisages a ten - year vision for ...

The Government has reviewed the existing draft National Youth Policy, 2014 and prepared a new draft National Youth Policy (NYP). The draft NYP envisages a ten - year vision for youth development that India seeks to achieve by 2030. It is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and serves to 'unlock the potential of the youth to advance India'.

The draft NYP seek to catalyze widespread action on youth development across five priority areas viz. education; employment & entrepreneurship: youth leadership & development; health, fitness & sports; and social justice. Each priority area is underpinned by the principle of social inclusion keeping in view the interests of the marginalized sections.

The Department of Youth Affairs seek comments/views/suggestions on the draft NYP from all stakeholders.

Please refer to the policy document: Draft National Youth Policy (PDF 1.23 MB)

The last date to share your ideas and suggestions is 15th July, 2022.

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Abhimanyu Parihar
Abhimanyu Parihar 4 years 1 month ago
Policy must include traditional Bhartiya way of study. Our history our pride must be taught. must be taught traditional ayurvedic , kalari , agriculture, yoga compulsory since childhood. Policy must interlink with Yog gurus and their traditional institutions to give more support.
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Shashi Bhushan
Shashi Bhushan 4 years 1 month ago
graduation की पढ़ाई करने के तुरन्त बाद 80% agreegate लाने वाले students किसी भी primary, माध्यमिक school मे पढा सकते है ताकि सरकारी school मे शिक्षक की समस्या खत्म हो ताकि tution वाला concept खत्म हो... मनरेगा वेतन मिले
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CHANDA NAGARAJU
CHANDA NAGARAJU 4 years 1 month ago
Dear Modi ji Follow these seven steps to create an environment that promotes youth engagement: Prepare yourself to share power. ... Build relationships with youth. ... Encourage exploration, discovery and self-expression. ... Instill the skills to make learning meaningful. ... Provide leadership opportunities. ... Develop advanced skills.
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Ashir Bhardwaj
Ashir Bhardwaj 4 years 1 month ago
Youth today is moulded by education they receive, education they receive through family, schools, media. These mediums are all connected. For example youth from rural background is likely to watch particular videos on social media while a youth from urban elite is likely to watch completely different set . Social media can play a leveler. a hybrid of IT and schools can bring quality education to lowest levels with nominal expenditure, good education is a confidence booster .
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Chandrakant Vijay Birhade
Chandrakant Vijay Birhade 4 years 1 month ago
Government of India should encourage people to follow and build the companies of edutech sector especially in rural areas while focusing on vocational as well as technical things and that would be great opportunities to all young people who is residing at rural areas
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Murali G B
Murali G B 4 years 1 month ago
We should encourage youth to report system deficiencies to improve the society functions. Positive approach on these feedback should be there at all level.
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Chandrakant Vijay Birhade
Chandrakant Vijay Birhade 4 years 1 month ago
Government of India should be promote positive digital disruption in technological Vertical space it is the need of century and people should encourage to follow such models so lot of new employment opportunities can be emerged and no single person would be jobless still even if they have less technical expertise
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o v gnana prakash
o v gnana prakash 4 years 1 month ago
Sir Children from the 3rd standard onwards should be compulsorily allowed to school early hours of the day i.e. 5 am onwards for Yoga, Meditation and Neti (moral stories) classes till 8.30 am. They should be given a break for some time and again 10 am school should start with classes. Again in the evening from 4.30 pm onwards till 5.30 pm compulsory sports to all the classes to be made mandatory at all the schools. There should not be any exemptions to students unless they are physically challenged, else every student should be given training on the above areas for their all round development. Time table should be adjusted accordingly. Equal priority should be given to physical exercise along with academics.
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