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Inviting suggestions on draft National Youth Policy 2025 for inclusion in the policy

Start Date :

Dec 08, 2025

Last Date :

Dec 11, 2025

23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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India is home to one of the youngest populations in the world, making our youth a transformative force capable of reshaping the nation’s socio-economic future. In today’s ...

India is home to one of the youngest populations in the world, making our youth a transformative force capable of reshaping the nation’s socio-economic future. In today’s rapidly evolving global landscape marked by disruptive technological advancements, youth face unprecedented opportunities and challenges. In this context, a progressive, technology-enabled, inclusive, and future-ready National Youth Policy is imperative to enable youth to realize their full potential and contribute meaningfully to the vision of Viksit Bharat @ 2047. A draft National Youth Policy, 2025 (NYP-2025) has been prepared which provides a holistic and future-ready framework for the development, empowerment, and engagement of youth in nation-building. In this regards Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in collaboration with MyGov are inviting inputs/suggestions from Citizens on draft NYP 2025 for inclusion in the policy.

Click here to read the National Youth Policy 2025 draft. (PDF - 527 KB)

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Dhananjay Jayant Daptare 2 months 3 weeks ago

Respected Authirity, 1) Health - Youngsters of nation are not aware about there physical and mental health. it necessary to aware them in school and college level 2) Digital Awareness - Many youngsters are goes distracted by various fraudulent schemes, or digital black mailing. 3)skills - Many student are learn from observation and family oriented skill. There is need to develop and provide more training to the student in area of business interest. 4) Basics of our culture - our culture should be explain in school and colleges. while live in a society he should be save our cultural heritage. Nation Building- its necessory in society while living, we should have to give something to our motherland. Our "Nation first is priority of youth" this emotion should have in youth of our Bharat.

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Andaluri Srinivas 2 months 3 weeks ago

Improvement in personal qualities such as Perseverance - bonus from Policy

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Praveen Bhandarakavthe 2 months 3 weeks ago

every youths are rights for the education in democracy of India 🇮🇳

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SriKrishnataak 2 months 3 weeks ago

I request that the National Youth Policy 2025 include a national Rural Immersion Yatra, where India’s brightest students—engineers, researchers, agriculture experts and aspiring policymakers—spend time in backward districts to understand ground realities, verify scheme delivery, document rural innovations, and bring authentic voices directly to government. After travelling across 28 states and working in rural Nagaur, I have seen how gaps between policy design and delivery leave villagers unheard. A structured immersion programme can create real impact: 14,000 youth engaging with 1.4 million rural citizens annually, transparent documentation, exposure to rural challenges, preservation of local knowledge, and a new generation of empathetic, evidence-driven leaders. This initiative will strengthen accountability, reduce leakages, and build a people-powered, corruption-free governance model aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat @ 2047.

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SriKrishnataak 2 months 3 weeks ago

I suggest adding a focus area on Agri-Youth Leadership for Dryland Regions. Districts like Nagaur, Rajasthan show how youth can transform local economies through crops such as Nagauri Paan Methi, cultivated on 8,000 hectares and harvested 3–5 times a year, supporting thousands of families. To empower such youth, the policy should introduce a Rural Innovation Fellowship, integrate agri-startups into experiential learning, and reward rural enterprise under the Youth Engagement Pyramid. Special support should be given to traditional high-value crops that lack recognition, and green entrepreneurship must be promoted through local processing, climate-adaptive farming tools, seed conservation, and women-led rural enterprises. These steps will ensure rural youth become job creators, climate leaders, and key contributors to Viksit Bharat 2047.

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