Youth

World Heart Day: Young India’s weak hearts and how we can protect them

Of the 28,449 heart-related deaths in India in 2021, 19,744 were in the 30 to 60 age group. Doctors and medical experts opine that unhealthy diets, a sedentary lifestyle, high stress levels and fast-paced social obligations are the biggest contributors to heart problems in younger people

'Not my king': What young Brits think about new monarch Charles III

In a poll published in May, only 29 per cent of 18-24-year-olds said they thought Charles would do a good job as king

Student groups in Delhi stage protest against Agnipath scheme, several detained

The All India Students' Association said the scheme is nothing but a design to destroy permanent jobs in the armed forces

Jammu & Kashmir: PM Modi inaugurates the foundation of multiple development initiatives worth Rs 20,000 crore

PM Modi further said that these initiatives will provide huge employment opportunities to the youth of Jammu and Kashmir

Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election results 2022: Explaining the M-Y factors behind BJP’s big win

M-Y in UP politics traditionally signified the Muslim-Yadav vote bank. But the BJP gave it a whole new meaning. Be it the Modi-Yogi combo or mahila and youth-centric schemes, it’s all worked out in the party’s favour

National Youth Day 2022 is a reminder to rededicate efforts to skilling, educating Indian youth

Now is time for the key stakeholders – the government, corporates, and the civil society – to work in greater synergy than ever and devise targeted interventions

Humans could live for up to 150 years, death a 50-50 chance after turning 100: Study

Even at age 110, your chances of making it to 130 are "about one in a million... not impossible but very unlikely," said Davison.

International Youth Day 2021: Date, significance, history and theme of this year

Also, on this day, the government and citizens come together to bring attention to the problems faced by the younger generation

Harmful e-cigarettes must be better regulated to protect young people: WHO

Doctor Vinayak Prasad said targeting children "with toxic and poisonous products is a criminal act. And it's a human rights violation."

AP govt bans online games like Rummy, Poker for 'misleading' youth; violators to face jail, penalty

Organisers of online gambling will be jailed for a year, besides being penalised, for a first time offence, while those caught playing these games will be given six months of jail term