which is just one-fourth of the original allocation. What could be the reason behind this?
Review - DEKHO
In our country, a Smart City mission was established to transform 100 cities into world-class cities, but its budget has been reduced from 8,000 crore Rupees to 2,400 crore Rupees
Student elections are supposed to be Gen Z’s first political experience. But if young voters are increasingly looking for jobs, better campuses, honest leadership and real solutions, are traditional student politics and political organisations still speaking their language or are they simply giving old politics a younger face ?
छात्र चुनावों को जेन ज़ी के पहले राजनीतिक अनुभवों में से एक माना जाता है। लेकिन अगर युवा मतदाता बेहतर कैंपस, ईमानदार नेतृत्व और असली समस्याओं के समाधान की तलाश में हैं, तो क्या पारंपरिक छात्र राजनीति और राजनीतिक संगठन अब भी उनकी सोच और जरूरतों को समझ पा रहे हैं या वे सिर्फ़ पुरानी राजनीति को नया चेहरा दे रहे हैं ?
Gen Z is already vocal about education, jobs, climate, digital rights, public transport and the future they want. But the bigger question is what happens after they speak. The argument is that governments need to move beyond token consultations and create formal ways for young people to shape decisions, through youth advisory councils, participatory budgeting, policy fellowships and local consultations. Should Gen Z move from being heard to actually helping shape policy ?
